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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1921
Page
10
The USDA urges standard packaging to curb short measure fraud and high marketing costs. Variations in sizes create confusion as 40 cabbage crates 20 celery crates and many hampers exist. A fixed weight standard is preferred. count may apply for graded products.
United States Department of Agriculture specialists warn young farmers to weigh multiple conditions when moving regions. A farm must balance business prospects with home life and community advantages, as soil quality and long term improvements affect potential income despite good buildings and roads.
Growers shipping blackberries by parcel post should carefully pick and pack to avoid fruit loss. USDA specialists warn that improper handling can cause more damage than transit, with weather and handling affecting success. A quart crate weighs 27 to 80 pounds and postage within the first two zones runs 31 to 34 cents. Total crate and postage for a two pint crate ranges from 58 to 71 cents, and mixed berry shipments in a crate may be possible.
An official account details mutiny on the Senator Schroeder a Cuxhaven fishing steamer seized by Kruefken and two Bolshevist agents who sailed to Murmansk with the crew and later returned to Cuxhaven. The incident, cited as evidence of Bolshevist piracy affecting coastal shipping, fed speculation about wartime subversive activity.
Lloyds of London must pay Duchess Decazes after rain measured at three point five millimeters, exceeding the bet threshold of two millimeters by eleven p.m. The stake supported the Pavlova fete bagatelle at the Polo club, organized by the Duchess.
A Paris widow visiting her husband's grave at Pere Lachaise heard a voice asking for 500 francs. After reporting it, she and a neighbor handed over the money but a nephew of the widow was caught with the purse. The trial led to mercy and the charges were withdrawn.
In Bellefonte, George W. Weaver, aged sixty eight, is a great grandparent whose child younger than him has a son born before Weaver’s youngest daughter. Weaver has been married twice and fathered 18 children, 13 of them in Irving. His oldest granddaughter married Edward Askey. their eldest son is thirteen, older than the great aunt to the newborn lad.
Mrs. Hamilton Wright stressed support for League of Nations recommendations during conferences with U S officials. The plan urges direct talks with Chinese military leaders to stop poppy cultivation and calls for two special commissions to assess cultivation and marketing in Chinese provinces.
Seventeen year old Helen Owen, daughter of Warren D. Owen a Roosevelt Rough Rider, vanished from Chicago after escaping the Home for the Friendless. Wealthy uncles in Boston New York and Oak Park seek her, claiming left estates and a six acre property, while her Spanish grandfather pursues via agents in Spain. She is believed to use the name Gordon.
Lenoxburg Kentucky residents recount two carved records on turtle shells. Forty four years ago WT McClanahan carved initials on a farm turtle later found by Peter Sheppard. Another turtle bears a carving by John Sheppard dated twenty eight years ago.
Genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin bear the Bayer Cross and are marketed with assurances that physicians helped shape dosage over 21 years and that millions have found them safe. The ad touts cold relief headache neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and general pain with twelve tablet tins and larger packages available.
A teacher complains of an unruly student's appearance and threatens to report the mother to officials. The next day the child returns cleaned and bobbed, bearing a note asserting the school board did not order the haircut. The mother says a respectful barber did it.
An advertisement targets women with kidney and bladder trouble noting vague symptoms can signal kidney disease. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy and urges prompt use, offering a sample bottle for ten cents and requesting mention of the paper in correspondence.
A Birmingham Age-Herald traveler notes a sleepy locale with many children and dogs. Weather saps energy, fights vanish, and tramps are scarce, leaving the town quiet and tame.
An advertisement claims Allen's Foot Base relieves pain from corns bunions and sore feet. It promises quick relief for sweaty calloused tired feet and blisters and says the powder freshens and cools feet while extending shoe and stocking life. It concludes with a social comment about perceptions of beauty.
A testimonial from Mrs Harry A Wilson of Clearfield Pennsylvania describes relief from monthly left side pains fever dizziness and long periods after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound The letter promotes prompt use for women's health issues and claims restored strength and ability to work.
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