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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
3
Reported uprising by inhabitants of Trans-Jordania defeats Prince Zeid's forces in a pitched battle. About 100 of his men killed. Insurrectionists seek governance by British administration in Palestine under Sir Herbert Samuel, high commissioner.
A peace accord between China and Germany was signed in Peking on May 20, ending the state of war and restoring diplomatic and commercial relations. China, not a Versailles signatory, now resumes official ties with Germany after the agreement.
The Rev. Father Nicholas J. Schwartz, a Brooklyn native and ex pastor of a Galena church, leaped from a speeding vehicle near Monmouth Junction and was instantly killed. He had recently suffered a nervous breakdown and was being taken by his brother Frank Schwartz Jr to Brooklyn for rest.
Winona Lake Indiana reports the 188th general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America urged President Harding to call a conference of nations for progressive disarmament. The appeal followed a presentation by W. J. Bryan.
Washington announces the Granting of second class mailing privileges to the Liberator a New York monthly magazine. Postmaster General Hays says press freedom laws must be scrupulously observed. Pueblo City Council to consider a rent ordinance after tenants hire counsel to draft one for city commissioners. Estes Park Woman’s Club donates a $5 000 lot to the national park service for a Rocky Mountain National Park administration building site. Congress may include funding in the park service maintenance bill.
General Rodrigues announced a detachment of cavalry pursuing bandits who fired on Jalisco and other buildings near Tin Juana on May 5 was ambushed thirty miles east of Ensenada. Lieutenant Chavez, commanding the cavalry, was killed. Two bandits died and others wounded.
William A. Radford outlines a 86 by 65 foot plank frame horse barn with Gothic roof, 12 stalls and two box stalls, hay mow, and feed carrier tracks. It discusses converting stalls for dairy use, ventilation, lightning protection, and the broader value of modern barns to improve farm efficiency and profitability.
J T Montamat of Nashville recalls how Tanlac relieved his wife’s breathless attacks and his indigestion. He says after three years of good health, the medicine keeps him in tune, and warns it has no equal. Ad appears: Tanlac sold by leading druggists.
An exchange titled Anatomically Speaking features Polly-Bustles and Dolly-Well in a playful courtroom dialogue. The judge remarks that congratulations rarely carry sincerity, reflecting a light moment amid legal proceedings.
An old Chicago American item recaps Cuticura Soap for the complexion with soap, talcum and ointment praised as a trio. It also shares a humorous incident at a town lecture where the speaker’s sudden illness postponed the program, triggering amused laughter from the audience.
A period advertisement warns to look for the Bayer name on aspirin packages or tablets to ensure genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for twenty one years. It lists uses including colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism and other pains. Small twelve tablet tins cost a few cents with larger packages from druggists.
Big Bear head of the Sioux tribe is praised as the best dressed Indian in America. He recently visited several large Middle-West cities in full regalia. A good reader takes in 12 to 18 letters at a glance. One unworried day is noted as a psychological triumph.
Georgetown Illinois woman Margaret McCumber describes severe back and side pain after childbirth. Doctors offered surgery but she improved after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, resuming full tasks and recommending it to friends and neighbors.
Mrs. Dora Williams recalls lying in bed for ten months over a year ago, then recovering with Eatonic. She endorses Eatonic for stomach trouble, claiming it relieves acidity and gases causing indigestion, sourness, heartburn, belching, and repeated meals. A big box is affordable with a druggist guarantee.
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