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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
12
The United States Department of Agriculture urges daily shoe care to extend life. Advice includes alternating wear, airing on shoe trees, cleaning and brushing, proper drying, and choosing repairs over disposal to keep shape, prevent rot, and save costs.
An article extols milk as the best natural food for children providing protein lime and salts for bones teeth and body regulation. It urges a quart daily where possible and a pint as a minimum, noting milk supplies growth energy and essential vitamins especially butter fat and water soluble vitamins per the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
A fragment discusses substitutions and storage tips with vinegar as brandy substitute, suet longevity, bread underbaking risks, milk handling, onion flavors in soups, and keeping black lace from rust by tea and gum arabic solution.
A plain humble girl Mary, who cared for her invalid mother and four brothers, takes in a boarder. He helps with chores, shares the table, and their quiet partnership blooms into love. He proposes enduring partnership and Mary agrees to care for him.
The article recounts a legendary migratory trek by a Turkish Turkic people to Kansu in northwest China. It describes a long journey from Samarkand across mountains to the Yellow River near Hsinhua, culminating when a camel refused to rise at a place chosen by prophecy. Their numbers are given as about 10,000 to 20,000, speaking a Turkic language.
The wax used for phonograph cylinders comes from caroba, a wax yatta. Best quality cones come from young leaves cut at three periods in the wax season, from September to March. Two thousand leaves yield 25 to 80 pounds of wax. Leaves dry in sun, then beaten to remove wax. The material melts in boiling water and is strained to remove water, then cools to a tight yellow solid.
Fragmentary remarks discuss wedding cake lore and its evolving role at receptions. The piece notes tales of traditions such as thimbles and wedding elogs, while suggesting origins are unclear and perhaps modern in origin.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a mystery line about Harbinger and police mention. Names and context are unclear. no definite event, date, or organization is discernible from the readable text.
University experts say a well fed dairy cow is the key to profit. A herd owner should cull the poorest cows and concentrate feed on the rest, since milk output depends on rations above maintenance needs.
Oklahoma A and M College expert explains roughages and concentrates. Silage alfalfa and prairie hays provide rough feeds with limited protein, while high protein grains boost nutrition. Cottonseed meal and oilmeal serve as economical protein sources. feeding guidelines vary by cow type and milk output.
The U S Department of Agriculture reports on 280 dairy farms in the South showing labor income per cow tied to income per cow. Farms with under 60 dollars per cow averaged 45 percent below the average labor income, while 28 farms with over 120 dollars per cow averaged 75 percent above the average and led profitability. The cattle quality is one of sixteen points for farm efficiency. a new circular details the tests.
The article discusses dairy cow care, stressing gentle handling and proper bedding. It warns that rough treatment or neglect disrupts the nervous system and reduces milk output, urging owners to provide consistent comfort and avoid harsh punishment.
Mrs Evan Shay of Garnett Kansas writes of postnatal weakness and nervous breakdown after a birth. She credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring her energy after five bottles and notes subsequent healthy pregnancies. She recommends the medicine to others seeking relief.
Thousands of women with kidney and bladder trouble are urged to seek Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root. The ad claims kidney health affects other organs and lists back pain headaches and nervousness as indicators. Readers are told to buy a bottle or request a sample by sending ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co.
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