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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
7
Instructions emphasize taking aspirin with water and brand usage. The text notes Bayer stamped tablets, proper directions within Bayer packages for various ailments, and the safety cross on packaging. It mentions bottle sizes, price and availability from druggists, and the practice of saying Bayer when purchasing.
A concise aphorism notes that the self-made man frequently remains the sole satisfied party with his work, implying lonely fulfillment and independent achievement as common traits.
Vintage ad style brief promoting St Jacobs Oil for backache lumbago sciatica and rheumatism with a claim of instant relief after rubbing on the back. Also mentions Red Cross Bag Blue laundry product for whitening clothes available from grocers.
J Fuller Glom rejects a committee's invitation to seek public office. He cites life lessons from age twenty five to fifty five, including honesty and independence, stating he has never been at war and has maintained a livelihood with respect from others.
London answers dialogue on changing tastes as margarine’s reign dulls butter's flavor. Greene notes prolonged margarine use makes butter seem off, reflecting shifting culinary preferences and health ideas in the era.
The proverb urges resolving disputes promptly to avoid later harm. It emphasizes prudent social conduct and personal protection through timely reconciliation. The saying reflects common sense regarding conflict management and potential consequences of ongoing feuds.
Drugstore advertisers praise Dr Kilmer Swamp Root distinguishing it as a physician prescription kidney liver and bladder medicine. The copy argues its long standing merit and broad friend base, urging readers to buy now or obtain a sample by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton New York. It notes about 1200 human diseases exist.
instructions for a hair treatment mix using water bay rum barbo compound and glycerine. advises applying twice weekly until desired shade, claims gradual darkening without scalp cooling or greasiness. notes druggists can prepare it or mix at home cheaply.
On a cold morning in a Northside drugstore several women queued for oil. A colored customer asked for a certain oil costing 2.25 per ounce. When asked how much she wanted, she suggested a drop. The clerk replied firmly that the store does not sell by the drop, prompting laughter from onlookers. The Indianapolis News reported the exchange.
A tense exchange reveals one character pressing for a new dress while the other cites expense, remarking that a dress is cheaper than a funeral. The dialogue highlights strain in their relationship and differing priorities.
Colonel Burton visits a village farm to monitor a hired hand Tom Dudley and encounters Betty the innocent sweetheart. Burton grapples with doubt, chooses mercy, then returns to the city. A month later he discovers Tom’s integrity and helps end the mortgage burden with his blessing for a wedding.
The Sahara is not a barren wasteland with no water or plant life. While extremely dry, it hosts wells, temporary ponds, and numerous oases where water pools and vegetation survives in varied, sometimes abundant, patches across the vast landscape.
A Birmingham Evening Paper item notes a practice labeled wip your self restaurants with patrons left to do most tasks. It mentions lady cashiers at strategic points to relieve him of his money, reflecting skepticism about the setup.
A fragment from a Boston Transcript piece references a carrier sending her orchard produce. The note hints at a day’s distribution and the involvement of peaches in a trade or rural setting. The readable text captures a rural exchange centered on fruit shipment and local enterprise.
In 1911 a severe cold and la grippe left the writer with a persistent cough and lung pain. After leaving work he was ordered to change climate. By April 1912 Milks Emulsion began, and by August 23, 1912 he had gained 22 pounds and felt permanently cured.
An old advertisement extols Boschbee’s Syrup as effective for coughs bronchitis colds and lung troubles. It claims the product provides rest and easy morning expectoration, notes long usage in homes worldwide, and urges purchase across America.
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