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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1921
Page
7
The ordinary individual desires fruit in his diet and farms produce about 6 percent of fruit by value. The guide urges expanding fruit production on farms as a smart investment since about two thirds of household fruit comes from home gardens and arbors.
Skim milk, though low in butterfat, packs protein and energy similar to beef per quantity and serves as a economical, versatile ingredient. The guide explains uses in cereals, soups, chowders, custards, and cakes, with recipes for corn chowder and curd cup cakes, while noting whole milk's tastier appeal and nutritional edge for children.
The text discusses assembling a simple luncheon with milk whole-wheat bread and fruit, notes that adding preserves to mincemeat enriches it, warns against stacking too many hotcakes on one plate to avoid soggy steam, suggests using a white stocking as a cover for an alcove board, and mentions women tending flowers in the yard while asking what the plan is.
In a snowbound shack sheriff Jessie confronts Jim Wheeler, bank bandit, as they trade barbed vows about duty and love. He reveals his trap after she condemns him for robbery then helps capture the outlaw, proving his worth and her ascent in justice.
An Old Irish legend describes a scarlet rowan tree in the Wood of the Dark Rock where mortals must fight a guarding giant to gain the wisdom and gifts of life. Heroes, poets, and lovers seek the berries that grant immortality and happiness, a perilous fairy tale of pursuit.
State songs arise from casual efforts by songwriters not to please a state. Kentucky honors Stephen Foster's Old Kentucky Home though not written for Kentucky. Maryland has a hymn. other states seek or have chosen their emblematic song or flower, often without premeditation.
A quirky antiquated piece discusses cat behavior and defense of property, noting cats dread death, fear eagles as enemies, and describe their skin as highly loose. It compares feline views of ownership to that of the white man toward American Indian property, citing proverb-like observations.
The Birmingham Age-Herald quotes a fragment of dialogue describing Dawkle as a good fellow who lives in the twilight zone. It notes his wife is a prominent politician and that he earns about $50,000 a year to support her public life and convention attendance.
A Pickerel-Weed blossom narrates to the Fairy Queen about their one day of bloom and the eggs laid by pickerels in their leaves. The flower notes their bright blue blooms, graceful appearance, and role in pollination by Bumble Bees, while expressing cheer at their brief life and ongoing succession of blooms.
A reflection on a boy who plays a fair game in life and business. He will be a conscientious businessman and honorable competitor who strives to grow his own enterprise without dragging down rivals.
An advertisement promotes genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin urging use only Bayer products, citing physician approved dosages over 21 years and safe results for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago pain. It notes Bayer is the trusted trade mark and mentions affordable sixteen tablet tins and larger packages sold by druggists.
Catarrh is described as a constitutional ailment needing constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is said to be taken internally and to act through the blood to support general health. Circulars from J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio promote the remedy as bringing sunshine to users and others.
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