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Newspaper

Encampment Echo

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1920

Page

7

Bedfast Every Winter Stomach Trouble Gone

A testimonial from Mrs. W. G. Mershon of Brazil describes lasting relief from stomach trouble after using Milks Emulsion. The ad touts the product as a palatable, nutritious emulsion restoring bowel action, boosting appetite, and aiding recovery from chronic stomach issues with a money back guarantee. Sold by druggists, Terre Haute based The Milks Emulsion Co.

Mre W. G. Mershon Brazil Milks Emulsion Co Terre Haute Ind

Calmdown and Editor clash over column fate

An editorial quarrel unfolds as the funny editor laments a failing column and the managing editor praises it as a citywide laughing stock warning of a need to rethink the piece.

Wditor

Water with aspirin Bayer ad promotes dosage tips

Bayer promotes aspirin tablets with directions to drink one or two glasses of water after taking a tablet. Genuine Bayer products bear the Bayer Cross. The ad claims aspirin has been prescribed for eighteen years and lists conditions like colds headache toothache neuritis and rheumatism. Tin boxes of twelve cost a few cents. larger packages sold by druggists.

Bayer Company Bayer Canada Western Canada U Ted Culare Reing Ratiwa Department of Fosisreten W. V. Bennett Bee Building Omaha Neb

Inventions and the Gracious Hostage of Subscriptions

A humorous column notes a young boarder’s scheme to curb subscriber listening during party-line calls. The meanest man is described in jest, as the resident tries an invention to silence others during shared lines, sparking playful treatment of tech meddling.

A Lady of Distinction Uses Cuticura for Skin

An advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap for cleansing pores with hot water and Cuticura Talcum Powder for a clear, sweet, healthy skin. It casts the product as a distinguishing perfume influence.

Short Lines on Love and Marriage Reflections

A poetic exchange contrasts a man’s call on a long distance line with a terse reply. The piece muses on youth, romance, and the belief about marriage when a girl under 25 says she will never wed.

Billy Noyle

Life Was a Misery to Her in Carrollton Kentucky

Woman recounts two years of female weakness and exhaustion. After physician care and other remedies she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After twelve bottles she felt improved, finished six more, and returned to work as a state hospital attendant. She recommends the remedy to friends and asks others to write for free advice.

Carrollton Lydia E. Pinkham Ydin E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn, Moss

No Regard for Cost of Gowns

Fashion writing surveys spring and summer styles in Paris and online magazines. It notes minimal regard for cost amid lavish fabrics, taffetas, laces, and intricate embroidery, with black on black and white on white avoided, while bold color pairings appear in street and indoor wear.

Paris

Use of Color in the Home

The article urges the average woman to experiment with color in home decor. It argues color alters appearance, encourages freedom and originality, and suggests practical considerations like avoiding timid schemes and managing labor costs. It notes paint affordability and hints at learning to pay per room to ease decorating.

Revival of glove styles sparks fashion trend

The piece notes a shift toward shorter flowing sleeves and longer gloves, highlighting a push for lower glove styles. It mentions white silk and leather options with suggested shades like red ivory, signaling a broader revival in accessories and color palettes.

Nantucket Dialect and Sea Ways in Local Speech

Judge John Crosby notes Nantucket speech mirrors sea life with phrases like go to American and have short. The piece highlights nautical terms, faded customs, and a 1841 will by Obed Macy showing colorful coastal expressions and local notices from Great Point lifesaving station to Youth's Companion.

Nantucket Thas Joniin American Continent Obed Macy Ish Hardy Jane Mother Conmmand Mate Winilard Goto Union Street Cilef Caleb Cushman

Cinbeth Pilives and Hollow-Hored Tumbler State Tale

A damaged OCR fragment describes Cinbeth among six pilives in the world and a steel strengthening process at a plant. It mentions a giant hollow-hored tumbler state used in dredging gold in California, costing about 87 and a shift involving uprights and melting point. The garbled text references air flow and a spitting noise during procedures.

California Louis

Unclear tekst fragment leads to brief note

Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases and unclear names. No coherent event or entities to summarize into a factual newspaper item.

World Currency Data From International Officials

Official data compiled by the director details principal world currencies and exchange trends. The report lists the American dollar rate and highlights global currency standings with noted rates, banks, and market indicators.

Prom Qador Ie

Hiram Evidently a Snober on a Sleeping Car

A New York Pennsylvania Station scene ends in tragedy as a sleeping car passenger, Hiram, stirs in a lower berth while a train holds on a siding. A barking dog and nearby protests from others distract until Ernest Alleman’s body is found amid a fire ruined dwelling in New Bedford Massachusetts.

New York Hiram Collie Eirnest Alleman Wis Allenmin New Tedford Mass Tistingatow Ernest Pernelet Athenian Pernelet

Incubator Study Targets Wartime Pest Coats

An incubator devised to study tittehtig coailes reveals that a tithe study might examine pests that imerged during the war. Volunteers joined the Cause, and the experiment showed coats carry several diseases including fever and delta mio Chern.

Tito Stedi Tims Jieen

Her Chance and the Tiny Trade Tales from School

A seven year old boy trades pencils pets and odd items at school leading to family concern. His sister complains as trades multiply and jokes abound. An aunt is asked for help and the scene hints at mischief and the cost of curiosity. The piece reflects a small town schoolyard episode from The Indianapolis News.

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