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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1920
Page
13
A Cincinnati genius named Ady introduces Freezone a tiny bottle that claims to lift hard and soft corns without pain or irritation. The ad emphasizes instant relief using a drop applied to the corn with the promise of cheap, effortless removal.
A Boston Transcript remark notes a son asking why his mother did not answer at first saying he thought he could arrive as fast as his words. A secondary quip defines a loafer as a man who loafs and has no bank account.
Six room square bungalow design suited for a medium sized family, with three second floor bedrooms and flexible spaces for living and dining areas. The plan emphasizes compact size, porch emphasis, and efficient use of space for a family of four plus guests.
The article discusses exterior features such as stucco walls with lattice work and a colonial porch, floor plans showing six rooms, and large living rooms. It notes cost variability due to labor, freight rates, and site location, and recommends consulting architects, contractors, and material dealers for reliable estimates. It argues building your own home remains the most satisfactory path to fit size and style within budget.
The article notes Dartmoor as Britain's largest convict prison where up to 1,200 inmates work. Prison labor covers building, garrisoning, cooking, farming, and garment production for inmates and warders.
A damaged OCR excerpt shows a rustic scene with boots and tin cups and dishes made on the spot. The fragment hints at an on site crafts or market activity but lacks clear names or places.
A description of Gold Stone noting its opaque golden brown color with minute golden crystals used for ornament. It mentions an accidental discovery near Murone, Venice, Italy when brass hinge fragments fell into a molten glass pot.
Edith Redway finds a blue jewel case containing a pink cameo ring in a Grand Central station spillover. She keeps it after a lie about ownership, meets a young man in the park, and learns the ring linked to Chester Barlow and Edith, revealing a shared past and a proposal.
Professor Flinders Petrie urges Britain to protect buried cities and ruined monuments in Palestine from General Allenby's conquest. He warns against building on sacred sites in Jerusalem and favors relocating modern development to safer valleys, hoping for discoveries from clay tablets and ancient records.
The national dress of Trugo Slavia women impresses with long white linen skirts and embroidered aprons. Blue beads or coin decorations on bib collars, beaded veils, flowers in hair, and worsted stockings complete the scene of peasant women in sunlit village squares.
A brief exchange notes pictures appearing correct but no old masters in the house. Mrs Newrich remarks the absence, while Newrich reassures that masterpieces will arrive in a few hundred years.
A historical ad-like note discusses the transition from forty five to sixty, praising a root and herb remedy for symptoms, and mentions Prokham Medicine Co. in Massachusetts. It alludes to private correspondence and confidential answers, with a snippet about snoring in sleep.
Each package of Diamond Leves holds directions so simple that any woman can dyes a new rich fadeless color into worn garments and draperies. Buy Diamond Dyes for guaranteed results even if you never dyed before. Druggist offers a color card.
A health advertises a pure remedy that takes acid from the stomach and carries it out of the body. It claims relief for bloating indigestion sour gas and stomach miseries once the cause is removed. It cites over half a million users and promises refunds if not satisfactory. The pill format offers quick relief.
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