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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1921
Page
7
In Tokyo a speech before governors, Vice Admiral Tomasaburo Kato, minister of the navy, said he favored arms reduction but no concrete proposals had been received. He believed Japan's naval program, slated for completion in 1927 at about 200 million yen, would not require higher taxes.
Washington reports Secretary Wallace told a House committee federal regulation of the meat packing industry is desirable to aid the livestock industry. He proposed the Agriculture Department administer the law, arguing it has many personnel familiar with the industry and is closer to farmers than other agencies.
Lima reports deportations of a prominent political figure including Gen. Oscar Benavides after custody last week over alleged revolutionary plot. The Palta liner reportedly carried him toward Sydney, Australia as authorities pursue the case. Separate items note Denby urging immediate construction of at least one aircraft carrier for the Navy, possibly two with second delayed. and rush of Canadian wheat into the United States through Duluth and Rainier free of duty ahead of an emergency tariff measure, totaling about 16,000,000 bushels since September 1, 19 etc.
Clara Hamon, widow of Jake J. Hamon, claims a share of the Hamon estate following a murder case in Ardmore Ohio where she was acquitted. She demands $3,000,000 and, via attorney Fred B. Ellis, says negotiations continue over an $8,000,000 stake in the estate.
Mrs. B M Godwin accuses husband Dr J M Godwin of poverty claims and seeks divorce after finding $31 000 and deeds in his desk. She deposited the money in a bank before filing, alleging interference and seeking relief from spousal involvement. Married in 1800, the couple faces property disputes across Texas and Oklahoma.
A United States Department of Agriculture home economics guide urges daily bathroom cleaning and thorough flushing of waste pipes to remove hardened grease lint and dirt. It covers safe cleaners including washing soda caustic potash and kerosene with whiting cautions about acid use and emphasizes protective gear and avoiding damage to porcelain.
Home economics guidance from the United States Department of Agriculture recommends breads using corn meal walnut pecan hickory or English walnuts to vary wheat bread. Recipes cover Brown Bread Rolled Oats and Wheat Bread and include ingredients mixing steaming baking rising and baking times.
A guide to efficient ironing emphasizes a clean padded board at a comfortable height and smooth irons. It advises wax maintenance for irons, rust removal, dampened clothes, and rolling techniques, plus material specific heat settings and pressing directions for silks, woolens, and colored fabrics.
Fragmentary OCR text includes garbled advice on digestion pineapples cleaning a car baking substitutions and washing tips. lacks coherent facts, dates, people, or organizations to form a real news item.
A collage of brief humorous and reflective vignettes from an old Iowa pioneer era. It recalls Ife and a pioneer's family facing hardship with simple rations, the frontier mindset, and light social quips about nuptial pursuits and modern life.
A windmill design uses a stationary vertical cylinder with Venetian blind like blades that funnel wind to a turbine wheel. Wind exits bottom after turning the wheel. A bevel gear train adapts to wind strength and a centrifugal regulator controls speed for electric generation.
In a Buffalo Enquirer brief, the column juggles wit about how appearance influences success and how success itself alters appearance, noting the paradoxical balance between image and achievement. The item frames appearance as both cause and result in public perception within a concise newspaper quip.
Mrs John Hill, 80, states she suffered sour stomach since grip and improved after a week on Eatonic. The ad claims Eatonic relieves sour stomach indigestion heartburn and bloating by neutralizing acidity and gases. A large box is offered with a druggist guarantee.
The United States owns more than four percent of the world’s shipping tonnage, highlighting the role of a strong economy in wealth. The saying implies that without a thriving economy, wealth cannot be built, and with one, poverty is avoidable.
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