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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
3
Home canning of surplus beef and other meats becomes common practice smoothing year round supply. Detailed steps cover selection, trimming, searing, packing in jars or cans, adding gravy or stock, and steam pressure processing at 15 pounds for 250 degrees.
Paris designers adopt a Grecian note for autumn lines inspired by royal Greek romance and Greek antiquity. Greek drapery plaits, tunics and coral mousseline gowns mix with Egyptian, Italian Renaissance and Persian embroidery trends. Erminette furs, white embroidery, and black and white contrasts highlight a diverse, period voice in Paris fashion.
Methods for preserving food using natural or artificial cool air. Suggestions include a window box on the north side, cellar air shafts with perforated shelves, and ventilation to keep food cooled when no cellar is available. Endorsed by the United States Department of Agriculture.
Fresh air tips encourage opening windows and doors to vent stale air. Advice urges avoiding crowded rooms and streetcars, walking outside daily, and keeping bedroom windows open even in winter to boost health and resist disease. Emphasizes fresh air as life extending and germ resistant.
The gibberish notes advise cabbage and onions digested when undercooked and lamb eaten with chant like cadence. It mentions yarn gar ments cut into bits to yield a soft Allar for procushions and sofa pillows.
A Cleveland man with business ties to Illinois claimed a train would be held for him while he ordered a sandwich and coffee. The counterman offered to contact the superintendent, explaining the line had no other trains that morning. Also recounted is a mythic note on ancient honey and a flea found in an Egyptian tomb, illustrating preservation over time.
A roguish remark from Bill the Burg expresses relief at never learning to read or write. He quips that in this investigation a sharp mind is unlikely to be blamed on him, hinting at his role in an impending confrontation.
A compact aphorism contrasts loyal canine gesture with deceitful human offers, implying honesty in simple animal affection outweighs hollow social flattery. The line emphasizes sincerity of loyalty over opportunistic friendship in everyday life.
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