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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1920
Page
10
Mara from Missouri testifies that after using Favorite Prescription for her measles and blood issues she and her family have remained well and avoided frequent doctor visits. Josefn in Missouri praises Pelleta medicine for constipation relief seen by his husband and others.
The Republican landslide expands across the nation as Harding wins 404 electoral votes and gains control of Senate and House. Tennessee, Kentucky and several Alabama counties turn GOP while Wurzbach defeats Bee in Texas. Harding plans a vacation at Point Isabel before Canal Zone trip and resignation in January.
The Hull of the Income Tax Representative Cordell Mull of Tennessee and a Democratic National Committee man faces defeat. Another Democratic veteran, Congressman Moon of Tennessee, also paid the political price in the setback.
Samuel Nicholson of Colorado voices unalterable opposition to the Wilson treaty and endorses Republican national platform criteria. He advocates acting in line with the Republican platform as the party presses its stance.
Preliminary vote totals show incomplete results as isolated districts delay final counts. Officials say estimates are still needed to determine overall totals and potential outcomes.
Governor James M. Cox intends a European tour in early 1921 with Mrs. Cox and child Anne. The trip, after duties in Columbus, includes a visit to the South as a guest of Senator Pat Harrison and plans for hunting game.
A Western Canada visit near Moosomin Saskatchewan shows October ripening strawberries corn and raspberries, challenging the belief that Canada’s climate prevents autumn harvests. The exhibit displays at fairs highlight soil and climate as key factors in yielding wheat oats barley flax rye vegetables and lush blooms in gardens.
The Bridget the maid enters with a rueful look and asks what is for dinner. The mistress replies they need a new set of dishes after Bridget trips on the rug edge in the hall.
Reports from druggists show many people suffer kidney trouble without realizing it. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is claimed to heal and is widely sold in two bottle sizes. A Life Insurance examiner notes many declinations stem from undiagnosed kidney issues. A sample bottle offer is included by sending ten cents to Dr Elmer Co.
A brigand insists on a ransom of at least $60,000 to free the captive. The prisoner answers that the cost of living on Earth is high, suggesting the deal is steep and burdensome.
Warning to caregivers to examine every bottle of Castoria for the physicians approved signature. The ad touts Fletcher's Castoria as trusted for infants and children and notes its use for over 30 years.
A Ruamsgate man charged with shooting a cat denied firing at it. The animal reportedly dashed at the bullet and impaled itself on impact, a Punch London report notes.
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