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Newspaper

Encampment Echo

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1920

Page

5

Lefty Moore's Wife Mystery at the Gaston Apartments

Nelson Meola learns of whispers and mysterious wolves haunting the Gaston building as he investigates a jewel necklace theft. Barbara Bradford reveals past run away marriage. blackmail and stolen documents hint at deeper schemes as Nelson dinners with Mins Kelly to gather clues.

Bynopals Spalding Nelson Rutha Gaston Barbara Bradford Gastons Gaston Maine Hin Barbara Nelson Meola Wick Claire Bradford Bradfords Mins Kelly

The Granddeck Mystery Tightens in White Room Dinner

In the White Room at the Hundredth hotel, a narrator suspects a criminal plot tied to his great uncle and a missing pearl. A telephone girl, revealed as Lefty Moore’s wife, becomes central to deciphering who is plotting against the Bradfords while the narrator seeks a forwarding address and room-to-room access clues.

Hundredth Barbara Bradford Rufus Gaston Pearth Liim Claire Bradford Bradfords Nellie Kelly Miss Kelly Mr. Wieck Wick Granddeck Lefty Moore Kelly Sing Sing Misa Kelly Lefty Thiow Plaza

Night visit from a beautiful ghost and needle feats

A fragmentary piece notes a ghost visit and socking needle production figures. It recalls the Star of the West incident on January 9 1861 when federal ships delivering Fort Sumter supplies were fired upon by Confederate batteries in Charleston marking the first actual gunfire of the Civil War.

Star of the West New York Fort Sumter Charleston

Lear as Young King in Newly Chosen Shakespeare Film

Directors reveal the project will depict King Lear as a youthful monarch despite the play’s ancient, venerable patriarch theme. Camera crew plans to age him down, aiming for a fresh interpretation without a veteran actor.

Shakespeare King Lear Lear

A Tribute of Affection Dinner Invitation

A short exchange notes that friends appreciate a dinner invitation, remarking they must think highly of us and that current prices for food shape the gesture. The quip highlights social dining at present rates.

Sphinxology in Silence Among Stony Heads

A compact meditation on the silent Sphinx with a stone head and a quiet, thoughtful gaze. The poem contrasts smooth stone with living questioning minds, inviting readers to ponder its hidden meaning and durable presence.

Highly Colored Mood Sketches in Propriety Drama

A brief exchange describes a man's temperament as colored by moods. He appears cultured and self confident yet shows envy and blue moods, with yellow tendencies hinted as a streak in his character.

A Proof on Women in Football and Injury Risk

A humorous dialogue argues that women would be less injured in football. The reply notes the risk seen in gala rushes where injuries occur, prompting the question of why women could not face similar dangers.

Consummation to Be Wished at the Peace Table

A witty remark contrasts ideal peace with practical meals as one speaker wishes for someone who truly knows how to carve Turkey. The line hints at humor about leadership skills and diplomacy in broad terms. It reflects a newspaper column style noting a quip about international talks and domestic hospitality.

Turkey

Footpad confrontation in London noted by Tit-Bits

A brisk street encounter is recorded with a pedestrian calmly explaining he has been shopping with his wife while a footpad orders surrender. The scene captures a moment of urban crime flavor as reported by London Tit-Bits.

London

Quite the Truth and Great Execution in playful quotes

The passage contrasts remarks on Madame Fiuf's gowns with a witty remark about a violinist. It notes a funny exchange about fashion and a compliment to the violinist, describing the audience as hanging on every note.

Madame Fiuffles

Belligerent Ballade and the Suburbs Satirized

A Pearson's Weekly verse fragment targets a perpetual pest who cannot whistle yet tries to, deriding the social divide and the noisy servant in suburban life. The quip contrasts wisdom about half the world with the lived experience of those in quiet districts.

Geezer Dobbs Pearson's Weekly

Haddie Orders Told About Following Woman In Store

In a terse exchange Haddie asserts disapproval of a man following a woman in a store. The reply acknowledges the behavior and emphasizes proper conduct, then the man claims the woman is his wife and demands the matter be told to her. The fragmentary dialogue suggests a domestic dispute setting in a retail environment.

Haddie

Their Diet. Do creatures have their natural food truly

A dialogue explores animal diets with a child asking if all beings have natural food. The father confirms, then the boy proposes sea horses and sea cows feed on crab grass. The piece uses a whimsical, instructional tone.

Life Was a Misery to Her in Carrollton Ky

A Carrollton Kentucky woman describes severe illness and weakness from female problems. After months under doctor care and trying various remedies, she found improvement with Lydia E. Pinkham’s remedy. She reports returning to work and recommending the product to many friends. She mentions sending for advice from the Pinkham Company in Lynn, Massachusetts.

Carrollton Lydia E. Pinkham 6Th St Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Pen

Wet Hump: Goat Attacks Man Conceals Whisky Receptacle

A Canadian border town tale reports a goat assaulting a hunchback whose so-called hump proved to be a detachable two-quart whisky receptacle. The incident ends with a finding of a diminutive man and a concealed drink. The other line notes that the pain of lost love drives many women to seek home.

Brooklyn Eagle

Golden Medical Discovery touted by Dr Pierce in Buffalo

A historical note recalls Dr Pierce who practiced in rural areas then settled in Buffalo and released a tonic named Golden Medical Discovery made from roots and barks. The product, a blood-maker and health tonic, was widely sold and reportedly used for stomach liver and heart ailments with over twenty four million bottles sold in the United States.

Dr. Pierce Buffalo N. Y United States Pierce

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