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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
10
An agricultural handbook urges planning and advertising for neighborhood fairs to showcase livestock, farm products, and arts. It recommends forming committees, securing judges, and using blue red and white ribbons instead of money prizes to emphasize honor.
The Bureau of Markets urges a national grading system for United States dairy products, arguing Denmark and others use government supervised inspection and branding to ensure only top quality butter carries a national trademark, boosting export demand and market access.
The poultry clubs aim to educate boys and girls on poultry and egg marketing, improve care and management, and show how quality products and proper methods can raise revenue in the poultry industry.
Notes advocate selecting Beiter varieties with Kaily seed for better returns as commercial fertilizer use rises. Emphasizes giving pastures a chance, avoiding overgrazing, and using sweet clover in the catch or beat crop to renew poor soil. Ends with a farmer who believes in his calling despite many problems.
Experts from the United States Public Health Service urge adopting walking Indian fashion to correct weak and flat feet. They describe simple at home exercises and floor line practice to strengthen arches and promote proper foot alignment, noting professional medical help if self treatment fails.
A humorous exchange credits wives with wartime knitting output for the Red Cross. Mr Hamlin praises his wife who knitted twenty five sweaters seventy four pairs of socks and one hundred fifteen wristlets. The squire notes her large unseen tally and jokes about needles worn out during the effort.
Joseph Barcroft of King's College England lived six days in a hermetically sealed glass box to study oxygen use and breath content. The test confirms oxygen is needed for flight but does not define safe maximum heights. Barcroft recorded sensations and observations including insomnia and headaches on the final day as air thinning increased.
An English buyer, Maj. Hugh Thomas, D D H, bought the entire Milford Maven for a quarter of a million sterling. The tale recalls a past “surprise millionaire” incident when China sought a $50,000 loan and lender Biren Crisp rose to fame as seven major powers including Great Britain acted to block his funding.
A Paris fashion note surveys fall trends with focus on lines and figure fitting. It cites a shift to straighter silhouettes, decline of hip fullness, and continued love for chemise dresses with varied sleeve lengths. Lace gowns rise in popularity for evening wear as Paris designers showcase simple, lace edged frocks.
A fragment outlines fashion details with black Chantilly lace over cream satin in multiple frocks. One gown features a chemise style with a square train at the shoulders sweeping over the Moor, a short skirt, and lace overlays creating a contrasting trim.
A description notes a braid arranged on two sides in a novel fashion. The text implies a method of weaving or presenting strands in a mirrored or dual-sided design. Further details are unclear due to fragmented wording.
A visitor asks a small girl about her new bear. She gravely answers its name is Gladly, like the hymn. The visitor is perplexed. The girl then cites the hymn line about a cross-eyed bear.
Entonie helps a Coldwater Texas father and daughter find quick relief from indigestion heartburn and stomach misery. The daughter improves after one box and the family buys four more. The ad claims entonic removes excess acidity and poisons and offers relief after meals with many users benefiting.
The scene unfolds with a cheerful youth asking if Gladys was surprised by a proposal. Miss Cayenne compares the moment to a candidate receiving formal nomination notification, capturing a playful tone of certainty.
An advertisement touts Cuticura products for soothing baby rashes. It highlights Cuticura Soap for hot baths followed by Cuticura Ointment and finishes with Cuticura Talcum dusting. Pricing notes 25 cents each in all stores.
An Edinburgh Scotsman humorous note features a veteran Scottish caddie and a stubborn old gentleman. As they reach the twelfth hole the man contemplates quitting after breaking a club. The caddie fires back with a vow to finish the course, humorously muttering about smashing four clubs and navigating nine bunkers.
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