This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1917
Page
3
Mary, chosen by the school doctor for the open air roof class, enjoys fresh air and milk snacks while Rosie envies her, as winter cold tests their resolve. Mary thrives, then must return to regular class when cured. Over 1,000 open air schools exist in the United States thanks to Red Cross Christmas seals.
College professor James B. Cutler of Western Reserve University argues love alone cannot sustain marriage. He says couples need shared purpose and worship of the partnership, with wives as business partners in common enterprises. The lecturer notes women can work and should be equal partners, transforming the home into a modern collaborative venture.
A short note from Philadelphia reflecting on how money stretches differently in daily life, urging practical effort to secure essentials despite inflation and rising costs.
The text describes dyeing hats to restore them, using a big dishpin as a vessel and a saucer to keep the hat submerged. It notes no stirring needed if submerged, boiling about 15 minutes, drying the crown over a bowl, and shaping the brim as it dries. For reshaping straw hats, it recommends ripping the straw apart before sewing onto a new frame.
Engineers pursue a remarkable underwater project beneath the East River New York blasting away fifteen feet of rock to clear a path for two tunnels nearly twenty five feet below the riverbed. The work aims to boost rapid transit between New York and Brooklyn with minimal surface footprint.
A man seeking justice explains the case with opposing sworn statements as lawyers discuss a possible fee of about 50 dollars each. The brief chat ends with a light remark about whether there is any important news in the paper.
A poem about a parent wishing to roam the mountains and seas to be free, yet staying at home for the children. The speaker longs for independence while acknowledging that the children at the knee will eventually go their own ways, leaving the parent to miss them. Ruth 8. Alexander, in New York Times.
Tips cover grooming and skincare including eyebrow removal dry skin soap avoidance cold cream oatmeal cleanses and softens skin advice on hair care ventilation and sunning for the scalp and hair. A simple tooth powder and corn cushion remedy are noted along with a boracic lotion for a shiny nose and dietary cautions.
A medical note cites Breach Doctor enon observing headaches linked to eye strain kidney trouble high blood pressure and other factors over 16 years. Persistent severe headaches often accompany enlarged heart kidney disease and can be fatal without intensive treatment.
Noted aphorism by Henry Ward Beecher on virtue and fortune. The earth rests on grasses rather than forests and a few ordinary virtues suffice for steadfastness.
A column describes Austrian dessert coffee recipes including a vanilla ice cream float and a coffee custard with almond flavoring and whipped cream. It also outlines a chocolate schnitten with butter eggs chocolate and dried fruit, plus celery stuffed with cream cheese as a menu addition. The piece closes with a literary excerpt about a hickory tree and a reflection by Helen Hunt Jackson.
A fragment from a mid century food column lists date based recipes and salads. Date cookies and waffles use oats flour and dates with sugared fillings while potato salad uses boiled potatoes onion parsley and French dressing. Chestnut and tomato salads feature celery pimento mayonnaise or boiled dressings and a coconut candy recipe ends with grated coconut notes.
Western mining news reports the newest copper firm to be formed in the Verde district, while ore extraction continues at several Arizona sites. The Arizona Butte Mines adit at Banner vein near Kingman advances, United Verde Extension smelter site breaks ground near Clarkdale, Schulze group at Miami Consolidated reports nine feet of 6 to 8 percent ore, and a 14 foot vein high in Gold Ore mine at Goldroad is disclosed along with a 1,100 foot level strike at Sultana.
Spelter leads mine values across Lake Eagle and Summit counties while the Victor mine at Cripple Creek nears revival. Pride of the West in Silverton clears main raise. Colorado Central plans a mill and tramway at Georgetown. Kittimac snow-breaks protect tramway towers. Ledge mill at Chattanooga yields rich concentrates. Red Mountain ores benefit Silverton and Ouray. Colorado ore output reaches 49 million dollars this year. About 10,000 gallons monthly of pine oil used for flotation nationwide. Gold King mine on Bonita mountain sustains steady metal flow. Rice Mining opens wider a high-grade silver body in Smuggler winze.
The New Mexico mining year 1916 saw a raised head-frame at a Pacific mine enabling ore dumping into a new crusher. Burro Mountain Copper Company expanded milling at Tyrone with two mill sections in operation. Socorro Mining and Milling and Mogollon Mines reported substantial bullion production in December. Scholle area ore showed growing profitability as shipments and grade improved this period.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.