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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1916
Page
7
An advertisement extols Danderine as a quick remedy for dandruff and thinning hair, claiming the product restores luster and growth after a few applications. It touts a 25 cent bottle from any store and promises new hair developing across the scalp.
An advertisement declares a genuine trade revival across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with farmers reporting record crops valued around 400 million dollars. Winnipeg grain shipments exceed previous records as banks report strong collections and merchants expand orders and business activity. The piece credits optimistic prospects and national praise for western Canada's continued production and wealth creation.
In playful exchange Diggs suggests that being ancient was a healthy pursuit, while Biggs asks Biggs what he thinks about the vitality of ancient life. The remark frames a lighthearted view of historical eras as physically or mentally engaging.
The garbled text suggests mentions of a remedy, a Chicago connection, and a book sent on request. It references Crеeda preparations and appeals to natural inclinations, with unclear quotes about youth and eyes.
An old advertisement touts Lk W Grove signature endorsing LAXA TIVE BROMO QUININE as the genuine cold remedy. It claims single day relief and urges readers to seek the full name for verification.
A two style quotation from the Baltimore Sun contrasts forceful action with measured restraint. It juxtaposes a military or punitive stance with pacific diplomacy, suggesting a debate between hard power and negotiated peace.
Dr. Pierce of the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo introduces Anuric as a novel treatment for uric acid issues. The ad claims rapid relief for acute rheumatism joints gravel gout and related pains, and urges readers to buy a 50 cent package or contact the doctor for a trial.
A roundup of Wyoming developments in January 2022 notes poultry and pet stock shows at Laramie, wool shipments from Douglas, jackrabbits near Cheyenne, and a new church site for Douglas Baptists. It also lists legal notices, patent applications, coal production totals for 1915, and local incidents from Murders to horses and wolves bounties.
Grant Campbell of Fairview Wyoming died after nearly 86 years of barefoot life. A Mormon pioneer and Brigham Young friend, he lived in polygamy with two wives. Survived by 13 children, 138 grandchildren, and 117 great grandchildren, totaling 278 descendants.
The death of Peter Moss in Wyoming No. 3 mine raises a legal issue under the state compensation act. The widow is to receive 1000 dollars plus 60 dollars per year for each child under 16, but six Moss children are now in state humane custody. The question is who receives the payments, the mother or the humane authorities, and whether payments can be made to the latter. A court ruling is anticipated.
A Wyoming meeting of county assessors county commissioners and the State Board of Equalization agreed on uniform listing procedures. Feeders who buy stock in early winter and sell next spring will be taxed for the period they hold it. Union Pacific mineral and timber reserves near railroad lines will be listed at 25 cents per acre.
The Wyoming State Board of Farm Commissioners reviewed progress at the state experiment farms in the capitol. They stated these farms and their instructors contributed to a generally successful year and went on record in favor of continuing and expanding all experimental stations.
Official notice names Mrs BE Clancy as superintendent of the Wyoming State Hospital in Sheridan effective January 1. She succeeds her husband who held the post for about a year before his death.
A congressional bill by Congressman Mondell proposes a $3000 appropriation to erect monuments at Fort Phil Kearney on Piney Creek and at the Wagon Box Fight site on the same stream, a few miles away.
Grover Cleveland a Shoshone Indian aged 40 killed his wife and then wounded himself with a pistol in Lander according to informants.
O W Larson of Green River Water Works Company is killed when a trench caves in Rock Springs. The accident details are sparse but early reports indicate a fatal cave in at the work site.
An advertisement claims a 10 cent Cascaret box cures headaches, biliousness, and digestive ills by cleansing the stomach and bowels overnight. It describes poison reabsorption from the intestines causing brain congestion and promises a clear head, sweet stomach, and regular liver function by morning.
Care for your hair by using Cu ticura Ointment for dandruff itching and scalp irritation. Free sample by mail with Book. Address postcard Cuticura Dept. L Boston. Sold everywhere. About 25 000 incandescent lamp filaments can be made from one pound of tungsten.
An advertisement touts Dr Pierce’s Pellets as a quick cure for piles and bowel issues. It claims a 1914 import value of 508 million dollars and promotes the pills as a remedy for liver bowels and other conditions.
War correspondent reports the advance has met resistance and insists on certainty. The censor counters that all checks must be certified, signaling stringent scrutiny of reports.
A self-made man extols the benefits of faith and Providence, crediting his success to a higher power. The piece highlights perseverance, hard work, and gratitude as core virtues guiding his achievements.
A vintage advertisement urges using Jad Salts to flush kidneys and relieve back pain and bladder issues. It claims four ounces in water before breakfast for a few days restores kidney activity and neutralizes urine acids, touting safety and low cost. A local druggist is quoted noting frequent sales to believers in kidney cure.
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