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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1916
Page
4
Misery as mis ery as, woigestio misery as, woigestio Time It In five minutes all stomach distress will go. Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its speed in regulating upset stomachs and is safe. Buy a fifty cent case to keep in the home for quick relief during indigestion or stomach upset at day or night.
Health note explains kidney function and its impact on overall wellbeing. It promotes Dr Bilmer's Swamp Root as a trusted herbal kidney remedy, praising its mild healing effect and urging readers to obtain it from local druggists or request a sample by mail with the newspaper name referenced.
In a debate tone the speaker questions the per capita cost of the war asking how far per capita figures would be applied and noting uncertainty about its scope and usage. The exchange suggests caution in estimating economic impact without full details.
Ten cent Cascaret box promises headache relief from biliousness indigestion and sour stomach. It claims cleansing of stomach liver and bowels while you sleep with no griping and offers a longer period of clear head and sweet stomach for months.
A fragmentary line notes an irresistible impulse as a concept from law or moral discussion, suggesting an inward motive behind actions. It hints at a rationale used in certain cases to explain conduct without negligence or intent. No concrete names, places, or events are present.
Western Newspaper Union News Service reports metal prices with Spelter 16.00 and copper at 22,621,000. Lead at 1.9 in New York and bar silver at 17. The Courtland to Douglas smelter ore shipment exceeds 1400 tons in December. Warren district shows steady copper output as 1916 opens. Me troit and Shannon finish district assessment amid strikes. Azurite richness found two miles west of Miami. Humboldt plant produced over 600,000 pounds of copper in December. Arizona Yavapai County starts 1916 with optimistic mining outlook and potential prosperity.
The Vera Cruz Mining Company at Nogal shows renewed activity after seven to eight years. An unusually rich gold strike is reported at the Aztec mine west of Cimarron with ore reportedly worth up to $1 per pound. Las Cruces well deepening reportedly yields oil traces, geological hints favor oil. H. S. Hanner of White Oaks claims $1,050 daily from a tungsten mine with sixty workers, stated in El Paso.
In Wyoming the Occidental Gold Mining Company near Superior advances toward placer mining as a second dam is completed. The Lencite hills host igneous rocks with volcanic features and leucite rich in potash, estimated at over 197 million tons, prompting hope for future extraction if a cheap process is found.
A. BE. Blakesley leads Blue Flag Gold Mining in 1916 development while Vndicator adds flotation units at Cripple Creek plants to recover more ore. Cashier Gold Mining pays 15 per 1000 shares in dividends for Pittsburg mine. Colorado-Utah Mining builds a concentration plant near Lave City with high ore strikes in La Plata district and Valley View group promising 2 percent monthly returns on 1 million dollars until litigation with May Day owners.
Seasonable fruits for preserving include sicker pears oranges pineapple and grapes. A sugar syrup with water and cream of tartar is boiled to a soft ball and the fruit is cooked in batches until tender. Drain and roll in granulated sugar. Amber jelly uses grapefruit orange and lemon with pulp peel and sugar boiled to glaze then jarred.
A young matron sews work aprons and caps from chintz to protect gowns and hair while doing housework. The firm weave resists wrinkling and spots, with a bold blue and green leaf pattern on white, creating a dressy look that keeps work cheerful and neat.
Fry an onion in butter until golden then add chopped green pepper and curry powder. Pour in gravy or tomato juice with a few drops of Worcestershire sauce. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Cut meat into neat squares and heat in the sauce without boiling, just heated through.
Cut cold turkey into shapely bits and mix with olives gherkins capers onion and celery. Add salad dressing to taste and garnish with celery tips and whole cloves.
A historical cleansing method uses equal parts corn meal and salt to clean light woolen fabrics. Spread the mixture over the garment on a white cloth, brush thoroughly with a covered brush, then shake out and air dry. Suitable for doeskin gloves as well.
A brief recipe fragment lists ingredients and steps for a lemon pie: a cupful of sugar, melted butter, grated rind and juice of one lemon, yolks of two eggs, milk, and beaten egg whites folded in. Bake in one crust for about forty five minutes in a very slow oven.
A historic cookie recipe lists ingredients to yield about a dozen cookies. It calls for two cupfuls molasses one cupful sugar one cupful shortening one cupful water two teaspoonfuls soda a pinch of salt and teaspoonful ginger. The dough is mixed to bake twelve cookies.
A dialogue centers on genuine peace versus forceful denial of enemies. One speaker warns that peace cannot be achieved with empty arguments in face of a foe who views peace as removing all opponents, challenging the idea through stark phrasing.
A brief Chicago ad from Marine Eye Remedy Co promotes an Eye Book on request with a slogan encourage keeping eyes youthful. It urges readers not to reveal age and ties youthfulness to appearance after watching films.
A passerby tale recounts a dog that frightened Baby, causing nightly nerves. The owner advertised the dog, but no buyers appeared, and the dog was given to a neighborhood youth. The dialogue notes the dog was similar to Baby but larger.
Gaelic literature and comforts were sent to Highland regiments in Flanders and at the Dardanelles by the Association of Highland Societies of Edinburgh. They distributed hundreds of copies of the National Anthem translated into Gaelic by Rev. Donald Mackintosh, now revised and accepted by King Edward. Letters from chaplains express appreciation and note the anthem will be used in services.
A bachelor asserts that the finest canine companions arrive in grass cases, framing his claim as a lighthearted take on pet ownership and outdoor living.
Frederick Maryland pastor Rev. W H Warner credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with saving his life after a series of ailments including sciatica back pain lumbago neuralgia and kidney trouble. He endorses the medicine price 50c per box and promotes Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets and a booklet of household hints music and recipes sent free by Dodd's Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
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