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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1917
Page
3
Charles H. Mair of 814 Arcadia Street Colorado Springs says after taking Tanlac he gained sixteen pounds and can work all day without fatigue. He details a long history of indigestion gas and weight loss, notes rapid improvement after starting Tanlac and recommends it highly.
A New York correspondent reports Warden Hanley of the Tombs prison received a mysterious note from a man in a frock coat and ankhat. The caller hinted at a long past “heat denunciator” in a Pittsburgh metal mill and urged Hanley to discuss nothing and use the information for his own instruction. Hanley studied the note ninety two times, preparing for possible warning or motive.
Ad advises scalp treatment for dandruff and itching using Cuticura Ointment, followed by Cuticura Soap and hot water shampoo to prevent scalp troubles. Promotes free sample by mail from Cuticura, Dept. L, Boston, with purchase available everywhere.
In New York Captain Ian Hay lauds American energy against submarine danger. He contrasts US efficiency with the old country, saying ability will out in both eras. An onlookers exchange at a bazaar faces light commentary.
Washington reports sailors now receive increased pay under a new congressional act, with apprentices starting at 82.60 monthly and other rates rising by 6 to 15 dollars. The piece extols naval tradition from John Paul Jones to Dewey and urges young men to enlist, noting routes to Annapolis and training stations.
Washington reports the Marine corps expands to a war strength of 80,000 with $30 monthly pay plus 20 percent sea pay for those at sea. The Marines seek volunteers, offer paths to Annapolis training and commissions, and promise benefits including rations, clothing, medical care, and advancement across a two-edged force serving land and sea.
In a brisk exchange, Flubdub hands Ron a city directory while a husband and wife banter over demand for dresses this season. The dialogue notes preference for concise public addresses and the satire of lengthy speeches, reflecting city life humor.
A four year old boy named Harold walks with his father to Sunday school. The father asks if he is walking too fast and Harold replies it is him not the pace. The piece mixes humorous vignettes and quotes about everyday life.
A historic warning notes infant mortality rates in civilized nations and urges Castoria as a safe remedy. It asserts narcotic teething drops and tinctures harm infants, urging only products bearing Chas. H. Fletcher’s signature. The ad touts Castoria as free of opiates or narcotics.
A kind-hearted woman admonishes a youngster who chased a cat up a tree. The boy retorts with a cheeky boast about climbing like a cat, grinning at the exchange in a lighthearted moment.
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