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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1917
Page
10
A long testimonial list from railroad engineers across the South and Southeast claims Tanlac steadies nerves, improves digestion, and boosts weight. The piece asserts engineers’ safety depends on health and credits Tanlac with turning many back to work and restoring vigor. It also includes a brief note on German attack tactics during WWI.
Alberta tells Harry she loves George more and may keep the engagement ring. Harry asks for the ring back but George says she may continue to wear it. Pearson's Weekly notes a wash day ad for Red Cross Bag Blue claiming clothes stay whiter than snow.
Former Premier Rene Viviant of the French commission impressed the country with his eloquence. They tell a story of M Viviant's youth as he addressed a political meeting for the first time. The audience cheered and urged him to go on, and he finally quipped that this was the exact point where a capable speaker atop writes down.
John R Rathom recounts how the Providence Journal ran a decade long covert sting against German Austrian plots in the United States. The paper used two wireless stations to monitor Sayville and Nantucket messages and shadowed officials including Bernstorff Dumba Boy Ed Von Papen and Huerta. It saved documents and aided the state department widening the case against German influence while keeping a safe unused.
Henry Borzone sues Frederick W. Eichorn for 50000 alleging Eichorn copied Borzone design of Uncle Sam statue showing him rolling up his sleeves. The case centers on the distinctive sleeve pose and alleged infringement.
A stray pile of treidium waste near Broomesburg, once deemed worthless by local manufacturers, attracted a buyer who offered 750 dollars per pound, totaling over ten thousand dollars, for potential use in the munitions industry.
This year the state forestry department logged 1 281 fires from fire observation stations with an estimated damage of 6000 dollars. Last year 38 008 fires caused 141 073 dollars in property loss with 344 fires attributed to locomotive sparks.
A compact advertisement touts Cross Bag Blue as better than liquid blue and usable from any grocer.
A pound of potatoes yields only about one fifth of the body energy of a pound of rice cornmeal or wheat. The lower energy is due to higher water content and much of it being discarded with the skins. Skins are not typically eaten and careless peeling wastes edible material.
Night bath routines at Fort Benjamin Harrison involve student officers regular army troops and two Indiana National Guard companies. Field hospital personnel prefer late evening showers outdoors as guards line up in the pale moonlight near their tents.
An auditor challenges a claim that everyone has poetic spark. The speaker argues inspiration varies by degree while the auditor cites Adam as a counterexample, noting poets are born not made. The exchange reflects a playful debate over nature versus nurture in creativity.
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