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Encampment Record

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1917

Page

5

Woman Recovers From Pellagra After Taking Tanlac

Mrs. C. C. Casofi of Acworth Ga. credits Tanlac with a dramatic recovery from pellagra. She weighed sixty pounds at the start and rose to ninety five, regaining appetite and strength. She traveled from Acworth to Atlanta for treatment and plans to return home to her husband on the Acworth farm.

Acworth Atlanta Mr. Battle Tanlac Taniac C. C. Casofi J. B. Battle English Ave

Vanishing Attitude in Political Quip by Senator Sorghum

In a quip about political posture, Senator Sorghum dodges whether constituents approve his attitude. He notes attitudes are harder to gauge now, recalling past simplicity with a brisk Ajax pose, mentioning George Washington and the American eagle.

Senator Sorghum Ajax George Washington

Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Praised In Long Letter

A driller notes strong kidney and liver health gains from Swamp Root in a letter from Marine Illinois dated May 27 2016. He cites a dramatic recovery after three months and urges others to try the product while marketing a sample.

St. Louis L. A. Richardson Marine Illinois Dr. Kilmer & Co Horiton N. Y Mare Ady

Deep Sea Diver Survey of Ships Lost to War Hazards

A veteran diver describes the perilous task of locating wrecks from submarines mines and shells over three years. He details depths of up to 150 feet, the twilight zone, cold northern seas, and dangers from props and crustaceans. Divers now focus on locating wrecks, causes of destruction, and possible recoveries while war continues.

Grand Fleet Seven Seas Lusitania Navy

Weather Seer Sing Kee Fends Off Photo Print

In Santa Clara a weather predictor known as Sing Kee stands before his laundry as locals discuss his forecasts. He declines publicizing his image, joking that his photograph would invite rain if printed.

California Santa Clara Sing Kee

Crow meat demand fuels Berlin crime and canning plan

Berlin court jailed Emil Andre and Richard Powhs for two weeks and fined 50 dollars each after they attempted to corner the crow market amid meat scarcity. In Fond du Lac Wisconsin, every city school will become a canning factory this summer with pressure cookers provided to housewives and schoolgirls for fruits and vegetables, aided by instructors from the State university.

Berlin Emil Andre Richard Powhs Fond du Lac Wis The State University

Americanism and the diverse future of America

Dean Howells argues that Americanism is a shared belief beyond English origin and that America’s destiny cannot be owned by a single race. He emphasizes humanity, equality, and the nation’s wide future, calling for inclusion of multiple races in America’s unfolding story.

Almert America Willintay Dean Howells

Allies Depend on America For War Victory, Draper Says

In the New York Tribune piece Arthur S. Draper argues America now holds the pivotal wartime position. He says allies expect ships money and speed from Washington and that victory requires swift action, stronger coordination with Russia, and tough choices on labor Ireland liquor and food policy as Lloyd George faces internal strife and a pivotal juncture.

Arthur S. Draper New York Tribune London America Russia Grand Alliance Lloyd George Germany Central Powers Smuts Ireland Milner Curzon Carson

Coney Island Increases Prices This Summer

Coney Island raises prices due to the war summing exact hikes on staples. Hot dogs double to ten cents while popcorn and peanut bags shrink and weight estimates cost five cents instead of one penny.

Coney Island New York

Britain in Straits for More Surgeons

Manchester, Eng. the drain on the British medical profession is shown by more than 250 physicians and surgeons from the Manchester district serving in the army. Insistent demands for more army surgeons will get little response from this district as it has already been combed out, says the Manchester Guardian.

Manchester Eng Manchester Guardian

King Proud Of New Army In Reorganized Russia

Petrograd reports Ferdinand’s ravished kingdom is far from restored as the Russian army is reorganized and better disciplined and equipped, signaling renewed war effort and national resolve.

Roumanian Army Training and Abdication Anecdotes

Readers learn of Roumanian troops coached by Russian British and French officers for summer operations as King Ferdinand’s army grows in pride. The piece notes abdication signs in China and a chaotic scene over Nicholas II’s legacy with a pencil marked signature by the czarist aide in a wartime anecdote.

von Falken Hayw Cod von Mackensen Ferdinand

Idea of Ancient Origin in Moon Phase Farming

The New York Medical Journal notes that the loan moon phase concerts of planting time influence fruitfulness and crop quality. It asserts that farmers’ careful timing with lunar phases affects city markets, reflecting a long held belief in celestial agriculture despite skepticism.

New York Medical Journal

Ale Ambition Instructs On Washing Face Joke

A humorous child hurls a quip about washing. The boy names his own ambition to wash his face, prompting his mother to ask why and receive his wry reply. The skit captures a playful domestic moment with a light tone.

Tittle Hobby

Indian Red Dye From Dogwood Roots Used by Warriors

Indians dyed eagle feathers and buckskin with a dye called Indian red sourced from dogwood roots. The roots provided the coloring used by warriors in one period.

Patriotism and a Porter’s Death an Odd Column Note

A New York hotel head porter dies leaving an estate of 100,004. Aesthetic quips, medical banter, and a laundress’s praise mix in a column of varied reminiscences and brief social asides. The piece highlights volunteer service, pride in the boy, and light humor surrounding medicine and propriety.

New York

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