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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1917
Page
13
A detailed veterinary style guide discusses head shape nose alignment and teeth to identify unsoundness. It covers eye health, ear placement, poll and withers examination, neck and shoulder structure, and how these affect durability, balance, and utility in draft or saddle horses.
Farmers advised that abundant exercise helps prevent thumps in pigs. The text emphasizes active movement and social play among pigs to reduce respiratory stress.
New York report on the Army’s aviation program details strict selection focusing on intellectual and physical fitness. Trainees endure $500 tuition after flying tests plus $800 on final exam, with strict weight limits and college education proof. The program aims to turn promising novices into skilled airmen in about three months.
The piece blends a marching ode to national unity with a detailed account of Mineola aviation training. It describes cadets learning to fly, the role of instructors, and the progress from basic biplanes to faster aircraft as Anglo French cooperation aids U S efforts.
England urges Allied peoples to share in voluntary rations amid looming global famine as war ships, subs, and disorganized supplies threaten wheat and staple foods. Lloyd George warns stocks are dangerously low and calls on workers to conserve meat bread sugar and flour while London enforces meal limits.
A testimonial from Mrs. Milroe T. Dumee of Harmony Street Penns Grove lauds Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for treating inflammation irregularities and other female ailments. The letter praises relief from displacements inflammation and backache and urges others to trust the remedy.
A traveler paints Canen Crete as a magnet for exile and intrigue. Exiles from Europe Asia and Africa gather in its seaport cafes with multilingual banter and fluid loyalties. The town’s volatile politics and seven nations past guard its dangerous allure.
A dialect exchange centers on insults between Mrs McDuffy and Mrs Cassidy over who is the “old scolding catamaran” of the block. Accusations and denials mix with mock bravado as Tangney asserts she is the sole elder figure amid idlers.
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