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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1917
Page
7
A detailed guide on horse anatomy and conformation focusing on head and neck, mouth, eyes, ears, poll, shoulders, withers and back. It discusses signs of disease like heaves and poll evil, structural faults such as flat or sloping shoulders, and the impact of conformation on performance and value.
Abundant exercise helps prevent thumps in pigs. The text notes light feeding and active pen conditions to reduce respiratory issues, suggesting that movement and social activity among pigs can mitigate disease risk.
New York reports Uncle Sam shaping the aviation corps with thorough schooling. Prospective pilots endure strict screening, a $500 tuition plus $800 final exam costs, and a weight limit of 100 pounds. The program seeks the intellectual and physical “pick of the land” to produce capable airmen in a three month training span.
The piece mixes a wartime ode to the flag with a detailed look at Mineola flying training. It describes diverse recruits becoming Americans again and outlines aviation instruction, from initial rides to advanced maneuvers. It notes aircraft speeds, instructor oversight, and the demanding exams shaping young cadets.
London reports a global food shortage feared before the next harvest. Lloyd George warns stocks are alarmingly low as governments urge voluntary rations, while new measures curb meals at eating places. Officials press workers on land to boost home food production and sustain the war effort.
Mrs. Milford T. Dume of Harmony Street Penns Grove testifies Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased her inflammation irregularities and severe pains. She credits the tonic with restoring health and urges other women to trust the remedy for displacements, backache, and nervous symptoms.
A traveler observes Canen Crete as a troubled, strategic port where exile, political strife, and multilingual exiles from Europe, Asia, and Africa mingle in cafes. The seaport on a busy Mediterranean route hosts detectives of fortune and justice dodging extradition in a cosmopolitan underworld.
Mrs McDuffy defends herself amid a quarrel over a nickname she claims only she belongs to in this block. Mrs Cassidy and Mrs McGilligan are cited as others involved in the exchange as neighbors dispute insults and misidentification.
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