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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1917
Page
7
A livery stable keeper recalls Deacon Opdyke as a considerate town figure. He hired out his horse Bill and later sent a note promising a humane treat to every horse, underscoring Opdyke’s generous reputation in a Youth's Companion style anecdote.
A fragmented poem voice sketches autumn's arrival with rustic talk of vegetarians, ripe fruits, maples glowing in Pompeian red, hickories in Etruscan gold, and crickets marching with banners as a crimson sun burns behind. The images mix Wilton, Kara, Samarcand, and Orientate trappings in a dreamy scene.
A meditation on daily contentment and gratitude. The piece urges passive contemplation of simple pleasures and absence of annoyances, noting evening thanks to God nurtures humble joy and trust. It argues that recognizing gifts from God uplifts mood and blesses both great and small things.
A brief Thanksgiving reflection extols honest gratitude for the achievements of earlier generations and urges determination to preserve blessings for future offspring, promising a steady moral line of duty and thankfulness.
A writer narrates a Thanksgiving tale where turkeys reflect on their fate and other barnyard creatures debate gratitude. Mr Gobbler and Miss Turkey recount a family in the city who treats a turkey as a gift that brings joy to pale children, highlighting the holiday's deeper meaning beyond a single feast. The piece ends urging yearlong thankfulness rooted in the Plymouth 1621 legacy.
In the midst of feasting the speaker urges relief for the unfortunates. The text argues no one should enjoy a grand Thanksgiving without helping those in need, suggesting gifts like coal clothes or shoes for children as a godsend to struggling families.
A Buffalo Times editorial urges readers to maintain hope, noting that short term appearances mislead while history shows Providence care endures. The piece argues time tests endure and reassures the public amid despondency.
An old advertisement claims Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root cures kidney liver and bladder ailments and urges readers to request a sample by mail from Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York. It asserts wide trust from a prominent druggist and customers and promotes bottle sales through drug stores.
In a humorous exchange Mr. Meekton defends keeping Henrietta’s dog Fido, joking he’d hate to be forced to eat the dog biscuit to prevent waste as the pet’s future hangs in the balance. The cartoonish line highlights a lighthearted take on pet care and appetite.
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER has been a household panacea for constipation indigestion and liver trouble for decades. A few doses relieve nervous dyspepsia and related symptoms. it is marketed as a gentle laxative. Sold in all civilized countries.
Seattle group Women Are Organized claims more than 10 000 organized women and girls work ers in the area.
A man on a soap box proclaims freedom of speech while a woman at a window retorts that Anti-Noise members also have rights. The piece, with satirical lines about Red Cross bags and laundries, includes oblique adverts and a quip about money in marriage. A wartime tone and humor thread through the comments.
The new Halifax docks, costing 80 million dollars, will shorten Atlantic shipping lanes and allow docking of 75,000 tons at once. They bolster Canada and U S shipping during wartime, though completion will take time.
A cautionary note warns buyers not to assume large apples from federal sources will match their appearance in taste. Shoppers are advised to inspect texture and aroma before purchase to avoid disappointment.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a scene with a woman’s bare chest and a laval liere phrase, suggesting improvised attire. The passage references selfondemon and handiwork by his wife, but the meaning is unclear and context is missing.
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