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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1922
Page
7
A Hornell New York woman describes chronic fatigue irritability and sleep trouble and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Tablets and Food Medicine with restoring health. She says she can work as hard as before and urges others to try the remedy.
A Lincoln quote urges the homeless to labor for self reliance and to avoid harming others by pulling down their homes. The line emphasizes personal industry and effort as a path to stability.
An old recipe collection presents Potato Tim bales with boiled jacketed potatoes baked in tim bale molds, and garnish with parsley. Imperial Salad mixes celery, pineapple, gelatin, vinegar, sugar, pineapple syrup, lemon juice and dressing in lettuce nests with mayonnaise. Also includes Fruit Salad Dressing, Somerset Sandwiches with shrimp and chicken liver, and Raisin Puffs with sour cream and raisins.
A vivid verse contemplates how small birds express beauty through nonstop song. The speaker contrasts human restraint with birds' unbounded ecstasy voiced in their cheerful melodies.
A collection of old time recipes includes Cream of Sorrel Soup using sorrel stock and rice or milk, Dandelion with smoked meat and milkweed escalloped, Mustard Greens with Bacon, and a Dandelion Soup. The page also covers a Bible lesson on Joash from II Kings, focusing on his rescue, coronation, Athaliah’s fall, and the covenant worship of the true God.
A secretary quotes Senator Snortsworthy joking about a visit from Hon Jupiter Joblots in Washington. He jokes whether Joblots is a theoretical or 100 percent prohibitionist and suggests giving him a quick tour of the Washington monument the White House and Congress.
An Arkansas man bids that times have changed from the old days when men hunted deer with powder to now when deer hunt the man, a quip quoted from the Boston Transcript highlighting shifting dangers and gender norms.
A joke from the American Legion Weekly recalls a former A F er brigaded with Italians who brings home a cigar that is really a government made, long narrow cigar with a straw. The friend is surprised by the cigar and later reveals it was boiled with corned beef, creating a curious wartime humor vignette.
A brief quotation from the Louisville Courier Journal contrasts gender views with a line about reasoning and fooling women, reflecting editorial commentary from the era.
The question explores how Weatherly actors function in astronomy. It explains that a fixed star remains at a constant position relative to Earth, while a Weatherly actor represents dynamic celestial motion influenced by parallax proper motion and gravitational interactions.
A brief religious reflection cites a Koran quote on prayer fasting and alms as steps toward divine entrance. The passage emphasizes spiritual effort over ritual alone and frames charity as a gateway to righteousness.
A reflective line notes that the deepest sorrow is when belief in God and woman fades, attributed to Alexander Smith.
A brief, reflective note quotes Hume on hope, joy, riches, fear, sorrow, and poverty, contrasting inner wealth with external fortune. The fragment presents a philosophical musing on emotional and moral value versus material gains.
The Andy Paddock survivor of Mississippi River days now serves as a power plant in New Orleans. Perched on stilts with black smoke from tall stacks, the stern wheel idle, crew reallocated as two jokey firemen. Passing boats salute the old vessel as it stands aside the water, a reminder that riches have wings while poverty lingers.
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