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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1922
Page
7
The 1922 western Canada year is marked by steady growth and effort to restore prosperity after wartime strain. Canada led currencies back to par, boosted exports, and reduced imports while Western Canada harvested its largest grain crop, with projected provincial outputs near a billion dollars once marketed.
The boss sends the bookkeeper to buy a ticket to Chicago. After hours he returns, saying he was behind a girl planning her next summer tour, explained in a Louisville Courier-Journal anecdote.
In two letters from New York state readers, Mrs A D Earls of Olean reports monthly headaches nosebleeds and back pains eased after two bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Herbert Keusry of Copenhagen says weakness and mobility limits improved enough to perform housework and outdoor tasks.
New York experiment station at Geneva reports years of tests on pears show low headed trees with little pruning yield denser, larger, more symmetrical tops across many varieties including Anjou Bartlett Bose Clairgeau Keiffer Sheldon Seckel and Lawrence. Careful heading and light pruning recommended for better bearing surfaces.
After establishment, grapevines should be trimmed after winter to limit canes and promote root nourishment. Remove about two thirds of the canes and shorten the rest to several buds. Train vines on posts or two wires and begin early spring cultivation to prevent weeds until July.
Growing more fruit trees is part of at home farming to boost family food supply amid high freight costs. The board of agriculture aims to urge homeowners to plant trees for family use and to add shrubs and flowers, noting fruits are essential for health and happiness.
Orchard soil benefits from aeration to improve moisture control and ventilation. Wet soils stay cold and sour, hindering peach and pear development.
A brief verse fragment notes how the sun dial marks time in a garden. It contrasts a moving shadow with cosmic scales, suggesting that even a slight falter could unsettle seas and mountains as the stars collapse. Richard Watson Gilder is referenced.
A household guide highlights bread remnants as versatile ingredients. It covers bread fritters with jam batter, croutons, soup garnishes, toast, bread pudding with rhubarb, fried oysters with seasoned crumbs, and breadcrumb stuffing for onions and roasts.
Mrs Mary Snyder of Charlottesville Virginia says Tanlac rebuilt her health after two years of stomach trouble rheumatism and nervous exhaustion leaving her skeletal and unable to rise in bed now she claims to be healthy and happy and grateful Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 85 million bottles sold
A speaker declares intent to take action against motorists, expressing long standing fear and a resolve to make them fear him. He plans to obtain two cars to pursue this plan and suggests obtaining a track for the effort.
For over forty years Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been used to treat catarrh. It combines an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. Sold by all druggists. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Many a man leaves the latch string out after barring the door from the inside.
The Coatesville Record promotes Bayer aspirin with a label caution and touts Cuticura products for baby skin and household care. It urges travelers to seek Pullman luxury at home and highlights Cuticura Soap Ointment and Dusting Powder as essentials.
The question notes that Truman’s mouth remains closed by default and asks whose fault it would be if it were to stay open too much. It reads as a humorous or riddle-like aside about a political figure’s mouth.
A fragment cites a statement about summer attire lacking flowers and character, comparing it to a man without a necktie. It then introduces a final clause: we come now to the root of the matter.
A vintage recipe column lists candy making at home with butter scotch popcorn molasses candy sultana caramels ice cream candy coconut candy and glazed brazil nuts. It provides step by step measures boiling points and cooling marks for each confection.
Eight year old Mary rushes home with a memory of Mrs Blank having “a new twig” and learns the term switch from her mother. The girl associates a twig with a tree and the idea of punishment.
An actress who retired to the country starts a poultry venture with thirteen eggs. She asks how long to hatch and is told three weeks for chicks and four for ducks. Upon no hatchings at three weeks she removes the hen, keeping the lesson simple and humorous. Advertising notes include Red Cross Ball Blue claims for whitening clothes.
A group of three girls and a boy with ten cents each hesitates to enter an ice cream shop. They send a little girl to ask the price, then a young man reassures them it costs only a dime, but they still decide to hurry home.
A neighborhood fire prompts two boys to push into danger while their father plans to help. Billy argues to go, Bobby notes the father has gone, and they claim that fathers have minders of their own, highlighting stubborn parental boundaries.
A concise note warns that free speech can fragment social organizations as discussions about expression clash with group unity. Authorities urge dialogue over division to maintain cohesion within communities and clubs.
Six year old Jack K of Staunton denied eating at Slarper's when pressed by his mother. He had been slipping away to a neighbor for his favorite food and his mother questioned him after he skipped dinner with appetite. He asserted strongly that he did not eat there that day.
Witty observation notes that leaders face difficulty resolving financial issues to meet wives' expectations. It frames money debates as a personal tension beyond policy. The remark highlights gendered dynamics in public life with a light, satirical tone.
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