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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
7
A Chicago Journal item describes a porch conversation among a hostess's daughter Dorothy and two playmates about boys named Jimmy Tom and a boy in New Hampshire. The piece blends trivial chatter with a humorous note. An advertisement touts Red Brass Ball Blue for household fabrics.
A reflective thought on patience noting that outcomes often diverge from what one anticipates while waiting. It emphasizes the surprise of unforeseen rewards and the wisdom gained through enduring delay.
Cuticura products are promoted for babyskin care with Cuticura Soap Ointment talcum Dusting powder. The ad urges hot baths and topical applications to soothe red rough itchy skin and suggests using the scented talcum as part of routine.
Bert Acosta, the air champion, jokes at an Omaha banquet about extreme cold at high altitude comparing weather to a car. He riffs on a Vermont hog owner and a boiling kettle of water spilling as ice forms. The piece then shifts to a proverb about pride and tears.
A fragment quotes a candle lit line: My candle burns at both ends. It will not last the night. The verse mentions foes and a friend, offering a vivid image of light and limits.
A compact set of home dishes including baked beans with bacon and molasses, lemon butter for tarts, crinkle cakes from almond paste and butter, corn bread with cornmeal and sour cream, minced lamb sandwiches with capers, raisin drop cakes, and a frosting method. Each item lists measurements and method in plain cooking terms.
A reflective line from Robert Browning evoking a tranquil spring morning with dew pearled fields and a sense that God is in his heaven and all is well in the world.
The text features potato dishes including Potato Soup Stuffed Potatoes Franconia Potatoes and fried plain boiled potatoes with butter. It also includes a long lesson text about the resurrection appearing to the disciples with focus on the Lord's commission equipment and authority and the gospel's purpose for belief and eternal life.
Quote reflecting on Christ's view of the world, noting he wept and prayed for it yet found nothing worthy of contempt.
A short quotation notes that lasting happiness comes from within and is always near our own hearts. Bruce Calvert emphasizes inner contentment rather than worldly pursuit.
A fragmented line reflects the theme that much of our comforts rise from crosses faced in youth. The text hints at personal growth through hardship and faith.
Personal letters from Mrs. Lockman of St Joseph Missouri and Mrs Marymark of White Plains New York recount relief from severe female ailments after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and related products. The notices urge readers to request the companys private text book on ailments peculiar to women.
A neighbor asks if the young girl knows her ABCs. She replies she can count well and demonstrates by reciting numbers up to ten and then playing cards with jack queen king, showing early counting skill beyond her age.
An old style ad offers a diet based rheumatism cure with no payment until after cure. It promises relief and asks readers to write for particulars and stamps to C Cochran e at 239 Centre Street New York.
A bride explains a small cut-glass vial on her dressing table contains a pinkish dried substance she calls her wedding day complexion. A curious friend asks what it is and the bride simply states its purpose.
Mrs Florence Coop of Kokomo Indiana reports relief from weariness after using Doctor Pierces Favorite Prescription describing quick help and pleasant taste. She also uses Lotion Tablets for cleansing and recommends obtaining remedies at local drug stores or writing to Dr Pierce in Buffalo New York for free medical advice.
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