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Newspaper

Montezuma Enterprise

Location

Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1916

Page

7

Easter Festivities in Athens Across Holy Week

The narrative details Easter observations in Athens including Good Friday rituals at the Russian church, candlelit processions, and royal participation. It describes Holy Week events from Holy Thursday to Easter Tuesday, Greek local customs in Megara, and the Pan-Hellenic games highlighted by the Marathon race and royal attendance.

Greece Thessaly Cony Constantine George Bonaparte Corsica Napoleon France Thessalonians Athens Jin Alexandria

The Lonely Years in a Small Town

Lucy Lane fears an old passion will return when Arnold Gresham offers marriage. Dorothy Field confesses past love to Arnold, while Lucy learns she must choose between love and self respect. In the moment of truth Lucy rejects the engagement, choosing independence over a loveless conjugal life.

Arnold Gresham Lucy Lane Lucy Dorothy Field Arnold Dorothy Lucy Lané Love W. G. Chapman

Notable Diverse Achievements and Facts Span World Figures

Vincent Astor plans a nurses club house in New York City. The Cossek population of Russia totals about 2.5 million people owning 146.5 million acres. Pawnee George in Oklahoma earned over 4 million dollars in oil royalties. Oscar Hammerstein, once a cigar maker, patented devices for cigars netting over 300 thousand dollars. Hibert H. Gary, before US Steel, reportedly received a top lawyer retaining fee. Chicago tax payers numbered 46 thousand last year. Roumania’s army could be led by the crown prince in war. Secretary Lane once worked as a newspaper reporter to fund law study. A rabbit canning factory aims to curb a pest in Argentina. A Californian patent opens doors at a set time for grain to fall into a trough.

Vincent Astor New York City Cossek Russia George Oklahoma Oscar Hammerstein United States Steel Corporation Hibert H. Gary United States Chicago Roumania Lane Argentina

Rest as a Therapeutic Agent Highlights Cellular Health

Dr Orrell E Smith of Indianapolis told the Central Ohio Osteopathic association that rest and especially sleep are essential for cellular reconstruction and recovery after fatigue or overwork. He warned that prolonged work without rest injures cells by accumulating waste and altering their chemistry.

Orrell E. Smith Indianapolis Central Ohio Osteopathic Association Smith

Rats Befriend Soldiers in Wet Trenches

The British Weekly recalls a YMCA hut chat about trench life. A soldier notes trenches are well drained yet rats remain friendly as they tame them rather than use ferrets or terriers. Rats reportedly sit near soldiers and extend pink paws for food during meals.

Get the Habit of Drinking Hot Water Before Breakfast

Advertisement extols replacing drugs with a morning drink of real hot water and limestone phosphate to flush the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims daily internal cleaning prevents poisons toxins and a range of ailments and urges readers to buy limestone phosphate from a druggist.

Dressed Wife as Widow to Comfort Dying Husband

Kari Kellams asked his wife to buy a black mourning dress and veil so he could see her in funeral attire. Mrs. Kellams dressed in mourning at his bedside as he struggled with tuberculosis. He had recently returned from Phoenix seeking a climate change for his health.

Kari Kellams

Mississippi River Empties Into Gulf as Nation's Tideleca River

The Mississippi stands as the sole tideleca river in the United States that flows directly to the sea, emptying into the Gulf of Mexico.

Mississippi United States Ocean Gulf of Mexico

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