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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1922
Page
7
An expert description traces leather production from salted hides through tanning splitting and finishing. It details beam house operations, belt knife splitters, and the shift from oil finishes to synthetic coatings that yield strong, flexible, weather resistant splits and grain leather for automobile upholstery.
The Bruce family heirloom, a great two handed sword linked to Robert the Bruce at Bannockburn, passed to Mrs. Catherine Bruce of Clackmannon tower. Aged and Jacobite in spirit she knighthoodally honored visitors including Bobbie Burns who kissed her hand when she rose.
Archaeologists report traces of a settlement in the bay area dating an estimated 7 000 to 8 000 years old. The discovery highlights early coastal habitation and settlement patterns in the region.
A commuter realizes he has no ticket or money when boarding a train. The conductor advises borrowing a ride, and a kind stranger from another town steps in to rescue him. The anecdote ends with gratitude for the stranger’s help.
In Holingaard near Noestoed southern Zealand archaeologists uncovered remains dating to an early glacial epoch. The site yielded forty flint axes plus bone harpoons from antlers and tools, with bones of royal stags elks wild boars beavers foxes and dogs conserved by national museum experts.
Lesson centers on Mary Magdalene's devotion to Jesus across his ministry crucifixion and resurrection. It highlights her role in ministering to Jesus and disciples providing support after salvation and her presence at the cross and empty tomb.
A fragmented critique suggests Communism uses a language people understand yet its aims appear linked to hunger envy and death. The piece contrasts idle hands with supposed virtues and questions genuine humility and contentment.
London correspondence notes Baldwin's rise linked to four daughters of Rev. G. B. Macdonald. One mothered the new prime minister, another married Kipling and became mother to Rudyard Kipling. A third uncle was Sir Edward Poynter and the fourth related to Sir Edward Burne Jones. Macdonald served as president of the Western Methodist conference.
Advertisement notes prices of cotton and onen doubled by the war and urges lengthening their service with Red Cross Bull Blue in the laundry served by grocers.
Statistics show linseed oil making establishments produced 71,032,000 in 1921, down from 120,638,000 in 1919 and 44,883,000 in 1914, a 41.1 percent drop from 1919 to 1921 but a 58.3 percent rise from 1914 to 1921. Other products of chief value reached 3,002,000 in 1921, 2,889,000 in 1919, and 1,286,000 in 1914.
An advertisement argues pills and salts injure, promotes Nujol as a natural lubricant aiding regular bowel movements. It says Nujol is not a medicine or laxative, is harmless, prevents griping, and is used in leading hospitals. It invites readers to obtain a bottle from a druggist.
A brief note argues against picking wild flowers. The renal naturalist prefers leaving flora to be seen beside rocks and streams. Cultivated blooms belong in vases and jars on porches, not the wild, as the author urges conservation.
An aging advertisement extols Fletcher's Castoria as a safe substitute for harsh remedies like paregoric and Castor Oil. The copy claims decades of use, no narcotics, and directions on each package. A faded signature appears as part of the endorsement.
A brief quotation reflects on personal legacy and the fading value of a life’s impact as one contemplates how a once strong mark in the world may depreciate with time.
Keeseville New York customer Mrs Sarah Blaise testifies the product cured her female weakness and fatigue after six bottles Liver Pills praised. The letter urges other women to try Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to regain health and manage household strain.
An advertisement for P D C a chemical insect killer claims it destroys bed bugs roaches fleas and ants with eggs. It promotes a quart free epot in each package, hospital size five gallons for 2 50, and states druggists can obtain it, mailed prepaid from Owl Chemical Works Terre Haute Ind.
In a period style exchange from American Legion Weekly, a tenderfoot in Holster Arizona muses on a barroom shooting at the Palace bar. Black Powder Andy questions the need for reasons, reflecting a rough frontier town ethos.
In surveying the Mississippi delta a seaplane survey is possible only in May and October due to atmospheric conditions allowing mapping flights.
A fragment explores perception and belief arguing that seeing does not confirm truth and suggesting doubt in telepathic connections. It reads as a reflective meditation on faith in senses and mind links without asserting concrete facts or events.
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