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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1922
Page
3
Mrs Mollie Abbey of Jennings Lodge Oregon credits Taniac with ending nine years of severe gas and four years of water intolerance. She reports restored appetite, 39 pound gain, renewed strength, and ability to perform housework, praising Taniac as a wonderful medicine. Taniacs sold by all good druggists.
It did. The lawyer spoke to the jury and the verdict followed. JifselHent received a five year sentence.
To insure glistening white table linens use Red Cross Ball Blue in your laundry. It never disappoints. At all good grocers. Salad days are those in which the long green is plentiful.
A succinct, wry line notes the greater difficulty of healing a rib injury versus repairing a broken heart, reflecting a literary quip on pain and recovery.
Indiana authorizes borrowing 1 million dollars to support Gov McCray’s coal program. State auditor and treasurer to secure loans for emergency use, with funds to restart strip mines in Chalk County under state troops. Prices to be set by the Public Service Commission, mines operated under state control and operators to be paid by the state institutions.
The midsummer gathering of the Indiana Horticultural Society ended with an outdoor picnic for 300 diners at the New York Yates pear grove near Vincennes. Over 400 attendees from Indiana, Illinois, and Kentucky heard ML. Wiebbs of Bridgeport speak, with officials to determine next year's meeting site in Indianapolis this fall.
Evansville August 5 The Indiana State Dairymen association conducted an all day meeting at exposition park with broad farmer and dairyman attendance. Most state officers attended. May or William dr Elmendorf delivered the opening address in the afternoon with speakers including O F Hunsicker of Chicago ex head of Purdue dairy department and 0 K Reed head of the Michigan State School of Agriculture along with others.
Big Four west bound express train No. 21 crashed into two freight cars on the main track between Sherman and Hendricks streets. The locomotive plowed through the cars, demolishing both and throwing them down an embankment. A switch crew left the cars on track and a Hagman was sent to stop the express. The flagman’s lantern failed to light. the express train was not damaged.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railway reports a larger loss from a big fire that destroyed the Salem stone mill owned by Indiana Quarries adjacent to its property. An inventory shows $60,000 loss to the roundhouse and contents. Possible reconstruction of new shops at Terre Haute.
Robert W. Blinn thirty eight a farmer near Frankfort shot himself in the head with a shotgun. Worry over financial troubles is believed to have prompted the deed. He leaves a widow and three children.
A collection of old time kitchen notes describes pickling ume with sugar, cherries in cream, Brook Trout baked in cream, Peach Pie with whipped cream, and a Krimmel Torte. Methods include freezing, whipping, and layering with creams, plus storage tips for long winter use.
A collection of simple recipes for a Spanish Bun cake a chicken pie with rich cream topping a roll jelly cake peach marmalade calves hearts on casserole and a pea souffle with milk and yolks. Also includes a Bible lesson outline on Esther and practical moral guidance.
A biblical verse from Joshua 24 15 contrasts choosing who to serve with the pledge As for me and my house we will serve the Lord highlighting commitment and domestic faith in a historical page context
A concise quotation notes that lying is cowardly and condemns lying to others and to oneself. It attributes the maxim to Herbert and frames honesty as a moral standard for individuals and their relation to God.
A compact quotation noting St Augustine that modern business echoes the informal playthings once enjoyed by elders. The line frames commerce as a grown up pastime reflecting societal shift.
Advertisement extols Red Cross Ball Blue for stain free laundry and top results. It notes it is carried by grocers and contrasts effort with hopeful laziness. The Sale and District Managers hype big earnings from Vive wires. The Sell-Direct Hosteery Co. lists 4 West 32nd Street New York City.
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