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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1919
Page
6
United States Department of Agriculture guidance advises split hen yards when confinement is needed. Yard 1 grows green feed from April to July and again July to October. Yard 2 provides winter crops and turnips for late year feeding. The plan aims to supply fresh green feed year round and adapt crops to local climates.
A compact editorial voice urges steady effort and self control. It notes that a calm temperament secures better outcomes and argues charity begins at home while noting rising living costs and the value of appreciating health.
The rainbow colors come from light refracting and reflecting inside raindrops. Light enters the drop and is split into colors, which blend to form white light. Two people standing side by side see two different bows with the same overall appearance.
Electric fans help keep churches and theaters in southern India open during hot summers. The devices boost attendance and comfort in public spaces, reflecting rising adoption of affordable cooling in the region.
The article notes early references to cigars from 1498 and 1699, describing native smoke methods and the contemporary way cigars are made. It cites Columbus era soldiers, Lionel Wafer’s 1699 travels, and the 1740 Cockburn book as milestones in recognizing cigars by name and form.
Poem from Harper's Magazine expressing intense emotion at beauty and love. The speaker describes summer banners autumn winds and moonlight, weeping with gladness and longing as life feels vast and brief.
The article recounts how patent medicines drove the yarbs from the market and describes the gold thread yarb used as a mouth canker treatment. It notes the plant’s small white flowers, sepals acting as petals, and a club shaped petal ending in a cuplike nectary with pistils that are oddly hooked.
Specialists from the U S Department of Agriculture warn that home canning compounds sold under various trade names are harmful and unnecessary. Powders containing salicylic acid or boric acid are not needed if proper canning methods are followed. Federal and state laws prohibit sales of foods preserved with harmful substances, though home canning remains outside their reach.
Investigations of Tfenderson or Elizabeth islands 120 miles northeast of Pitcairn reveal a tiny, uninhabited island with a unique zoo. A six mile long coral rock hosts a fruit pigeon, lorikeet, a rail, a crake, and a reed warbler, all without drinking water, relying on dew instead.
The passage records a witty exchange at a Fancy Ball where someone notes the speaker’s preamble before his remarks. A spectator comments on a milk maid costume, remarking the wearer’s high color and implying the character chosen is unsuitable for a milkmaid.
A collage of overheard snippets: a son after graduation seeks money for a ring, siblings boast about body parts, a baby’s progress, a real estate quote on subdividing, and a teacher father exchange about a daughter’s voice. A jokey claim of a congressman quitting private life ends the fragment.
The Medici family once ruled Florence and monopolized the loan business in northern Italy. Their shield bore six balls, but as lending spread, three balls remained as a sign of savings and borrowing available at doors.
The article describes how a single afternoon gown can be transformed into an evening look with minor alterations and accessories. It highlights bare arm fashion from Paris influence, delicate sheer sleeves, draped skirts, and bead embroidery in pink, with options like a ribbon girdle, evening shoes, and high coiffure to elevate the outfit.
The article discusses riding outfits for enthusiastic horsewomen, favoring heavy cotton and whipcord fabrics, white china silk blouses, and top boots. It highlights a chic covert cloth habit with reinforced knee inserts, a streamlined coat, a waist belt, and accessories like puttees and a three cornered hat, praising tailored, period-appropriate sports attire.
Newark New Jersey resident Miss Mae Kelly describes three years of severe nervous breakdown symptoms headaches and weakness. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for addressing the root cause restoring health and allowing her to resume normal work.
A nostalgic advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a blood purifying iron and quinine remedy for vitality. It appeals to long use, family trust, and easy dosing with a 60 cent bottle price.
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