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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1922
Page
6
Deborah and a wary companion push toward safety as a deep desert gorge opens before them. The man reveals a wartime memory linking Deborah to his unit and a nurse named Jessie Seevers, testing trust and recognition in dawn light.
Deborah and the disguised captain Daniel Nelleen ride into a remote desert canyon. They suspect a border hideout used for cattle and munition running, while two riders approach and Deborah spots Juan Sanchez leading danger closer.
Deborah Meredith a nurse aids Mrs Meager after her husband is killed. Hob Menger seizes control and a forced marriage is performed by Justice Cornelius Grrrity with the "Frisco Desperado." Deborah flees aboard a horse with Daniel Welleen, the Frisco Wid, into the desert seeking safety.
Blaine McGrath's son visiting Liberty grows homesick for Indianapolis. Mrs. McGrath calls him, and he reveals he longs to return home because there is too much night in Liberty and he misses the thrills of downtown picture shows.
A note urges readers to offer assistance thoughtfully when requests arise while urging caution when inquiries are not made.
Rev P B Fitzwatler of Moody Bible Institute presents a 1923 Sunday School lesson outlining uniform international guidance for teachers and students. The piece notes author authority and publication rights under Western Newspaper Union.
Devotional lesson outlines Barnabas as a virtuous leader guiding the church during the Gentile mission. It details his aid to Saul, the conversion of Gentiles, the adoption of the name Christian, and the collection of alms from Antioch for Jerusalem to strengthen unity among believers.
A compact thought in which W. Robertson likens the current life to a nursery ground and envisions a future move into the vast forest of God’s eternal universe. The reflection centers on spiritual growth and final destiny.
A terse reflection cites Ruskin as claiming the weakest minded and hardest hearted men most love change. The saying frames change as a test of character and resolve.
The line warns that even the devil knows his own and can be a poor paymaster. Quotation reflects caution about trust and repayment in practical life as observed by author F M Crawford.
A Bondurant Iowa resident reports severe influenza illness with nasal and throat catarrh and asthma attacks. After six bottles of Pe-ru-Na during recovery he gained weight from 135 to 175 pounds and claims overall health improvement.
In a humorous Christmas tale Buddie longs for a pony and imagines a steel horse in his yard. A hinted promise clashes with a stockyard visit where dad reports no ponies, only cows, prompting Buddie to quip about taking a cow instead.
An advertisement urges usage of Red Cross Pall Blue in laundry to prevent rust spots from inferior bluing and promises a visible improvement.
University of Washington statistics show 65.98 percent of the current year’s enrollment are self supporting or partly self supporting. The figure comes from data prepared by J B Stevens executive secretary.
A concise comment contrasts ambition with skill, noting that many individuals pursue grand goals without matching talent or capacity. The line suggests caution about overestimating potential despite drive.
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