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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1921
Page
7
Rev. A H Sykes a former Nashville pastor cites Tanlac as powerful medicine that quickly relieved his wife’s ten month stomach trouble and nervous breakdown. He says she soon sat up and helped with housework and expects full recovery. Tanlac sold by leading druggists.
West Avon, Connecticut, reports say a flock of Marcellus Bennison’s chickens died suddenly after eating fireworks. A post mortem revealed crop contents with fragments of explosive devices, suggesting accidental ingestion led to their demise amid Fourth of July celebrations.
A worn visitor asks where to find divorce help at the county courthouse. Leonard Graziano, boot shiner near the courthouse, remarks that one should bring a lawyer or find one in the hallway. He jokes about a past encounter at the license bureau.
A brief note on a rural route where travelers seek a roadside venue for meals drinks and rest. The piece highlights the need for a local roadhouse to serve travelers and support nearby communities.
Readable fragment shows multiple recipes including Creole Gumbo with okra and steak, reheated mutton with peas in cream sauce, stuffed greer peppers, rice omelet with peas, and corn meal waffles. Includes a George Matthew Adams quote on today and action.
Lesson text outlines divine guidance as Paul is led past closed doors to Macedonia. It details the vision, immediate obedience, Lydia’s conversion, baptism of her household, and the casting out of a spirit of divination, showing gospel expansion into Europe despite opposition.
A woman who loves cooking enjoys visiting a modern lunch room for ideas on garnishing and serving. Recipes include Peppermint Candy Ice Cream with crushed candy and nuts, Ice Cream Lillian Russell style with milk cream sugar and a jelly-like setting, Peach Shortcake with peaches and whipped cream, and Rhubarb Jam using red stalks sugar lemon and almonds.
The article notes infant death rates fall due to infant specific hygiene methods, preventatives, and remedies. It warns mothers against using remedies meant for adults for babies and recalls Fletcher's Castoria is for infants and children only.
A Columbus girl Emily Margaret six speaks at Sunday school about war sorrow. She notes not all girls in Africa or Europe have her straight blond hair and curls, challenging the teacher's lesson on sorrow with a personal quip about dark curly hair she longs to see as a child.
Biblical verse from Lamentations speaks of the Lord not casting off forever and his compassion according to the multitude of his mercies. It notes that he does not afflict willingly nor grieve the children of men.
Last year fish products from both coasts netted Canada 26,153,644 dollars. The industry employs about 80,000 to 100,000 workers with roughly 70,000 in sea fisheries, around 10,000 in fresh water fisheries, and the rest in canning, curing, and preparation for market.
A biblical reflection cites I Samuel 3 1 about the boy Samuel serving before Eli and the word of the Lord being precious during a time when there was no open vision.
The Philadelphia Ledger reports neighbors and family recalling a long boarding pastor who left for new work. The head of the family calls him the best pastor ever, while the wife and maiden aunt praise his company and generosity. Grandmother laments his absence, and he is credited with skill in catching moth millers.
Two brothers Bob and Jimmy in knickerbockers recite prayers nightly while climbing to bed. After saying their prayers they undress and prepare to sleep. One night Bob guesses a big storm is coming and the brothers drop to their knees in prayer before sleep.
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