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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1920
Page
3
The passage describes a conflict over a promised treat for a child named Joe. A mother disputes whether a compromise will satisfy both sides and mentions plans to send children to spend time with a grandmother if promises are not kept.
Incoherent fragment describes memory fading and the act of collecting bills. Mentions Basron Vronscript and Jeoetar Pe Gh in unclear context. No clear event, date, or identifiable organizations are discernible from the text.
Reading like a testimonial, the note touts Eatonie as curing acidity and indigestion. It claims Powell’s daughter improved after a single hex and urges ordering four more bottles for rapid health benefits. It promises relief from heartburn sour stomach bloating and concludes with an ad urging readers to test Eatonie.
The Smiths’ honeymoon ends amid a household standoff. Mrs. Smith adopts masterly inactivity as daily friction rises from Wednesday through Sunday morning. A dinner quarrel ends with a sharp retort and a suggestion to dine out rather than cook at home.
Madge Ioaim files suit against a young man claiming he stole a dozen kisses. Her attorney argues the kisses are worth twenty dollars each. The case centers on alleged intimate impropriety and damages.
The United States and Tennessee ratify the woman suffrage amendment, totaling 86 states. The article traces early leaders like Susan B. Anthony and Alice Paul, describes the long campaign, arrests, and political tactics that culminated in passage and ratification across states and at the federal level.
A historical recap traces state ratification battles and court rulings on suffrage, noting key figures Lucretia Mott Elizabeth Cady Stanton Susan B Anthony and Carrie Chapman Catt. It covers early conventions 1848 Seneca Falls and the formation of the National American Woman Suffrage Association and League of Women Voters with leadership details.
A Californian invents a device to gather ground nuts more easily. French wine regions contain unknown vineyard areas with local wines unsuitable for transit. Egypt likely produced early lace in embroidery form. Bible era “lace” refers to embroidery, not true lace. Gold occurs in Sumatra, Celebes, and Dutch Borneo in various deposits. In 1914, 58 concessions were granted for prospecting and mining gold and silver.
Terre Haute Aug. 23 One hundred ninety three of the 225 Indiana coal field mines are idle and many others operate with reduced forces. United Mine Workers vice president William Rainey says the trouble should be settled within days as day men quit rather than strike, while officials blame failed cordiale between operators and miners for the stalemate.
Local papers report Howard Cerf, alias Frank Anderson, arrested in Kalamazoo Michigan. Authorities say he confessed to explosives and conspiracy tied to a Shelby county jail escape and a 1930s Indiana pier crime. Cerf allegedly planned further crimes and was linked to a va state prison life sentence.
Reports say a street commissioner's two week absence ended with discovery of a completely blocked sewer system in East Chicago by raisins used in whisky production. Over six months raisin blocks have troubled city officials and shipments move from East Chicago to Chicago via Burnham.
An analysis from Padiana University officials reports a seven percent rate in a mash test conducted near Helsity. The study, led by Dean Lyons, focuses on distillation efficiency and safety. A city mayor responded with a statement defending production rights for Vilbeyar.
Suffragists in Terre Ehuute celebrated the ratification of the federal amendment with a city gathering. Mrs Cranees Beach, among the oldest teachers, joined the observance noting Susanna Anthony's early campaign for suffrage.
Lester Dyris Kell, formerly of Indianapolis, a foreman on a new concrete highway project from Pateville to Robinson, was electrocuted at Ridee farm when the elevator of the concrete mixing machine touched an exposed city light wire.
Lowell Broons, a young man near North Vernon, rode a mule 60 miles to Carthage to see his grandparents. The trip covered the distance in 12 hours.
Ernest A. Brown a forty year old local druggist of Lafayette drowned in Lake Manitou Rochester on a leisure trip. He had gone to the lake for vacation and was found drowned.
Biblical lesson outlines Solomon's anointing, handling Adonijah, Joab, and Abiathar removal, and God's invitation to ask for wisdom. Solomon's wise request leads to divine grant of wisdom, honor, wealth, and long life, with guidance on humble faith and putting God first.
The excerpt exhorts steady progress toward a great destiny, promising that messengers will appear to encourage the traveler along the path. It emphasizes calm perseverance and certainty rather than haste or delay.
A compact reflection on common sense as the rare capacity for sound judgment and practical wisdom. Emphasizes prudence, balanced discernment, and the value of sensible thinking in daily life.
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