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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
2
A laboratory visit showcases the making of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Herbal materials are sourced seasonally, solvents extract medicinal properties, and all equipment is sterilized. The product is pasteurized and bottled, with letters from women testifying to its health benefits for female ailments.
President and workers face a severe fuel crisis as demand soars for coal and states impose regulations. Contempt of court charges loom over mine leaders in Indianapolis while Gov Lowden seeks federal aid. Hope rises for settlement as wage talks and consulate issues in Mexico unfold with Carranza's involvement.
The article notes a Senate resolution on Mexican relations and possible war actions. It cites claims about documents from Car ranza and the State Department pressure for action. Senators Pall Ashurst Shields criticize troop levels and diplomatic delays amid German demands and peace talks.
American delegates intend to return home over the treaty disputes while German warnings persist. British and French pressure delay their exit amid fears of a rising German temper and possible American military support. A Rome dispatch notes Italian plans to occupy Fiume and surrounding territory per the London pact, with D Annunzio’s volunteers withdrawing, as Italy faces renewed turmoil.
A movement to rise on the king's entrance or oath in his presence sparked a brief general strike in major cities. Disorders accompanied the action, taking on revolutionary air in Rome, Turin, and Milan with various acts of unrest.
Dispatches sketch a tangled border scene with Denikine pressed by Ukrainian and Polish forces while Bolshevik gains flicker. Baltic holdouts defend as Esthonia and Lithuania seek a Dorpat truce with the Russian Soviet government. An American colonel is named arbiter in Armenian Azerbaijan disputes, praised for ending a two millennia feud.
Senator Newberry of Michigan and numerous supporters face charges of corruption fraud and conspiracy in a surprising turn of the senatorial election. Newberry vows to fight the case and seeks a secretarial inquiry into his seat.
Politicians watched South Dakota conventions where Republicans backed General Woods after a lively contest with Governor Lowden placing second. Democrats unified for Wilson a third term, and Nonpartisans supported Governor Frazier of North Dakota. Both major parties endorsed the League of Nations covenant with reservations by Republicans and without by Democrats.
A historical ad touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast dose based cure for severe colds. It claims the first dose clears nasal passages relieves headaches and feverish symptoms, with doses every two hours up to three. The product is sold cheaply at drug stores and requires no other aid.
A public habit note critiques strict social norms as a traveler defends not needing a chaperone. The exchange hints at tension over propriety in travel company and personal autonomy during air travel.
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A poet describes enduring multiple editor rejections before a poem is finally repuoned. The speaker notes that persistence required five letters to the editor.
A major blaze beset Angeles National Forest for 13 days unimpeded, menacing many resorts and summer homes. Hundreds of volunteers, including curiosity seekers, fought the flames with back fires and airplane guidance, preventing wider destruction near Pomona and prompting immediate firebreak construction by U S forest service rangers to shield Pasadena waterworks.
In Flatbush a narrator notes mirrors brighten a home. Bensonhurst observations say a writer feels happier when seeing herself reflected in many mirrors around the house.
Advert reads as a tonic for tired weak women claiming Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription boosts energy and overall health. It quotes testimonials from Mrs Thomas Edwards and Mrs Sadie Weikel praising improved strength, appetite, sleep, and well being after use in liquid or tablet form.
Sir Walter Scott argues Shakespeare lacked a distinct hypocrite figure due to a free childhood. He cites Gloster and Iago as possible hypocrites, while Dickens’s harsher childhood informs his portrayal of hypocrisy, inviting readers to weigh the claim.
A London Answers snippet features a sympathetic neighbor remarking that a golf widow should be thankful her husband cannot play at night. The widow retorts that she cannot be sure, and the exchange hints at ongoing tensions and unresolved grief surrounding the couple.
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