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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
7
An advertisement promotes Caascarets as a painless nightly remedy for liver and bowel impurities. It asserts the product prevents biliousness and constipation, contrasts it with harsh pills, and touts low cost and overnight action.
Using a delicate apparatus he invented the Russian scientist shows light waves can apply measurable mechanical pressure.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Talcum Powder as an antiseptic scented, economical powder for face skin baby and dusting use. It claims the powder renders other perfumes superfluous and brands it part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio with Soap Ointment and Talcum.
A fragment notes the rattlesnake tail has many small bones packed tightly, making a clinking noise when shaken.
Ad promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as an old trusted remedy from Holland, claiming soothing oils and herbs that aid health. It pledges money back if relief is not prompt and urges purchase in sealed packages at drug stores with three available sizes.
The text notes ongoing loss of gold through shipwrecks and fires, with gold removed or destroyed daily. It cites India and China as major hoarders, Africa’s vast hidden stores, and describes workers transporting gold to laborers and distant krais, reflecting global gold drainage.
A garbled OCR style excerpt hints at a street scene with custard pie and central figures. Names and places appear unclear though Yonkers is mentioned. The text presents dialogue about restaurant waitresses and a parsley plan amid dusty kitchen actions.
A confusing chatter spreads praising a figure named Har, while observers note mixed feelings about the statements and the overall tone. The discourse hints at broader public sentiment and potential debate about the subject.
A fragment notes women express anxiety over memory gaps and fear of losing important details. The passage emphasizes emotional impact and concerns about forgetfulness in daily life.
An advertisement extols Red Cross Ball Blue for leaving garments free of grimy streaks. It claims good bluing yields good results and notes it is carried by grocers at a nickel and five cents.
A teacher recounts a dinner where a hostess urged more food. The remark caused tears of laughter as the narrator declined, feeling deeply embarrassed, noting this as the most awkward moment of life.
The quote highlights that the wisest act is to follow one’s own well-chosen resolutions despite public criticism. It contrasts the fool’s fear of censure with the wise man who remains steadfast in personal judgment and resolve.
In the Majority Mrs Daesn notes judges at a Cedar Ivalis Iowa baby show gave prizes to every contestant. Mr Gacon remarks there were many booby prizes awarded.
A wog makes almost as much noise when he barks as a man does when she barks his shins.
We mount to heaven mostly on the ruins of our cherished schemes, finding our failures were successes.
A catalog of festive dishes includes Roast Goose with stuffing and apple sauce, Celery Stalks prepared with recurefart and parvika, Scalloped Oysters with lemon and cream, and Caramel Blanc Mange set with gelatin. The text prescribes steps, ratios, and cooking times, reflecting old household recipe methods and a motto about effort and value.
A page of vintage kitchen notes listing cranberry jelly with cream, salmon and green pea salad plated with shredded lettuce, chicken pudding casserole with herb batter, Mexican rice, creamed celery oysters, creamed corn with parsley border, baked apples with sausage filling and toast rounds. Includes preparation steps and garnishes.
A vast asphalt deposit in Leyte province near Tacloban allows ships to anchor close to shore and load directly from local mines via lighters, minimizing land transfer.
The weekly health bulletin reports six deaths from influenza in Chicago last week. Doctors urge prevention over cure, noting difficulty early diagnosis and recommending measures to avoid contagion. Turpo, a germicide, is advertised as a preventive aid to reduce spread.
The Birmingham Age-Herald quotes a rebuke about the Clarion editor calling the office a temple of truth and denying that the editor’s stance shapes editorial policy. The exchange highlights tensions over truth and accountability in the newsroom.
A vintage advertisement claims Danderine will double the beauty of dull hair in moments. It promises soft, glossy, abundant hair with less dust and oil, plus a stimulating tonic for the scalp to help dandruff and growth.
A man pleads for shelter at a hotel, but the clerk refuses saying no room is available. The distressed traveler then learns of a neighboring block’s cinema offering continuous performances for the night.
Claim asserts catarrhal deafness from inflamed Eustachian tube can be cured only by constitutional remedy. It promises $100 for any case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine and urges readers to obtain circulars from Wall and CHENEY toledo Ohio.
A speaker jokes about misplacing his spectacles and treats them as loyal companions, recalling that everyone forgets their best friends now and then.
A witty dialogue centers on a man who has just entered. The conversation questions whether he is a bachelor or a widower, hinting at social expectations of the period.
The lesson traces Peter and John from Jesus trial through the resurrection, highlighting Peter's denials before a servant girl, at the gate, and before Malchus’ kinsman, and Jesus entrusting Mary to John. It stresses love as the motive for service, and instructs on feeding and guiding believers from youth to elder Christians.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a safe laxative for children claiming it removes poisons from the stomach liver and bowels. It urges parents to look for the word California on the package and to give the product with its fruity taste and clear dosing directions.
The quote emphasizes that success comes from doing your best in every task not for fame but for merit. It encourages steady, dependable effort and mastering what you undertake to achieve meaningful results.
Genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin advertised for colds pains headaches neuralgia lumbago and rheumatism. Bayer claim nineteen years of physician use and Bayer packaging with tins of twelve tablets priced a few cents. The ad notes Bayer is a trade mark of the Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetyl salicylic acid.
It promotes a vegetable laxative effect that clears bowels and eases illness. Brew a cup to relieve cold fevers headaches and to refresh breath and skin supporting healthy vitality. S. C. Wells & Co. Leroy New York.
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