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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1922
Page
7
Elarnest of Bentley North Dakota says two boxes cured a backache after six years with no relief until Dodd's. Arthur Bloch of New York notes many years of use and reliance on the product. Promises prompt relief or money back with large boxes 69 cents, offered at drug stores or by mail.
A public official with common sense but limited formal learning addresses a class. He keeps mentioning the university aluminum and the alumni. The crowd misinterprets his metaphor, humorously noting the metal quality of alumni.
Advertisement extols Allcock's Plasters as a cure for local aches and pains claiming one trial proves their merit. It urges men to recognize burdens they cause themselves and suggests persistence in trying the remedy.
The saying notes that people derive greater happiness from attaining a long sought goal than from continual attainment. It suggests fulfillment rises when desire is finally realized rather than from perpetual possession.
Advertisement notes use of Red Cross Ball Blue to keep table linens dazzling white and reliable, sold at all good grocers.
A reflective piece questions the rise of relentless self-promotion among modern figures. It contrasts contemplative thought with tireless ambition, offering a measured critique of hustle culture and its impact on personal and collective well being.
A concise meditation on personal growth and moral integrity urging a life free from fault and full of tranquil confidence.
In a Congress address President Coolidge opposes the League of Nations but backs a World Court of Justice. He calls for budget discipline, rail and tariff reforms, strengthened armed services, anti lynching efforts, and rising farm relief while urging US leadership to stabilize world affairs without sacrificing American principles.
A brief witticism from the Boston Transcript features a mother and child exchange about lunch. The boy teases that the cook eats more than his mother, highlighting family humor in a domestic scene.
A concise historical reflection notes that humanity turns to remedy once evils become intolerable, citing E. H. Chapin. The line frames a recurring pattern in human history from disorder to intervention.
Squirrels note camels can reach up to a century in age. The piece asserts more short-sighted people reside in cities than rural areas. It mentions wooden heel manufacture in Chile growing in importance and Madagascar graphite producers improving product quality.
A neighbor jokes with Jones as he accidentally strikes his thumb while installing flooring. Stiffkins teases about a carpet, while Jones clarifies he is laying the floor under it after moving in.
A Nashville lumberman cites a critic who alleges churches are "dominated by a lot of old hens" and questions if he means lay members.
Senator Searghium reflects that the innocent standpatter can be hurt while the innocent by stander fares no better. He calls steadfast adherence to conviction a consolation when facing hardship.
A historical notice promotes Castoria as a remedy used for over 380 years to relieve constipation flatulence and diarrhea in babies and children. It claims to regulate the stomach and bowels aiding assimilation and easing feverish symptoms.
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