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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1921
Page
3
The piece by Ernest Fremont Tittle reflects on seasonal shifts in the human spirit. It cites Christmas as a time that awakens kindness patriotism and religious awareness while urging persistent cultivation of the Christmas spirit through service in business trade and community life.
The fragment laments the fleeting seasons of life and the difficulty of erasing extremes of wealth and poverty, domestic tragedy, and industry related strife. It argues for continuing cultivation of Christian dispositions as the needful foundation for rebuilding the world.
Buffalo, N Y Maurice Daley twenty one is in a hospital with a broken neck suffered in a football game. Doctors say a single sneeze could kill him as vertebrae remain broken and operation outcomes are unclear.
an inventor patents a simple elip to hold a carpenter s rule on the exterior of a garment enabling easy measurement while sewing the device attaches to clothing allowing quick checks of dimensions during construction
Fragmentary reflection argues marriage vows endure through sickness and health with money alone not enough. It asserts only love can build a true home, while wealth can furnish a house yet not the home’s harmony. The piece questions what truly sustains a happy home beyond money.
A speaker argues profit as the driving force in industry has failed and caused global catastrophe. He proposes testing a new motive for work and urges appealing to duty rather than greed to spur progress.
The text argues that nations should adopt Jesus’s ethic of serving others rather than domination. It contrasts Nietzschean power with Christian humility and urges global actors to give, risk, and pursue world justice and peace, acknowledging a shift toward a Christlike, cooperative international order.
East Liverpool, Ohio Ia Hazen fifty stable boss died when his mule collapsed in a stall, pinning him by chest and throat. Physicians say he was strangled as the animal, sick for days, fell without warning and carried him down.
Milianapolis December reports from the Indiana State Conservation Commission detail last fiscal year efforts in protecting natural resources. Director Piers Lieber notes the program used 2 cents per resident, highlighting new oil and coal measures, better honey production, lake level protection, and state parks as social centers.
Agricultural statistician George C. Bryant reports that plowing, farm work continue in mild weather with little precipitation. Corn has near completion of fat shing, wheat is in excellent condition, and rye forage is good. Potatoes and forage crops show surplus and strong feed, while farm labor is ample and farmers perform much of the work themselves.
Fire ruined the Budden family home at 919 Deew Street in Indianapolis causing about 15000 dollars in loss. William C L Budden Dinan and family suffered injuries but escaped as flames swept the upper part of the residence. Carl Budden, president of Broad Ripple Lumber, and Paul Budden were among those in the house when the fire began. The blaze is thought to have started from a lamp or office device.
Dee Kokomo police officer Joseph Amos, 8 night, was shot and seriously wounded by an unidentified man as Amos exited the Water Works office where he hunted burglars. Several shots were fired. Amos fired back. He had a chance for recovery at his home.
Harry W. Haley, a Canadian soldier, served time in Leavenworth to compensate a buddy, Private Thomas C. Jones, who saved a wounded Canadian in no man's land. Jones later vanished, Haley was captured, and the two are entangled in a wartime substitution later revealed by fingerprints.
Marshal Foch sails for Paris after a cross country tour of 42 states as the American Legion guest. He will have traveled about 16 000 miles visiting over 2000 towns where Legion posts host banquets and speeches. Despite his age the trip includes frequent meals and many audience remarks, with aides noting signs of strain in a recent photograph.
John Sylvester Myers, 102, walked from his Lime Ridge home to Bloomsburg to speak at a Bloomsburg post of the American Legion. He recalled seeking World War I service but being rejected for age, and noted service in Mexican and Civil Wars, plus the Spanish-American era rejection. He also served in the navy and has been married three times, his latest at ninety two. He said he feels as good as ever.
An overseas veteran visits the family lawn for the first time since 1917. A friend jokes about communicating with the dead, echoing a line from American Legion Weekly, reflecting wartime memory and sentiment.
A New York Sun item notes Marjorie marries Elumped, yet the couple struggles to secure an apartment as the groom fights for housing. The piece underscores postnuptial tensions and living arrangements amid urban life pressures.
Fragmentary wartime dialogue cites reluctance of fish to return to prewar waters. Names Fernard-Seen and Peters-Tes appear amid unclear quotation. No clear event or outcome established.
An advertisement urges readers to apply Cuticura Ointment to pimples and blackheads then wash with Cuticura Soap and hot water in five minutes. It promotes daily use to maintain clear skin and mentions Cuticura Taleum as part of the routine.
Tye overhears talk of new talking machines featuring an automatic self stop device. Phen jokes that his wife must be an old model.
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