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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1922
Page
3
Baltimore reader Rose Waidner shares her months long backache relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters praise the herbal medicine as a drug free remedy aiding weakness and nervousness and urge other women to try it.
A vintage testimonial promotes Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for women and pregnancy. Mrs Lillian Nye of 514 East Monroe Street recommends its use, claiming it strengthened during expectancy and maintained health. The ad urges readers to obtain tablets or liquid from a drugstore or request a trial sample by mail.
Mr Fox plans to steal hens by posing as a snowman with help from Mr Coon and Mrs Coon. The plan backfires as Timmy Coon and others surprise the fox with a snowball attack. Fox admits the trick but keeps silent to avoid angering the group.
An aged dialogue fragment shows Lilly Flor ie addressing a group and Mr Fox, joking about asking favors for nothing as a critique of idle workers. The line uses slang and rural speech to illustrate a social dynamic.
Major Byrum Cash told Marion citizens the Marion National Sanatorium is not a soldiers' home or a hospital for the insane but a hospital for active, intense treatment of former service men with nervous troubles. He urged kindness and noted growth from 30 patients a year ago to 970 today with 250 discharged as cured.
A Prudish guide urges tasteful ring wear, advising minimal rings per finger, wedding or engagement rings on the left hand, and avoiding diamonds in the morning, busy offices, or athletic settings. It notes age guidelines for wearing stones and hospital nurse practices, reflecting early 20th century social norms.
A worker questions a grammar book praised by his boss claiming it misleads about English. He cites a review of a bullshieve offensive phrase and challenges the author Mr Webster on what constitutes offensive language and proper spelling.
The name Sadie traces to Sarah from Hebrew origins meaning to fight or rule and later princess. It follows its Irish and American evolutions Sady Sadbh and Sadie with roots linking to Sare Beauchamp and Sarrota de Moulton. Malachite gems are said to bless Sadie with peace and protection for children and a lucky Saturday.
Dr William Hatt of the National Research Council urged unified transportation planning at Purdue University road school Indiana’s largest meeting of its kind with 300 plus attendees. He said the highway and railroad systems must fit into a single coordinated structure and mobilize experienced officials to define each agency’s proper economic field.
Richmond police and prohibition officers conducted a raid in January near Cambridge City after whisky raids in and around Richmond. Jesse Richardson was arrested. four gallons of whisky and a still were confiscated from a cavern beneath a chicken house at Richardson's home.
Indianapolis January 80 This office has held that premiums for fiduciary bonds for public officials could not be paid out of state funds except upon specific statutory authority An opinion by U S Lesh attorney general submitted to Jesse I Eschbach chief examiner for the state board of accounts discusses a case where premiums on bonds of officials of the State Dairymen's association were paid from funds received by the state
Goshen January 380. Action against Frank H. Stoberts of Fairmount a former Goshen real estate dealer has been dismissed in the Elkhart Circuit court. Roberts faced charges of obtaining money under false pretenses in a land deal and issuing a bad check at Plymouth bank when no funds were on deposit. The case had been pending for months.
Edgar T. Jones a longtime grain and stockbroker in Lafayette and member of the Chicago Board of Trade has died after years of ill health. He was born in the county to Dr. Stephen A. Jones and was educated in Lafayette schools before graduating from Wabash College.
A retrospective view notes Canada’s prairie expansion from sparse settlement to a leading global granary. It cites wheat and barley production, dairy growth, and infrastructure gains. towns, schools, telephones, and rail traffic transformed plains that once featured few farms and rough terrain.
A playful exchange describes how love starts with a letter. He quips that love begins with an L while she answers with longing, then a back and forth about heartbeats and desire, revealing a witty romantic moment.
A vintage ad urges caregivers to examine every bottle of Castoria for the signature and notes its use for infants and children. It highlights Fletcher’s Castoria as the trusted remedy and claims “In Use for Over 36” years with the children crying for it.
Fragmentary exchange notes ongoing trouble over costs. Dialogue hints at financial strain driving persistent stress without a clear resolution.
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