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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1920
Page
7
An advertisement claims meet intake harms kidneys and suggests Jad Salts as a daily morning drink to flush kidneys and relieve back pain bladder irritation and other kidney related issues. It promotes Jad Salts as safe and beneficial for urinary health.
A lesson recounts Cornelius the Roman officer and his household receiving Peter's gospel, lifting the wall between Jews and Gentiles. Peter’s vision, the messengers, and Cornelius's faith lead to a new Pentecost as the Holy Spirit falls on believers without regard to Jewish law or status.
The statement notes the natural habitat for a fur overcoat lies north of Minnesota and plays on its aesthetic appeal, suggesting limited beauty elsewhere.
A concise meditation on faith and creed, arguing that belief must become lived through strong character. Quoted sentiments from L. Thompson emphasize faith transforming into organic virtue.
The quotation asserts that no person is useless when love, friendship, and service define worth. It emphasizes mutual care, implying usefulness derives from loving and being loved by others.
Indianapolis February 9 news reports unification of all Indiana Bell phone systems under a single local corporation named Indiana Bell Telephone company. The $15 million venture will operate exchanges across counties and towns, with 86 exchanges and a valuation estimated between $20 million and $80 million. Included are Southern Telephone of Indiana exchanges, Central Union Telephone, Citizens’ Telephone Kokomo, United Telephone in Blackford, Wells, Grant, Huntington, and Indiana Union Telephone and Telegraph Fowler.
In Bicknell two men died instantly and five were injured when mine motors collided under falling timbers and slate in American No. No lam Smith, thirty five, a mine boss and city clerk, Elvis Weaver twenty five, a miner, were killed. The injured are Fleet Spear Taylor Cargin Lucien Moore Grover Myers and Fletcher Wampler. Smith was a prominent Bicknell miner and city official who had recently returned to work after planning to leave the field. The widow and a child survive.
The Indiana state charities board, led by Amos W. Butler, releases a report urging recommendations to the next legislature for a new state institution for dependent children, unpaid boards of trustees, and farm colony expansion for state insane hospitals and feeble minded institutions. It cites 83 local facilities handling dependent children as failing to provide proper training.
A motion for a new trial was filed in Evansville Superior Court by Tammund N. Craig claiming the judge erred in allowing objections to introduce specific facts aimed at showing Ernest G. Tid rington’s character. Tid rington, a black politician and grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias of Indiana, had been aligned with the bar association in a prior ruling on his eligibility to practice law.
A compact saying contrasts two trades as printers count their earnings while tailors assess clients. The proverb notes craft and precision in both crafts through measurement and logging.
The ad touts Boschee's Syrup as a cure for colds and lung troubles. It notes influenza deaths exceed wartime casualties and claims fifty three years of trusted use in American homes worldwide.
A New York correspondents notes a European philanthropic organizer aims to bring Prince Doaletski to the United States. The plan is to marry him to a well to do American family, given European royal doors are largely closed to him and money matters differ.
A brisk street moment shows two pedestrians exchanging quips about storms and merriment. One asks what the other is storming about, the reply notes they are enjoying a lively time with laughter and banter.
An advertisement claims Diamond Dyes can dye fabrics including wool silk linen cotton or blends to a new fadeless color. It urges readers to use the included direction book and color card to match materials and create new outfits for youngsters.
Charlie Baer the Claypool hotel chef explains a method to carve a turkey efficiently. He describes removing legs and wings with quick motions, then slicing the white meat to use the neck for soup and giblets for sauce, aiming to keep the gobble.
The appellate court affirmed Floyd circuit court’s dismissal of Ferdinand P. VanDer Veer’s petition objecting to a tax compromise between Floyd County commissioners, the Union Trust Company, and heirs of Newland T. L. DePauw. The settlement, approved by the governor and attorney general, was reached in a case labeled as tax hedging.
Greensburg reports Harvey Yazell an 18 year old from Hamilton Ohio pleaded guilty to grand larceny for stealing jewelry from the Tram brother home and received a prison term of one to fourteen years at the state reformatory.
The Belgian queen becomes the first woman in nineteen years to pass inside the garden walls of the historic Santa Barbara Spanish mission, a moment noted as a ceremonial honor. the last to do so was Mrs. William McKinley, wife of the president.
The engaged pair exchange playful lines about sharing worries in marriage. She says she will love to share his beliefs and troubles, he responds with confidence that he has none, and she notes she means after they wed.
Terre Haute February 9. Enforced idleness of mines in the Terre Haute coal field set a record car shortage since the coal strike ended. Loss from nonoperation was estimated at 60 695 tons.
Hallie D. Hunt, 35, a prominent merchant in Linton, collapsed and died here after being in apparently good health. He is survived by his widow and two children.
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