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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1920
Page
9
Mrs Theresa Coventry of Newark New Jersey describes eight years of sickness with back and limb trouble. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine with restoring her ability to work and do house chores. She recommends them to friends and offers her name for a testimonial.
The advertisement proclaims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as highly effective for women's relief. It notes free confidential advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts with letters answered by women only.
The guide emphasizes careful, regular attention for incubator success. It covers setup, leveling, regulator handling, temperature control around 102 degrees F, turning eggs twice daily, cooling rules, and timing of hatch. It notes nineteen days nominal incubation with hatch around day twentyone and keeping chicks in the incubator 24 to 36 hours after hatch.
A survey of 2300 farmers across northern and western states shows 38.8 percent citing county agent and farm bureau as the most helpful extension agency, 31 percent the agricultural press, 3 percent other farm groups, and 3 percent dulling and agricultural reports.
Considerable weed pests are destroyed where fowls have access to them. The time has come when attention must be given to the feeding and care of hens if they are expected to be profitable.
Lesson outlines Christian growth through renunciation and appropriation of spiritual food. It emphasizes growth by the Word, right conduct as sojourners, and masterful examples of patient suffering modeled by Jesus Christ. It calls for honorable behavior before others and submissive service to authorities and employers.
Lord Avebury counsels patience in correspondence noting that anger fades by morning. The advice urges delaying a sharp letter to avoid rash, ill considered words and to let responses develop with calmer perspective.
A reflective note on today attempting to meet the peak standards and resolve of yesterday. It contemplates ongoing effort and the tension between present action and past determination.
A brief humorous exchange unfolds with a hotel clerk remarking on unseen possibilities of kicks. The terse banter centers on wit and perceived cleverness between two unnamed speakers.
Advertisement claims a cold can be eased with a dose every two hours totaling three doses. It says the first dose unclogs the nose and head, stops runny nose and headaches, and costs only a few cents at drug stores.
A fragment recalls a cook’s cruel remark to a wife as she left a house. The line implies infidelity allegations. The exchange is framed as a harsh moment in a rural setting with a moral about kindness and emotion.
A home care note touts Red Cross Ball Blue as a solution for rust spots in laundry caused by inferior bluing. It urges readers to try the product and see the improvement.
W. P. Hoyle of England unveils a waste to wealth device that sorts paper rags and metals, washes cinders, and converts dust to fertilizer. Clinker turned into concrete blocks. UK towns already report revenue from rubbish, Aberdeen Sheffield and Glasgow cited with dollars.
The text notes a mood of gloom in difficult times as people admit low spirits and widespread despondency across society. The exchange highlights a collective sense of hardship and waning optimism.
A witty line notes press agents rarely go bankrupt due to their lie telegraphs. their lies are their assets, implying cynicism about public relations and financial risk. The quip highlights manipulation as a marketable edge in media and promotions.
A bear is described as a pessimist while a bull is an optimist. The dialogue suggests calling a bear an optimistic pessimist who believes prices will fall but hopes to profit if they rise.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle nightly laxative that cleanses the liver and bowels. It claims to relieve head dizziness coated tongue bad breath and sour stomach without discomfort, urging readers to buy a box for a few cents and sleep through relief.
A quotation notes a man as extreme in his actions. The speaker jokes that he alternates between the garret and the cellar and implies prudence would keep his private stock hidden, with most times spent in the cellar.
Instructions for a home hair darkening mixture using Bay Rum Barbo Compound and glycerine to darken gray hair. Apply twice weekly until the desired shade, yielding soft glossy hair. Emphasizes low cost and ease of preparation with no scalp cooling or residue.
A prisoner facing loitering charges at a railway station pleads that a lady’s accusation was a mistake. The magistrate hears the tale of a man seeking his wife’s niece described in flattering terms, and the principal witness in the case asks not to prosecute.
A passerby recounts seeing a man back a car into a tree while a girl explains he is shaking nuts from the tree, turning the incident into a curious roadside misinterpretation during a fall drive.
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