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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1922
Page
3
Doctor R V Pierce, pictured above, was a physician and student of natural remedies. He studied Indian methods and developed Favorite Prescription for women’s weaknesses, claiming purity and success for over fifty years. Send 10c for a trial package to Dr. Pierce’s Invalids Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
W L Mahone, a nineteen year railroad conductor on the Chesapeake and Ohio from Charlottesville to Washington and Richmond, says Tanlac improved his digestion, cured stomach misery, increased appetite, and helped him gain 35 pounds after a near fatal pneumonia episode. He praises the medicine for keeping him feeling well on his runs. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists. Over 35 million bottles sold.
Workmen quarry stones from solid rock at the Bay of Fundy during high tide. They attach the stones to a large flat-bottomed boat and let the extreme tides lift the boat shoreward. When the tide recedes the stones are removed at leisure.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Talcum as part of the Cuticura Trio with Soap and Ointment. It features a powder and perfume for face skin baby and dusting, priced at 25 cents each and available everywhere.
A small boy complains to a sympathetic neighbor about his father's new penuriousness. He notes the father saves money for a baby, while the child urges the father to skip the plan and spend on ice cream. The neighbor asks for clarification as the boy explains the motive.
Berlin signals a four power framework to secure European peace as Mosul oil lands dispute looms over Lausanne talks. Borah backs a world conference while premiers press on in session.
Sen Borah leads a group of mild reservationists and Democrats proposing an amendment to the naval appropriations bill. The motion asks the President to convene a world conference to discuss economic questions and broaden limitations on armament. The question remains on advisability.
France declares Germany in partial voluntary default on 1922 wood deliveries, a move backed by Mussolini and Poincare, while Britain and Belgium shift positions. Germany warns 1923 supplies and pure nitrogen will lag. Poincare plans customs action in Ruhr. Borah’s world conference idea draws fire. Mosul and Lausanne disputes persist. Louisiana murder case provokes state scrutiny.
The death of Rev Dr Wilbur F P Crafts at seventy three ends a twenty eight year tenure as superintendent of the International Reform bureau in Washington. He fought liquor narcotics Sunday amusements and prize fights with zeal and was a familiar figure in legislative lobbies. He died of pneumonia.
A Sunday school lesson analyzes Jesus healings on the Sabbath from Luke 18 1 17. It contrasts Jesus mercy with Pharisaic rigidity and emphasizes mercy over ritual. A bowed woman’s healing illustrates Jesus call to compassion and proper Sabbath use.
A devotional note about the home resting on the family altar predicting a new religious life for the world. It asserts prayer as the world’s only weapon to overcome evil and to reveal more good, truth, love, mercy, and forgiveness in God than condemnation.
A compact reflection on defense and wealth versus knowledge. Wisdom protects, money provides support, yet true knowledge brings life to its possessors. The Ecclest 7 12 verse underscores enduring value of insight over riches.
The Saint defines a saint as someone who makes God feel near to others, sharing spiritual sense in daily life as taught by Washburn.
A compact motto attributed to St Bernard speaks to inward retirement as a path to greater ascent. The aphorism emphasizes humility and contemplation as prerequisites for spiritual progress and elevated effort.
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