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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1922
Page
7
A column discusses how true happiness comes from fixing the mind on a worthy object rather than personal pleasure. It argues fulfillment grows from purpose, not self indulgence, and encourages steady focus on meaningful aims.
A column of practical recipes and tips features apple preparations like Apple Souffle-Coure and baked apples with skins on. It includes Split Pea Soup with tomatoes and cream, Date Muffins with simple leavening, and Fish Hash with potatoes and flaked fish. The piece closes with an Italian saying about friendship.
A kitchen section describes a Fruit Layer Cake with butter sugar eggs milk flour vanilla and baking powder, a rich Fruit Filling and a Spanish Bermuda fish bake. It also includes a baked bananas with sultana sauce and a Seafoam confection, followed by a January 14 lesson on Luke 14 4 14 and teachings on humility and charity from Jesus dining with a Pharisee.
A newspaper man recalls a Sunday discovery of a neglected city area and a Monday draft to his minister about sending help. He realizes he omitted the words some one and questions why he asks for others when he believes he knows what should be done.
W C Wallace of 320 N Normandy Place Los Angeles says Tanlac eased his acid stomach and indigestion after four years of suffering. He describes severe pain and weight loss before relief, notes weight regained and calls Tanlac a stand-by. Ad claims over 85 million bottles sold.
A proverb notes that worry may kill more people than work, suggesting that anxiety outnumbers effort as a cause of harm and urging focus on productive activity.
Diamond Dyes claims simple directions enable any woman to dye or tint faded fabrics to look like new. The ad urges choosing Diamond Dyes for wool linen cotton or mixed materials and promises no streaking spotting fading or uneven color.
Mary recounts seeing ducks in the country and insists they were ducks, despite her brothers claiming they were chickens. Her proof: the ducks had rubber between their toes.
A brief ad advises washing children's handkerchiefs with good soap and rinsing in water blued with Red Cross Ball Blue to freshen fabrics.
A mother teaches three year old John to say prayers and asks for guidance for his family. The child breaks in with a quip about taking care of himself, ending the moment with humor.
A playful exchange centers on an outdated phrase and a newer attitude as a newspaper quotes a passerby comment about whether a question has changed over time. The dialogue showcases shifting language norms in a brief, humorous item.
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