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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1921
Page
3
A compact excerpt presents Dr Johnson's view that mood hinges on personal will and that choosing a bright outlook is worth more than wealth. The remark underscores the value of optimism over monetary gain.
A meditation on child nutrition and disciplined budgeting. The article argues mothers should vary foods to suit children, suggesting recipes and serving ideas, and compares careful meal planning to a builder using a plan. It cites Clarence Flynn on budgets and stresses that smaller incomes require stricter budgeting.
A collection of vintage kitchen recipes describing Sour Cream Cake with flour sugar nuts and raisins, Scotch Soup With Prunes using bacon onion prunes and whipped cream, and Potatoes in Bacon wrapping boiled potatoes with bacon slices for baking.
Parcel post serves small farmers by shipping eggs directly to city customers. experts urge using uniform, sturdy containers, proper wrapping, and candling to ensure freshness and minimize losses.
Specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture describe building a compost heap by alternating layers of stable manure and garden refuse. Start with an eight by six foot bed two feet deep, add a two foot layer of refuse, then another manure layer, and repeat as needed. heating manure destroys weeds and speeds decomposition, yielding ready compost in spring for beds and frames.
Birds as friends of agriculture are entitled to consideration from the farmers. When the snows come the birds find it difficult to make a living. Crumbs and suet placed outdoors may save bird lives.
A collection of bills advances in the Indiana legislature addressing vehicle theft penalties, parole timing, and state highway planning. Proposals include 3-5 year prison terms for first vehicle taking offenses, 5-20 years for second offenses, and a ban on suspending sentences. a 60 day waiting period for certain decrees. and a plan to require plans and specifications for bridges over 20 feet. The six chamber bills from South Bend seek a commission form of government and department consolidations, while other measures expand probate court jurisdiction and raise industrial board awards on appeal to curb employer abuses.
Prof L H Pammel of Iowa State College warns weeds harm crops by crowding, consuming moisture and nutrients, harboring insects and fungi, hindering cultivation, creating disease conditions, poisoning soil and animals, and stopping drains.
Mrs Kinks notes a running thread of businessman husbands leaving wives for their pretty typists. Henry dismisses the gossip, while Mrs Kinks reveals her own partner eloped with a typist last week. The dialogue hints at recurring romantic scandals in a small office world.
A cartoon caption depicts T staying at Highbinder’s hotel and charging for a livery rig. The dialogue labels T as a king profiteer, noting the supposed nightmare and the morning complaint about charges.
A terse exchange centers on Dolly Graft who has broken her engagement with Mr. Green and wants the ring removed as a matter of principle. The dialogue frames a moral stance and notes historical allusions about people and boats.
A senator describes handing a tense dispute to police during a heated encounter with a heckler. He says he was relieved to delegate his portion of the argument to authorities as it became too complex to follow.
The Boston Transcript quotes a dialogue about a young heiress who promises marriage in three years, noting the wait may be long but she is “worth her wait in gold.”
George N. Mannfeld J Z Bravy and Jacob Uwahel filed affidavits in city court accusing four Shelby county men and one Decatur county resident of pursuing and killing a deer in Noble township Shelby county on December 27. Wilbur Middleton pleaded not guilty but admitted participation and paid 50 dollars fine plus costs.
The article advises thorough spring testing of stored seed corn using a 100 ear testing box. It emphasizes selecting perfect kernels, avoiding damaged tips, and preferring hand-shelling to reduce broken tips. If three or more failing kernels occur in ten from one ear, test every ear. if all 100 pass, further testing is unnecessary.
A witty exchange about a speaker described as a lady lecturer. The quip notes listening with interest as a compliment to her delivery, joking that the listener was drinking in her liquid tones.
A brief snippet from Cartoons Magazine notes a trend as ox eyed girls are described with peroxide hair. The dialogue evokes fashion remarks about a gown and limited wear at smart affairs this season.
The article advises truck operators to always use the oil brand recommended by the vehicle maker. It stresses that the disk clutch bears a heavy load and correct lubrication is essential for efficient operation and continued service.
Goshen January 17 Woodson V EF Messick prominent social leader and part owner of Art Novelty piano bench firm shot his wife twice in their home. Mrs Messick hospitalized with uncertain recovery. Messick attempted suicide but revolver failed to fire. He did not attempt to flee.
William L. Bartley aged sixty three was found by his wife with a bullet wound in his head in a woodshed at his home. He died later at a hospital. Mrs. Bartley called police after seeing a lighted lantern. It is believed Bartley shot himself but no motive is known.
A playful verse discusses how a careful laundress finds weak spots and removes buttons at key positions. The tone blends humor with a nod to methodical craft and domestic mischief.
Mrs. Sallie Siefert of Pottsville describes four to five years of female trouble and irregularity. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she gained over twenty pounds and can work again. The testimonial urges other women to try the remedy to restore health and ease daily duties.
The Boston Transcript notes a brief exchange about beauty fading and a remark on stopping it in transit. The playful dialogue touches on aging and chance in a light, repartee style.
The dialogue features Mrs. Cumrox debating music choices for a musical. She asserts jazz remains the reliable variety that can hold its own in the conversation and alongside other genres.
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