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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1922
Page
3
An old market note touts PELRMNA as a dependable medicine for coughs colds nasal catarrh and grip related sicknesses. The ad claims it is good to have on hand for emergencies and mentions tablets or liquid forms sold widely.
An OCR corrupted ad fragment touts California Fig Syrup for children with garbled text and stray lines. The misprinted copy imitates product praise while mangling phrases about health benefits and dosing, creating a jumbled historical advertisement snippet.
Mrs. Panay McCoy of Muncie credits Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with ending a severe cough night sweats weight loss and loss of appetite after forty days of use She reports no cough for fourteen years and urges others to try the remedy with free medical advice offered by the pamphlet and local druggists.
A fragmented caption shows Little Betty Sze, daughter of a Chinese master, riding a dog toy named Laddie Bow. The scene captures a child’s pose and a decorative backstory amid unclear text and stray phrases.
A noisy reminiscence from Leatherneck soldiers recounts guard duty frustration. A long relief shift, idle peers drilling, and a missing rifle spark a petty grievance about duty fairness and memory slips on base.
In Tintimere a curious society formed by college students aims to certify red hair authenticity and fund a Baltimore suburb building. Women pay 11 and men 2 as members pledge to support a new Red Prick building site, with Miss Elizabeth Walhice as president.
A reflective letter-like passage discusses Henrik Ibsen and the burning of a house as a metaphor for life. It hints that preserving meaningful words and friendships aids happiness, while trivial losses test fortitude and purpose.
A historic white pine structure erected in the old Wisconsin territory stands in Belmond Wisconsin as a present Wisconsin monument. The description notes its association with the state’s early history and marks its significance as a lasting tribute.
A courtroom scene features a judge sentencing a defendant to one year and ten days in prison amid questions about tech divisions and a wartime tax issue connected to Chesapeake and Ohio Magazine.
A young boy named Johnny, about xfX years old, stands by as a doctor and elder discuss a dangerous seabed dive. The boy asks if the injury will hurt, and the doctor admits uncertainty while noting a fatality near the dive site.
Fragmented text appears to list names and places with unclear meaning. Readable items include references to Arabs, Be, Wilts, Southes, PAT, Spe, Fi, Var, and Pirespas, but no coherent event or outcome is evident. The fragmentary lines lack a clear subject or actions to summarize.
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