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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1915
Page
4
Advertising rates available for Mintezuma Indiana. All ad copy must be in this office by Wednesday morning to ensure insertion for the week. July 1 1910.
Workmen digging for a wooden building at Kinloss in Scotland uncovered three stone cists containing human bones in the ground near Cupar. Fragments lay in soil nearby, suggesting remains were near an old church altar. bones were reburied and the site later cleared in 1826.
The piece surveys many thunder theories from clouds striking together to holes in air created by lightning. It notes early beliefs of air rush to fill a vacuum and a modern view tying thunder to explosive steam from heat during electrical discharge.
A farmer along a country telephone line claimed he could reach any of the 40 line patrons with one ring. A New York promoter tested it by calling Bil Jones five miles away and heard 40 receivers ring as proof of the claim, though the scene included confusion and garbled remarks.
A New South Wales ostrich farmer moved a flock of 70 birds from his farm at two miles to Yanco area, eighty five miles away. Drovers pushed the birds from behind, finding them easier to handle than sheep with no mishaps, despite barking dogs and startled horses en route. The ostriches can kick forward, but pushing from behind proved safe.
Mrs De Jones notes a Chinese chauffeur, while Mrs Van Tyle explains his satisfaction. She praises his clean complexion after dusty rides and describes using the chauffeur’s pig tail as a bell rope to guide him from a plate glass window.
A quirky historical exchange recalls Mrs. Wetmere as extremely cautious. She claimed she never kept a striking clock in the kitchen for fear the cook would adopt the habit.
In a light moment from Detroit Free Press, a baby asks who owns a homely face. A woman in uniform explains the likeness to the child's papa, prompting the playful exclamation Oh gee whiz and a note on resemblance shared among family memories.
Fragmentary quote shows a doctor advising a patient and a critic noting the guidance as unpalatable. It reflects disputed medical counsel and patient experience with communication gaps.
A partial text fragment notes considerable work and a feature involving Anysians, suggesting notable activity or promotion though details are unclear from the readable lines.
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