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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1922
Page
3
A testimonial from St. Paul Minnesota describes relief after taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter praises renewed strength and ability to work, attributing improved health to the women's remedy and endorsing its use for conditions specific to women.
A South Sea islander, descendant of Fiji chieftains, sails from England to his native hut. He graduated from Oxford in 1909, served as a cook in France in 1916, later as a clerk with the Royal Scotch Borderers, earning a bravery clasp and a king’s medal, and now deserts civilization to rejoin Fiji islanders.
Fragmentary ad style text includes Red Cross Ball Blue promo claims for whitening clothing. Quoted lines speak of a chorus girl forced to work as a nurse maid for a millionaire’s family and a remark that homes have been broken up in such ways.
United States Department of Agriculture findings from 1921 confirm that storing apples in oiled wrappers with 15 to 20 percent oil prevents scald. Higher oil content yields better results. low oil levels reduce effectiveness. About 80,000 boxes were packed this way in Wenatchee and Yakima, Washington. Scald, caused by gases from the fruit, worsens with warm storage and delays. Varieties like York Imperial and Rome Beauty are particularly affected. Wrapping with oiled, not waxed, paper and proper ventilation eliminates scald, even in unventilated long storage.
A pair of fruit gathering sheets set against a tree on opposite sides catch fruit as it is shaken. They convey fruit to chutes, separate leaves and twigs with screens, and deposit the fruit into shipping boxes on the ground.
An owner can save valued split trees by cleanly repairing cracks. Lift branches with a tackle, bolt the break with braces and washers, and draw parts together to heal. Afterward, fill the wound with white lead and raw linseed oil for protection and let the tree regrow over the exposed bolt heads.
The home orchard should include plum cherry and peach trees. Prune out dead limbs and spray to protect against pests and disease, keeping the trees healthy for the season.
Scale in your orchard requires immediate spraying. The sooner you treat the trees the better to protect yields and prevent spread.
Spraying is described as the bridge over which many fruit growers have passed to the shore of success in this reflection on agricultural practice.
Religious lesson focuses on Nebuchadnezzar's dream image with gold head and silver, brass belly, iron legs. Daniel interprets, detailing the four earthly kingdoms and the final stone that becomes a mountain, symbolizing the kingdom of heaven and Messiah's reign.
The report recalls Jesus crossing the Sea of Galilee where a large crowd followed to witness his healing miracles for the sick and afflicted. The account emphasizes the impact of these signs on those seeking relief.
A brief religious meditation based on Romans 4 7 stating blessed are those whose iniquities are forgiven and sins are covered, inviting reflection on divine mercy and forgiveness.
A terse quotation highlights how influence acts as the exhalation of character, attributed to W. M. Taylor.
Rhoda Vale notes laughter can be a business and social asset. A self described successful young businessman explains he learned to laugh, boosting optimism and personal appeal. He urges self evaluation in a mirror and dental care to perfect a smile, comparing it to grooming with hats and makeup.
Dayton businessman Jacob Ritty saw an engine room indicator tracing revolutions and conceived a store sale machine. He bought the company making them and became its president, launching the modern cash register.
Francisco Lopez who first reported gold in California died poor and buried location unknown. Marshall received 3000 a year and a brass monument after discovering gold in the mill race at Sutter's Ford six years later. Sutter also got a pension though not linked to the discovery, and all shared secrecy to claim land.
Amateur photographers learn that clouds on negatives indicate correct exposure. The rule is to expose for the shadows so the darkest area receives enough light. Sky often overpowers other parts, causing clouds to vanish in development if the darker tones aren’t properly exposed.
The passage explains dreams as natural during sleep and links fever, neuralgia, rheumatic ailments, and indigestion to morbid or terrifying dreams. It notes dreams can predict conditions and that those who never dream are considered mentally afflicted.
A minister visiting thrifty parishioners meets a boy who offers a penny and jokes about saving for Sunday. The scene ends with playful confusion as the family debates how much to give to the church basket.
The Detroit News quotes Bert Maloney noting a trend of revival for old given names among brides in Detroit. He cites Mary as a favorite, alongside Ermentrudes and Chivisses, with the piece praising enduring links to motherhood and mythic lunar symbolism.
Mrs. Benham reassures with cheer despite fear of a brain clot. Benham comments on ongoing health concern as family discussions unfold.
A brief reflection on uncertainty in jury decisions highlighting that outcome depends on the composition of the panel. The remark notes unpredictability in verdicts regardless of gender.
The article notes cascara bark is scarce as barberry trees are scarce in some states while Washington sees rapid depletion. Gatherers probe deeper into swampy forests each year. Second growth is less potent though bark regenerates. Used worldwide in medicines flavors and drugs.
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