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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1915
Page
3
A brief exchange asks what is your idea in reorganizing the choir. The reply: I want to put it on a sound basis. The note references piano practice and advertisements for Red Cross Ball and groceries as context.
This essay argues insomnia is rarer than feared and offers a calm approach. It notes that waking allows appreciation of dawns and birds, from a rooster to robins and sparrows, with morning breezes and a waking city. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Walter Baker & Co Ltd of Dorchester Massachusetts receives the Grand Prize for superiority of cocoa and chocolate preparations at the Panama-Pacific Exposition. The firm cites 55 highest awards at leading expositions in Europe and America.
A blustery man derides bluffing in life while a conservative counters that crashing into the river would expose bluffing’s weakness, illustrating a clash of outlooks in a brief exchange from Livingstone Lance.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura ointment as ideal for dandruff itching and scalp irritation and for complexion hair hands and skin. It invites readers to sample by mail from Boston with a postcard request. A German baker uses a windmill to grind grain and knead dough.
War zone hospitals have ordered Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder for convalescents. Sprinkled in shoes or used in a foot bath it gives comfort and helps prevent tired feet. Sold everywhere for 25 cents. Free sample address Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy NY.
A brief wry remark notes marriage resembles a lottery where the prize winners draw alimony, reflecting a social observation about financial implications in unions.
An advertising notice promotes Marine Hye Remedy for red weak watery eyes and granulated lids. It invites readers to request the Book of the Eye and claims eye comfort with a Chicago company name present in the copy.
The coast guard merged lifesaving with the revenue cutter service to form a 300-station system along 10 000 miles of coast. Sumner S Kimball, who led since 1871, retired after aiding 28 000 vessels and 180 000 people with 1 455 lives lost.
The Wisconsin state senate approved an eight thousand dollar appropriation to operate a tubercular inmates camp at Tomahawk Lake within the state forest reserve. The measure passed without opposition.
A fragmentary dialogue recalls a birthday gathering for Miss Seresum. Respondents describe the mood, noting casual talk and a competitive undertone as a guest calls her a “game loser.”
In a town shop, Mr Jones wants a windy pane measuring twelve by fourteen inches. Pat Mullrooney tests a prank with a sly glazier assistant who offers a sideways fit, noting the shop is the only one in town.
A speaker notes intent to publish a history of the European war after peace is announced, claiming a market advantage by timing the release the day peace is declared. He argues others will wait months to publish behind him.
A burly laborer denies punching the clock and vows to punch the man who docks him for a ten minute tardiness. The foreman questions his honesty as tension rises on the job.
Editorial remark on social reform notes that improving character as diligently as appearance would reduce failed marriages. It links virtue to lasting unions and critiques prioritize beauty over inner qualities in courtship.
A seaside stroll at Onset reveals a tale of mischief and rumor as a curious woman learns of a supposed government salt making apparatus for Onset Bay. The piece blends social satire with brief anecdotes about marriage and resignation.
A wife suspects the cook from Philadelphia has a dark past while her husband questions the claim. The wife notes the cook has been with them six months and shows no desire to leave for the city.
A girl praises a dancer with kind words in a lyrical exchange. She believes she could perform longer if she had wings, expressing a desire for greater stamina. The dialogue centers on grace and encouragement.
A mother's fervent wish is that her daughters will marry men who provide a chance for a better life and improved prospects than her own.
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