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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1919
Page
7
An old advert promises immediate relief from corns and calluses with Freezone. It claims a few drops applied to the corn or callus will cause instant relief from pain and allow the shedding of the root without soreness. The copy emphasizes low cost and easy at home use.
A brief exchange mocks a stated contribution to a cause with a rebuttal calling it a poor excuse, reflecting sharp dialogue in a political or public discourse setting. No identifiable people or organizations are named in the readable text.
John W. Phillips a Terre Haute contractor says Pepgen gave him relief from stomach and nerve problems after a year of distress. He reports improved appetite, weight gain, and no indigestion while claiming widespread local newspaper coverage of Pepgen successes.
The readable fragments mention a ball moving and a putt but lack coherent context or clear events. No identifiable people organizations places dates or outcomes are present to summarize into a proper news item.
A reflected dialogue fragment from a period source depicts a speaker praising Casey for courage and hard work while avoiding drunkenness. The text shows linguistic style and spelling variants typical of the era and publication.
An advertisement for Cuticura Talcum praising its use on face skin and for babies with accompanying perfume and dusting powder claims. It promotes the Cuticura Trio soap ointment and talcum and states 26 cents each available everywhere.
In Toledo a playful column jokes that in a quirky game every player acts as catcher and hitter. The piece notes Radium as a weak substitute for gold brick, underscoring humorous, light tone about the team’s odd roles.
The text promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a long standing remedy to support kidney and digestive health to defer aging. It asserts renewed vitality with continued use and urges readers to consult a druggist for the product with a money back guarantee.
A whimsical tale features Lecturer Mouse and a colony of mice in a cellar debating a lecture and imagery. The narrative shifts to modest lessons on frugality and household management as mice discuss adventures and lessons on budgeting, earning, and thrift in a home economy context.
Quote about colors blending in the rainbow and the idea that failure can edge into success. Encourages continued effort with the notion that one more try may cross the line from defeat to triumph. Attributed to Girl's Companion.
A quirky recipe note celebrates home baking and pride in a blueberry pie. It reminds readers that the maker tasted delight but did not grow the berries, framing baking as a joyful craft.
Readable fragments describe preparing squabs with butter and onions, codfish with potato balls, raspberries with cream and maraschino, braised tongue in a tomato broth, cherry olives, and a potato salad tip. Worn out text includes stray quotes and culinary musings about joy in life.
Seattle West-Intelligencer reports a literary burglar stole a Bible and the History of the Philippine Islands from Francisco Nievis in his apartment. The note warns owners of Little Lola's Adventures and Pilgrim's Progress to lock up works amid the ongoing Seattle campaign by this intruder.
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a quinine and iron remedy. It claims quinine drives out malaria and iron builds up the system, offered at 50 cents.
A scrambled line from the Baltimore Sun and Boston Transcript hints at forgiveness and a Panthers game. The fragment mentions Ada and a misstep by an unnamed player, suggesting a local sports or personal notices snippet without clear details.
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