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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
3
Poem fragment quotes Kipling urging balance between public life and inner virtue. It extols composure under pressure, steadfastness with all people, and disciplined use of time. The verse promises worldly success to the steadfast, guiding a son toward manhood.
Warm weather invites light eating and a variety of cookies. The article lists Chocolate Cookies with chocolate squares and nuts, Fruit Cookies with dates and coconut, macaroon styles, coconut and oatmeal macaroons, and related methods.
A list of Frogen dishes and Vatpe meals for the season plus recipes for Pineapple Cream Cafe Frappe Strawberry Ice Cream and Snow Pudding. Includes preparation steps ingredient amounts and cooking times with details on mixing heating and chilling.
The article advises posting or hanging a phone speed dial card with frequent numbers. It suggests a wall card beside the telephone, listing traders such as butcher baker grocer for quick reference.
Fashion notes highlight sheer organdy and net dresses for warm evenings. Younger women favor crisp frocks while designers create dignified organdy looks for older wearers. Lace trims and black appliques with bright colors give versatile options suitable for dances and social events.
A summer hostess in the country or small town can delight city guests with porch breakfasts, picnics, and open-air enjoyments. Provide pillows, paper dishes, simple menus, and easy serving, plus bonfires, lanterns, and veranda evenings with cards, music, and dancing to create memorable experiences.
A stylish trend suggests underblouses of shirred net with a lace cascade at the front. Lace cascades are returning to favor on smart frocks, and jabots reappear with tailored suits giving a jaunty, well-groomed look to the slender American girl.
The article suggests ways to preserve an Irish lace collar by combining it with lighter lace, adding minimal frill, or disguising its old fashioned look. It emphasizes keeping the piece rather than discarding it and proposes subtle alterations to fit contemporary styles.
Leghorn hats adorned with flowers capture the season as stylish wear for tea and afternoon gatherings, described as a fashionable summer staple in the fashion notes.
Indianapolis officials meet at Governor Goodrich's office to review a bill by Albert Baker that would legalize the horizontal tax increase by the state board of tax commissioners. The measure, aimed at preserving the status quo and easing fiscal strain, is to be presented to a special legislative session. Attendees include Governor Goodrich, Fred Stes, Fr. M. Wasmuth, Ele Shuneburg, Samuel Ashby, Robert E. Bry, William H. Whoripsen, and Emsley W. Jonson.
The five day Educational Meet opens with a convocation in Assem bly hinds led by State Superintendent TL N Hines. Calvin N Kendall of New Jersey's education commission will deliver the opening address on Rural Schools as a major educational problem. Attendees from Massachusetts Agricultural College will participate as part of the nationwide rural school improvement movement.
Warsaw plans Child Health Week from July to July with a program for infants and children up to six years old. The State Board of Health will host daily health programs including examinations and talks by Ada E. Selaweitzer Ruth Neurse and others inviting northern Taditum parents to bring their children for immunization examinations and demonstrations.
Plerinian Koppe pleaded guilty to possession of liquor after 39 bottles of whisky were found hidden in a vintage. City court sentenced him to 60 days in jail and costs. Judge Frank Gilmer ordered the whisky seized. the judge later amended the order after determining no brand, enabling federal officials to inspect the liquor.
Logansport July 12 county commissioners appoint John Townsley as special peace officer to enforce propriety rules at the Bathing Beach on Lake Cicott. They left regulation details to Townsley as they could not settle specific rules.
Logansport July 12. Police raided a home brewed operation in James Worley’s north side residence. 917 pints confiscated plus malt and hops. Worley pleaded guilty to violating state prohibition laws, fined $50 and costs, and given 80 days in jail with suspension on payment. Che liquor destroyed.
July lesson text from I Sam 24 centers on David fleeing Saul with 8 000 men. It highlights David sparing Saul’s life again, his growth through trials, reliance on God, self control, and mercy toward the Lord’s anointed. Saab-style exhortation on overcoming evil with good.
A reflection on human faults and the need for forbearance. It argues that everyone sins and all deserve merciful treatment, urging kind consideration of others’ faults.
A quotation on meditation and action asserting that inner life guides deeds and deeds earn honor. The text emphasizes doing with purpose to gain honor and to give God glory.
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