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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
7
A fragment describes a Chinese gossips’ profession carried on by elderly women who eat to stave off hunger while offering services to spread the latest tales and rumors, ending with a chaotic scene at a street corner.
A note announces a supposed new chemical to combat bed bugs but warns it can cause fatal harm. The ad uses promotional language and dubious claims, urging readers to seek the product through unspecified channels.
A western congressman who built a grand Washington home to please family is visited by an old friend. The host reveals he still desires a parrot to greet him at the door with a sharp quip about his wealth and appearances. The tale blends satire with social commentary from The Argonaut. Apricot stones yield oils and profits in California. A thousand tons provide bitter almond oil and a substitute for olive oil, valued at about 200 dollars per ton.
A distressed daughter argues with her aunt over taking their mother to see a theater performance. The mother resists, claiming she has done her best and preferred staying home. The exchange captures family strain and a longing for shared leisure.
A fragmented exchange features a stranger claiming to own a tab and proposing a 50 percent rent hike while dialog with Diogenes-like figure hints at a moral twist. The obscure scene presents themes of honesty, pursuit, and unseen ownership in a quirky residential encounter.
A compact exchange ponders why baseball is treated as a sphere of constant motion. The quip suggests the game’s nature lies in perpetual rotation and action enduring through play.
Chemists offer Eaton ic as a sure remedy to remove stomach acid and improve health. Over half a million users report relief from bloating indigestion sourness and gas. Available from any druggist with a refund if not satisfactory. First tablet often brings relief.
United States Department of Agriculture summarizes experiments on feed needs for a dozen eggs. General purpose fowls averaged 6.7 pounds per dozen, Leghorns 4.8 to 5.5 pounds, with results varying by age and management. Leghorns more efficient for egg production. general-purpose birds favored for farming and breeding.
The Bureau of Markets collects reports at large centers through personal representatives and a special railroad reporting network. Daily market news from the United States Department of Agriculture helps households time purchases and guides 474 railroads and 16,000 growers and dealers in pricing and distribution.
The Farm Bureau News lists sixteen local live stock owners enrolled in the Better Sives Better Stock program in Summinit and Morgan counties Utah. County Agent Stephen R Boswell works with state and federal officials to promote livestock improvement in the counties mentioned.
A Connecticut livestock owner enrolled in Better Lives Better Stock reports 28 breeding stock plus 23 purebred cows and a half interest in a purebred bull. The farm also holds a purebred stallion and 147 standard fowls. The trend shows breeders valuing partial ownership in high quality sires, aligned with USDA emphasis on use over ownership.
The plan argues buying a farm with equipment livestock and materials included yields income from the start. This approach often allows immediate operation without losses.
Mrs Anna Sleva of Bayonne New Jersey reports severe periodical pains in the back head and stomach. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she recovered strength could work and eat and is now married with two young boys. She endorses the product to friends and suggests writing the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for information.
Keith, a lively youth, faces his father's rebuke after a report card shows four D grades. He retorts with a quip claiming D stands for Dandy while B means Bum and A for Awful, revealing his playful defiance amid family tension.
The warning urges customers to say Diamond Dyes and follow package directions to avoid ruining fabric. It emphasizes insisting on Diamond Dyes to ensure correct dyeing results and material safety.
An advertisement claims Freezone stops corn pain instantly when a drop of Treezone is applied, allowing the corn to be lifted off with fingers. A pharmacist offers a small bottle of Preezone for a few cents to remove hard and soft corns or calluses without soreness or irritation.
The piece notes high costs and the struggle to keep the wolf from the door of automobiles, reflecting consumer anxiety over rising prices and affordability. It cites Parker and mentions Post-My as context for the discussion.
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura products for itchy scalp and dandruff. It recommends gently rubbing Cuticura Ointment on affected spots, next morning washing with Cuticura Soap, and using hot water. The ad claims the routine yields clear skin and soft hands.
The remark hints Gabbem died suddenly with heat as a possible factor. A witness notes she asked others if the temperature was too hot for them, suggesting concern about heat before the death. Further context from the incident may clarify if heat exposure caused or contributed to the death.
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