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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
8
Mrs Frank Wilkie of Syracuse New York formerly matron at the State Reformatory at Industry New York says she is delighted with Tanlac since it restored her health after she suffered eight years.
Mrs. Frank Wilkie of 229 Cedar St Syracuse says Tanlac cured eight years of stomach trouble. She previously lived in Buffalo and ran the State Reformatory at Industry N Y. She suffered from severe indigestion, heartburn, and insomnia but reports restored appetite and restful sleep. Tanlac sold by druggists.
Dr H W Barber at Guy's Hospital Skin Department describes a Dutch girl with long standing baldness who received ten grains of thyroid gland daily for weeks and now grows hair across the scalp. The case highlights thyroid therapy as a potential cure for baldness.
An advertisement urges use of Red Cross Ball Blue in laundry to make baby dresses dazzle and invites readers to try the product, noting availability at good grocers.
A brief seaside note highlights quick time with aviator expertise and the couple noting money as a security factor in this coastal setting.
The column offers household how tos from 1922 with tips on pop overs baking eggs and milk mixing times for doughnuts, ironing scorch removal with sun and soapsuds, flavoring baked apples, using powdered milk, aluminum pan cleaning with rhubarb, and a cork retrieval trick using a button and string.
Poem fragment extols persistence as the measure of success. The speaker asserts endurance through hardship secures prizes, praising the steady worker who faces issues, remains vigilant, and never shirks effort.
A recipe collection describes hot weather desserts including Manhattan Pudding with almonds orange and lemon juice vanilla cream and a chilled mold. Also sour cream cake and French pineapple cream with gelatin rice and whipped cream. A stuffing for a three pound fish uses onion bacon tomato butter crumbs parsley and seasonings.
The lesson outlines the return from Babylon after seventy years as God fulfills a promise. It notes Jeremiah’s letter to captives urging settled lives, Cyrus’s proclamation to rebuild the temple, and the return of sacred vessels, with God guiding both captivity and restoration.
A short religious excerpt from I Corinthians 2 15 16 contrasts spiritual discernment with human judgment and asks who can know the Lord's mind to instruct Him. The passage underscores divine wisdom versus mortal interpretation.
A cultural practice in Korea bars hair and beard cutting to honor parents. Any fallen hair is kept and even nail parings are placed in coffins so the deceased can return to another life intact.
Uncle Eben remarks that true friendship rests as much on forgetting faults as on remembering favors, highlighting a community ethic. The quote reflects a values stance likely from a feature on local voices or folklore.
The New York Sun notes a shift from gold crowns and bridges to tooth preservation and removable plates. Dentists urge avoiding foreign matter and recommend plates for easier cleaning and maintenance while stressing serviceability over ornate solutions. A humorous aside praises Red Cross Ball Blue for laundry. London’s Boundary House near Kensington Palace Gardens is described as a six foot frontage dwelling used as shop and living space illustrating small homes as true “home.”
A brief cartoonish exchange notes a hen chasing a slapstick artist in a movie scene. A child in the audience shouts Run, lion, run, adding a humorous punchline to youthful impulses.
In a country of about 40 million, France, the government runs the telephone service and issues one directory for Paris and another for the rest of the nation. Collectively they list fewer subscribers than Chicago’s directory, reflecting a sparsely developed telephony era.
The 1921 Canadian census reports a population of 8 769 489 with counts by province including Ontario 2 929 054 and Quebec 2 349 087. Growth from 1910 to 1920 reached 1 600 000 or 21.5 percent, with Prairie provinces showing strongest gains and a new parliamentary unit of 36 250 per province for representation.
A compact reflection voiced by a balding middle aged man about how younger people judge him. The narrator notes being unseen or mocked by youth while asserting his own perspective and resilience.
The note suggests beer as a remedy for numerous illnesses including a chicken snake bite. It lists diseases treated by beer therapy and implies medicinal use in historical context, reflecting unconventional medical beliefs of the period.
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