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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1921
Page
7
An amused anecdote from the New York Sun describes a woman who handles a man reading over her shoulder on a train. She uses a clever note to reveal that Dot ended her engagement to Terry, prompting the nosy man to switch seats in embarrassment.
Warning to consumers to look for Bayer on the package or tablets to ensure genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians. States aspirin has been proven safe for twenty one years and lists uses for colds, headache, neuralgia, rheumatism, earache, toothache, lumbago and general pain. Candy tin boxes of twelve Bayer tablets cost a few cents. larger packages sold by druggists.
A cantankerous visitor in London tells a vicar he is an atheist. The vicar asks about the Ten Commandments as a guide, the man sharply denies them. The vicar dismisses the man and orders the servant to escort him out of the hall.
A vintage laundry promotion urges using Red Cross Ball Blue to make dresses dazzle. Claims value in washing with the product, available at all good grocers for five cents.
A quotation from the American Legion Weekly captures a grim exchange between a patient and physician highlighting despair and the insistence on seeking help. The stark dialogue underscores mental anguish and the call for immediate medical attention.
A Louisville Courier Journal item notes a humor line about a horse named Niagara being hard to harness. The short quip showcases local newspaper wit and a playful exchange about naming and steadiness in horses.
A U S Department of Agriculture analysis warns timber depletion has advanced with three fifths of primeval forests gone and 61 percent remaining west of the Great Plains. It urges reforestation, keeping idle land productive, and public aid to landowners to grow timber to meet future demand.
The piece urges city and country girls to earn their own money through appropriate work, from offices and stores to poultry, milk, and gardens. It emphasizes parental support, home demonstration agents, and extension programs to foster semi independence and prevent rural decline.
A persuasive appeal condemns replacing Fletcher's Castoria with unknown remedies. The speaker urges mothers to trust the familiar remedy used for over thirty years, arguing it supports population and infant care and condemns attempts to switch to newer products.
In an Arkansas club contest, Annet Large on the Moat Valley route near Hot Springs produced 1,4 0 pounds of tomatoes on a tenth of an acre at $31.4 cost with $109 net. Fannie, Ada Rosamond, and Ruby Waddell also grew thousands of pounds with varying costs and net returns, showing different profit results.
A short note on the fruit worm affecting gooseberries notes hand picking as the primary control. It suggests turning hens into the patch after picking to help clear worms from under the plant debris and praises poultry fruit farming synergy when managed properly.
A student in a Chicago Tribune anecdote swapped in a storybook during ancient history class. Reading aloud, the line The lights The boat is sinking drew a roar as the class realized the mishap and laughed at the interrupted historical moment.
A livestock fly repellent mix with fish oil pine tar pennyroyal and kerosene is given. It warns against making a too strong preparation as it may shed hair. The guidance notes the mixture works briefly when lightly applied and suggests horses and milk cows benefit from preparation.
An Irish asylum scene has two inmates debating a dream about a rapid flying contrivance. One imagined flying to Australia in sixty minutes, the other to Melbourne in sixty seconds. They claim to travel by going right through the earth, prompting one to call the other a Dhuthering idiot.
The note plays with the idea of independence as a concept while offering a quirky line about rating onions without concern for public reputation. It reads like a playful, abstract quote.
A newspaper note proposes farmers in grasshopper infested regions to raise turkeys and guinea fowl to control insects as an alternative to poisoning. The author suggests buying renting or importing such birds to combat pests naturally.
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