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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
3
Goblins beg King Oberon to turn them into fast spiders to scare the Fairies at their feast. Oberon grants the spell for a short hour, then the sun rises and the Fairies trap the goblins in their spider forms. The Fairy Queen and her court outwit them, promising to reform.
The Queen and Fairies transform the goblins to their original forms after declaring King Oberon a pretender, then the goblins depart in shame to their homes as the Queen and Fairies return to Fairyland and sleep.
The article explains palmistry indicators for musical talent. Knots on the middle finger and stout sneer tips suggest skill in composition and performance. Bent Jupiter and Mercury fingers, plus a vertical Apollo line, indicate musical ability and love of music.
The article traces Marjorie and Margery as derivatives of Margaret with meanings linked to newness and jewel. It cites British and Scottish usage, mentions Margaret of Anjou Beaufort and Margaret Tudor, and notes Marjorie Bruce, the ballad Maisie, and the Marjoribanks surname. It also connects May as endearment, Edward Stedman’s verse, and superstitions linking pearl, Monday, and the daisy to Marjorie.
An essay argues that standards of dress in church and public life shift with fashion. What is deemed immodest varies by era, yet taste should avoid offending norms. It notes evening wear, bathing costumes, and changes in norms without labeling them lax or improper.
A boil on the upper lip is dangerous and can lead to death within days. It requires careful judgment by the surgeon whether to lance or leave it untreated.
A reflective verse traces hardship and patience as a path to distant treasures. The speaker notes storms and scars under a hopeful gaze, asking why complaints arise when endurance leads to reward. The poem frames struggle as preparation for achievement and reward.
Fairy Queen plans a party in honor of Queen Anne and her lace family. All creatures of Fairyland are invited to the Meadow at Dawn for dew-drop treats, songs, and a play. Queen Anne receives a kiss from the Fairy Queen as the celebration ends.
Christopher Fox of Riley sues 13 defendants including Ern Est Mo Christy Sheldon Andersen Elmer Brill Willard Thompson and George Sykes for 50000 alleging hazing during a Liberty Loan Drive in Vigo and Clay counties. He claims being whipped maltreated coerced to buy bonds and threatened with beatings and exposure in Terre Haute and Vigo county.
Local history notes multiple divorce actions involving Michael Mosier and his wife Mrs Mosier née Lincoln. The sequence includes several suits, dismissals, remarriage events, and a later divorce granted to the husband with remarriage followed by another suit. The couple’s timeline marks repeated legal actions and eventual separation, with family connections noted to a former president.
The Republican state convention closed with the renomination of ten current officials for the November ticket. Patrick of Lynch defeated Henry A. Roberts for Supreme Court clerk. Albert J. Deveridge was ratified as candidate for senator. Unopposed nominees include Eddackson for secretary of state and Ora J. Davies for state treasurer along with other court judges and officials.
At City park during an indoor baseball game of the Germer ones Furniture company team, Boyd Whitehead and John Aimsler collided while pursuing a fly ball. Whitehead sustained a brain concussion and complete memory loss, while Aimsler received a deep cut to the right ear.
At a state executive meeting of the American War Mothers and the States Severin plans were made for a state convention to be held in Indianapolis early in October with several national officers expected. A Loyal Dads representative described ongoing organizing, with six states already formed.
South Bend authorities say patrolman H. G. Schricker will be supported in his manslaughter defense. He fired May 5 at Zig Wisniewski who allegedly refused to stop during a burglary arrest, resulting in Wisniewski's death.
Business men of Sullivan armed with rakes cleaned up City park where the council set aside a camping area for motor tourists. New drives will be built water is piped to the site and concrete ovens have been constructed for campers.
Kenosha Wisconsin Mrs Frep P Hansen of 562 Symmonds St credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with helping her after childbirth and urges women with female troubles to try it. The advertisement notes the remedy has been trusted for nearly fifty years and is praised by mothers and grandmothers who share favorable letters.
A reflection on how a man can only discern true likeness when his insight aligns with the object. The passage questions whether genuine understanding depends on ability to see beyond surface and perceive essence, noting doubt about clear discernment in any observer.
A fragmented line discusses using present time to obtain a cost run for the future. It hints at planning with a practical focus but lacks clear names places dates or outcomes.
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