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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
8
The notice advertises a semi monthly poultry newspaper with 15 issues per year, urging readers to join the Prevoted to farm poultry. It highlights good writers and illustrations and provides POULTRY GUIDE Box 7 Montpelier Ind for subscription.
A short vignette shows Mr Brown habitually smoking and relighting cigars after dinner while his child watches. The boy asks about a found cigar and is told it is a very good one. An unrelated ad promotes Red Cross Ball Blue laundry bluing with laundry perks.
A playful exchange features Maw-uh calling attention to a woman in rompers as Tommy looks on, capturing a moment of amused curiosity in a street scene.
The article surveys sports clothes and knitted silk scarves as the season's key trends. It notes knicker suits, tweed knickers, and belted coats for golfing and hiking, with bold colors, ribbed yarns, and versatile accessories. Cookery tips and quotes from Ruskin close the piece.
An excerpt from The Kitchen Cabinet extols life as worth living when wrong is faced and faith with freedom reigns. It praises joyful hope and voracious charity that elevates humble lives, urging men to think and act freely.
Advice for homemakers on pantry readiness using canned soups fish and dried beef for quick meals. Include labeling foods for church events and tips on baking pie crusts and using a binder to finish seams. Emphasizes replacing canned foods after use and adapting menus to family tastes.
A damaged OCR text describes church fans used in Middle Ages services to ward off heat, notes circular silver-delled fans, and includes garbled quotes about money and marital unhappiness. It lacks coherent events or dates and reads as incomplete transcription.
Fragmentary text hints at a quip about self possession and handwriting style. Names and clear facts are absent, leaving a brief, enigmatic note with unclear source context.
The readable line suggests a view that life’s meaning is to stay busy rather than rely on philosophy, but the text is fragmented and lacks identifiable events or figures.
A proverb warns that someone who points out others faults will likely spread news about your own shortcomings. It cautions against moralizing in public and highlights the social cost of rumor sharing.
Joe Brown the porter at a southern Kansas bank daydreams of a million dollars while resting by the river. He imagines buying pigs to make money as the cashier smiles at his fanciful wish.
A first time racegoer meets a famous jockey and quips that winning three dollars for her felt “too sweet.” The greeting highlights a light, celebratory moment at the event.
In a Burlesque bit two performers trade lines about a frieze and a frost while joking about earning bread and butter on stage. The banter plays on wordplay and audience reaction in a humorous sketch.
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