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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
7
A Victorian style survey describes blocked milan and beaver hats for girls from infancy to teens. It details shapes from bonnetlike lids to French sailor inspired brims, with ribbons, sashes, and satin crowns, noting durability and suitable designs for varying ages.
An article explores how ribbons dominate layette crafts with numerous handy items. It describes ribbon bootees, cases, hats, coat hangers, sleeve garters, sachet bags, and decorative rosettes, noting many shapes and wide satin and silk ribbon combinations used in baby garments and accessories.
Teaching notes discuss Luke 4 16 21 and Matthew 25 31 46 focusing on Jesus mission to aid the poor heal the broken hearted and proclaim liberty The text emphasizes the judgment of nations at Christ's return and how compassionate action toward others signals faith in action
A quotation from the Detroit Free Press notes that friendships would last longer if people remembered debts as well as credits. The remark highlights memory and trust in financial and personal relationships.
Ad claims Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum keep skin clear with cleansing soothing and perfuming benefits. Posits three products as essential daily toilet preparations priced at 25c each.
Ten year old Maurice adores the new teacher and gifts tickets to charm her. Helen counters with a ticket to their church party and a dancing class. Maurice finally presents a supper ticket for Miss G to share a meal together.
A Chicago hunter who recently returned from a hunting trip claims lassoing mountain lions is a superior cure for spring fever to sassafras tea. The writer notes a preference for the disease over the remedies and teases the notion with a humorous tone.
The shortest English monarch reign lasted nine days in 1358 when Lady Jane Grey sat on the throne before being executed. Mary I, daughter of Henry VIII, succeeded to the crown.
Children handkerchiefs often look hopeless when they come to the laundry. Wash with good soap, rinse in water blued with Red Cross Ball Blue.
Harvard tests showed dense crowds can exert about 181 pounds per square foot on structural surfaces. An engineer previously suggested 45 pounds per square foot for packed crowds on elevated railways, but current opinion leans toward near 181 pounds, with implications for bridges floors and platforms.
A new stage work by J. W. McLaren titled Heir of Hermiston based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel has been staged in Edinburgh. Sir James Barrie congratulated McLaren and mentioned Stevenson wrote a long unpublished play The Hanging Judge in manuscript years ago.
The exchange turns witty as he asks to marry and she questions keeping her wardrobe. He replies partly yes, noting style matters for the union. The light dialogue mirrors a humorous social moment from the era.
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