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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
4
The piece mocks legal phrasing in New Jersey and other states as absurd and proposes a requirement for bill introducers to file a brief stating the law they aim to amend. It argues for greater intelligence in lawmaking and urges methods to ensure lawmakers use what they have honestly.
Henry McRae Webster, tied to United Photo Play, selects actors from many applicants. He spotlights a petite blond named Lillian McIntyre who rose from chorus to a leading role in Victory of Virtue after intensive screen testing. He compares her potential to Mary Pickford.
An Alabama town watched a non swimming boy drown as thirty men in Sunday clothes stood by rather than enter the water. Citizens condemn the bystanders for inaction and social ostracism follows.
A fragment notes a concern about unwanted behavior in the community. The text cites a suggestion that certain actions should be avoided and conveyed a warning to readers about what is deemed inappropriate. No specific names or places are provided in the readable portion.
Readers learn of varied tiny news items from cities. A New York wife sues for divorce after Christmas stocking goes empty. Hazleton reports a husband beaten by his wife. Grand Rapids notes a 97 year old man who smokes and drinks daily. Perth Amboy mentions a large family and a housekeeper dispute ending in the wife leaving.
An advertisement proclaims Croxone as a unique remedy that penetrates kidneys to dissolve uric acid and clear waste, claiming it ends backache, bladder issues, rheumatism, and related pains. It notes universal applicability regardless of age or past treatment and offers a refund if unsuccessful.
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