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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
3
A child named Charles tests his grandmother’s caution about hot doughnuts. After several warnings he sighs and jokes about minding the work, while the grandmother notes their loving habit of minding people and God.
A fragmented dialogue recalls a Yorkshire couple on their honeymoon meeting Mrs Clayton in Streatham. The exchange shows social cordiality and an invitation for tea as the newlyweds adjust to a change of name and place.
The fragment outlines a brief reign tied to Infanta Mercedus and her sister in a succession crisis. It notes a 60 day tenure, a disputed succession, and a Salic law barrier affecting who could ascend the throne amid uncertainty.
An ad claims Freezone removes hard and soft corns and calluses with a few drops. It promises painless use, quick relief, and easy removal at drug stores with minimal cost.
A brief editorial style item cites remarks from Mrs. A-Toes about her husband smoking at home and Mrs. B agreeing it will be easy to say where to he ck if he says they must economize.
Consumers are urged to use Othine double strength to remove freckles. An ounce provides noticeable fading with nightly and morning applications, and the product carries a money back guarantee if freckles do not disappear.
The piece argues that dwelling on personal trouble breeds self pity while others face far greater dangers. It urges resilience, noting trouble is inherent to progress and that neighbors would mock self pity rather than sympathize.
The Philadelphia mint resumed gold coin output after four years, delivering 15,000 double eagles worth 800000 on one eight hour shift. Minor coins totaled 69,000,000 pieces including 646,000 half dollars 2,186,000 quarters 50 bou 10 dimes and 4,800,000 pennies. Additionally 11,046,000 pieces of silver and nickel were produced for the republic of Cuba.
A brief tribute notes women as angels in daily life, praising their quiet strength and lawful conduct that uplift communities. The piece emphasizes kindness, resilience, and societal guidance provided by women.
At the Chicago convention the Republican ticket was settled on the tenth ballot with Warren G. Harding of Ohio for president and Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts for vice president. The process revealed factional rifts over the League of Nations and labor planks, but party harmony prevailed as Harding secured the nomination and Coolidge won the vice presidency on a single ballot.
Prof G Woodbury resigns as head of the Purdue agricultural experiment station to become head of the raw products research bureau of the National Canners association in Washington. Prof James Troop retires after 36 years as head of entomology. Home economics building plans are postponed due to material costs and funds shortages.
Dr. Elmer Bo Bryan president of Col sate university delivered an inspiring address at the Arate Nor il School forty ninth commencement. His topic The Conserving of the Gains highlighted the nation wealth from the war and the graduates role as teachers in public schools to conserve these gains.
Dr. Arthur N. Poley, head of physics, Indiana University, starts studying lightning flashes and velocity of air discharges. Waterman Institute lends sound ranging apparatus used on the French front, to be adapted for the experiments along with photographic study.
June incident near Chicago after a Republican convention left Trammeend Mc Severny age forty impaled on a picket fence. others including Schlusser Frank Randiever and Ernest Birkliw were hurt as Sam OL Wessler’s car plunged down a steel embankment. Recovery expected for most though serious injuries reported.
Indianapolis delegates attend a Presbyterian mission conference in New York to receive final directions before departing. The group includes Miss Alice Carter of Indianapolis bound for Cinna, Rev. Stanten Lautenschlager, Uliee Shantunge, Miss Georgia McKinney of Newcomb bound for West Persia, and Rev. George B. Dutton of Haubstadt bound for Chile.
Indianapolis June 14 Coal Age reports no relief in coal production with 9,000,000 tons of bituminous coal produced last week. The output remains far below national needs as demand stays strong and prices continue to rise in some fields.
Ora Scherer, 31, confessed after police grilling in Fort Wayne to attempting to assassinate Wayne Hawke, 19, the night telegrapher at Hoagland, nine miles south of Fort Wayne, during a violent fit.
The state board of education, meeting today in Indianapolis, will convene in the offices of L. N. Hines, state superintendent of public instruction. The session will discuss public instruction matters and set agendas for upcoming actions.
Terre Haute authorities report sixteen year old Frank Tyler drowned while swimming in Lost creek. the body was recovered.
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