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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
6
Barnes attends a dinner at Green Fancy hosted by De Soto and O Dowd. Miss Cameron signals a secret rapport, while Barnes contends with a flotilla of staff and guests including Loeb. The evening ends with a whispered plea for trust and a prompt to act as the pair exchange a perilous glance.
United States Department of Agriculture outlines control methods for grape curculio and grape root borer in the eastern U S. Curculio can be managed by lead arsenate sprays applied after bloom. root borers require cultivation and cultural practices to promote vigorous growth, as digging and soil fumigants are largely ineffective.
Wealthy New Yorker Thomas Barnes tours New England near the Canadian border and is led to Green Fancy by a mysterious girl. At Start's tavern he meets a stranded troupe led by Lyndon Rushcroft and Miss Thackeray. Suspicion falls as two mounted men depart and one is wounded. Flo investigates while O Dowd denies Green Fancy’s involvement.
The text notes Barnes makes suggestions to the girl that promise excitement and lasting attachment, hinting at a strong emotional impact and potential commitment.
A South African farmer proposes eating four pounds of bananas daily soaked in sweetened whisky to prolong life while a University of Pennsylvania professor suggests frequent foot tickling may stave off aging. The ideas appear among various extraordinary plans for extending stay on earth.
The first grand jury to include women was impaneled in Laramie Wyoming forty eight years ago. Wyoming organized as a territory in 1868 and granted women the right to vote and hold office as one of its early official acts.
A Louisville Courier-Journal quote asserts artists should scorn money and cites trials where painters discard high prices for minimal gains. The remark frames a tradition of artistic integrity over financial gain, referencing cases where a $5 000 work sold for ten plunks.
In pruning a badly neglected tree it is wise to leave some water sprouts for a year. This helps leaf surface for food production as pruning becomes severe. The second year water sprouts may be removed.
In a London Tid Bits style vignette a young driver George pleads with Angelina to leave a malfunctioning obsolete motorcar as it shakes and stalls. He fears the boiler may explode and finally she exits, torn between safety and staying with him in the perilous vehicle.
The text warns that numerous fraudulent aspirin tablets circulated across the country misusing the Bayer trademark. It notes that true aspirin is the Bayer product, based on monoacetic acid ester of salicylic acid, and cautions that seeing the Bayer Cross on packaging helps verify authenticity.
Passage describes Gap Johnson of Bumpus Ridge recounting a boy named Bearcat knocked down by a motorcar on a dusty road. The child recovered quickly, coughing dust and cussing, and the speaker expresses relief that the youngster is all right.
Senator Sorghum recalls harrowing instances of a speaker more focused on rhetoric than on practical politics. He notes the danger of neglecting the audience while chasing grand oratorical display.
An iron and quinine tonic promises to purify and enrich the blood. The tonic is marketed as pleasant enough for children and offers a strengthening and invigorating effect. Price listed at 60 cents.
A concise proverb declares a wise man never wastes his own time while claiming others waste theirs, highlighting prudence and efficiency in daily conduct.
A brief remark challenging stereotypes about women, noting that some women defy negative portrayals and deserve fair assessment.
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