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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
7
A fragment from Ly Western Newspaper references a reward that sweetens industry and Jeve inspiring strength in the enraptured thrush. The archaic phrasing suggests a literary verse note about encouragement and music.
Warm weather foods describe cool drinks with shaved ice and delicate flavors. Recipes include Egg Orangeade Ginger Grape Juice Chocolate Egg Milk Shake Almond Milk Shake and Apple Water. directions cover ingredients proportions blending and serving in attractive glassware.
The quote urges travelers to treat each place as home by offering kindness speaking truth and making friends. It highlights a humane approach to stays and relationships guiding conduct for travelers and locals alike.
Nature provides the foods for each season and warm weather calls for lighter meals. The text advises starting with hot soup or a hot first course to kickstart digestion, reducing meat usage, and suggests spiced beef as a hot weather dish, though uncommon. It details methods for Virginia Spiced Beef and Ham Mousse, plus ideas like salad with nuts, stuffed tomatoes, baked stews, and a hot soup lunch with fish, bread, butter, chilled fruit, and dessert.
Byline indicates an Improved Uniform International Sunday School lesson by Rev P B Fitzwater D D teacher at Moody Bible Institute Chicago. Copyright 1922 Western Newspaper Union.
Lesson presents prosperity and adversity themes from Judah with lessons on kings prophets and leadership. It lists lessons Asa Jehoiada Uzziah Isaiah Hezekiah Jeremiah Jehoiakim and Nebuchadnezzar with guidance on how faith in God shapes actions and outcomes. The text blends a Sunday school outline with a long fictional Dreamland interlude about bandits and moral lessons.
A short religious note presents I Peter 2 21 urging Christians to follow Christ footsteps as an example of suffering and conduct for believers referenced in this scripture fragment.
A brief aphorism notes that trusting men reduces mistakes compared to constant distrust, attributed to Cavour and presented as a reflective maxim.
A noted adage highlights that well timed silence carries more weight than words, attributed to Martin Farquhar Tupper and echoed across discussions of rhetoric and restraint.
A Woman and her friend wander through shops trying on hats none satisfy. One shopper spots a black hat with white feathers, but a fussy rival claims it as her own, sparking a brief, icy interruption in a crowded display. An unrelated Cuticura ad follows.
A Boston Transcript joke shows a minister struggling with a new clerical collar. He repeatedly blesses the collar while his wife asks for the sermon text. He blusters for a fourteenth verse while his wife notes the clash between prayer and frustration.
A concise, somewhat dismissive line notes a man who always returns with fibur in the flour barrel, implying a recurring, perhaps unreliable, habit.
A weary traveler in Virginia rests at a small inn and cleans mud covered shoes. The porter admits he did not know to clean them because there was no room inside for the shoes. The exchange ends with a chiding lesson to the porter.
At a London dinner the admiral hailed a representative of the American people and quipped that while they speak the same language they speak through different organs, illustrating the cordial transatlantic exchange.
Constable Al La Cunha of Hayward California received a medal after alone and unaided he gathered a swarm of bees that had swarmed toward a courtroom and streets filled with shoppers. He tapped a tin can to calm the bees causing them to settle on a tree and avoid stings. The crowd thanked him for his daring action.
An Atchison woman seeks to curb her partner’s drinking while he urges her to quit smoking in a tale of social reform from the Atchison Globe.
Johnny bursts in excitedly telling his mother that at the circus a peanut spill was cleaned up by the elephant using a vacuum cleaner. The humorous scene highlights the animal’s surprising behavior and the boy’s awe.
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