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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
8
Mrs Blanche A Lewis of Warren Ohio reports a severe influenza siege followed by a positive tonic effect from Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery. She endorses it as an unequaled tonic after illness and invites others to try the tablets or liquid.
A playful line laments Eve’s fashion challenge without a mirror, joking about how she picked garments and faced the unknown. The quip hints at timeless vanity and the uncertainty of style choices without reflection.
A proverb about stepping into fortune suggests no man对象 objects to taking a chance. The remark highlights risk taking and bold action.
A 1922 Western Newspaper Union feature offers chocolate cake with orange filling, lemon icing, boiled milk icing, fig filling and toasted pineapple cake. Recipes include orange rind and juice measures, lemon zest, and pineapple with lemon rind, plus serving ideas.
A reflective verse by Caroline Sumner compares life to steering a lifeboat over waves of right and wrong. It asserts that life succeeds or fails by its own pleasure and that steering with duty yields a grand, sweet song.
A vintage collection of pineapple based salads including Pineapple and Pepper Salad Pineapple and Cheese Salad Tomatoes Stuffed With Pineapple and Pineapple and Cucumber Salad with steps using grated pineapple celery peppers gelatin cream cheese onions and mayonnaise to mix chill mold dress and serve on lettuce with garnish.
The lesson centers on Amos condemning Samaria’s luxury and self indulgence under Jeroboam II. It warns that wealth and indulgence lead to judgment, urging repentance before the coming captivity and stressing temperance beyond alcohol, covering pursuit of pleasure and selfish ambition.
The speaker urges daily Bible reflection even in short two to three minute periods. He compares scripture meditation to burning coal that releases heat and light from ancient vegetation, highlighting how reading little by little awakens enduring spiritual life for the present generation.
A garbled extract shows a judge and speaker discussing a martyr and a wife in a courtroom setting. The readable text hints at questions about a favorite movie heroine and family involvement, but remains incomplete. The fragment offers little verifiable context.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a simple at home dye kit. It claims the product can color sweaters skirts coats stockings draperies and more without spotting fading streaking or running. It advises buyers to specify wool silk linen cotton or blends to ensure correct results.
The Boston Transcript quotes a caution about idealism, noting that an idealist often believes others should act by high standards. The remark frames duty as guiding rather than disparaging.
Advertises the Cuticura Toilet Trio product line highlighting Cuti cura Talcum Powder as an antiseptic scented economical option for face skin baby and dusting use. Claims it renders other perfumes superfluous as part of the trio.
The London Times reports on instinctive obedience as two thrush chicks leave the nest and enter water with almost no ripple. A mother’s harsh cry halts the hatching chick’s movements, illustrating pre hatchling obedience observed by Mr Robinson.
A local bill of fare reference prompts a joke about mishearing hors d oeuvres as horses doves. The Boston Transcript anecdote centers on a young man in a New York first class restaurant teasing his companion as she studies the menu.
A compact saying recounts King Canute attempting to command the sea and the futility of royal power against natural forces. The piece frames his boast as a warning about rulers resisting inevitable limits.
A humorous collage notes lines about girls leaving home on Monday for various reasons. It cites quips from the Chicago Evening Post and Boston Transcript about wash day and bargain day and adds an ad line for Red Cross Bail Blue with snowy clothes punch.
The patient woman asks when her new work schedule begins. She replies not for some time and explains she demanded a month’s vacation and is taking it in advance.
Two drivers in Kansas City dispute a near collision on Eighteenth Street after a truck arm signal and a horn pass lead to a heated exchange. Both vehicles stop and drivers argue before resuming.
The Edinburgh Scotsman quotes a job seeker replying to a baker’s assistant ad. The youth rejects being roasted for thirty shillings a week, noting the ad asked for a strong youth to live in.
A Youngstown man, a Derby spectator with little knowledge, selected Behave Yourself from the contenders and won big after a hunch. When asked how, he recalled his wife’s last words before he left home.
A quotation from De Quincey notes the silent, gradual progress of corn and compares it to the unseen, steady advances of the press. It highlights that growth often goes unnoticed day by day but becomes evident over time as harvests ripen. The piece emphasizes quiet, persistent change.
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