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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
7
A fragmentary line from Oliver Wendell Holmes invokes building a more noble temple in the soul and leaving behind earthly unrest as the seasons pass. The verse urges aspiring spiritual ascent and freedom from past limits.
Advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil to relieve lumbago sciatica and strains by rubbing on the back. Claims quick pain disappearance, harmless formula that won’t burn skin, and a 60 year history of recommendation. Urges readers to buy a small trial bottle at any drug store.
Midshipman J L Storey, about eighteen, is the sole surviving officer of the Queen Mary and reported to his superiors about the ship's loss. His wartime service includes evasive rescues at Jutland, Coronel, Falklands, and Dardanelles engagements alongside Cradock and Sturdee.
Carl Jobe, a longtime newspaper seller at Washington and Meridian streets, was approached by a stranger from out of town who asked where Edison keeps his phonograph shop. Jobe noted the man was serious, not joking.
In a terse exchange, critic asks about being finished in oil. Vanderloop retorts that he has been finished in steel, highlighting his preferred medium and craft.
A brief exchange shows Miss Muggins expressing a wish for a kiss while Miss Pert dismisses the notion as hopeless, capturing a playful social moment.
Head stuffed from catarrh or a cold no waiting relief opens nasal passages and allows easy breathing. A small bottle from your druggist relieves stuffed nose and catarrh instantly by soothing inflamed mucous membranes. Apply in nostrils for fast action and breathe freely. Ad text urges quick purchase and use.
An antiseptic and perfumed talcum powder claims to freshen heavy skin and suit face skin and baby care. The ad touts Cuticura Toilet Trio Soap Ointment and Talcum as economical convenient products with perfumes that render other fragrances superfluous.
An upstate banker quoted by the New York Sun notes that most currency is soiled and this drives people toward checks. Clean bills are preferred, but fear of disease keeps many from handling them. Small checking accounts have risen, and could drop if new bills return.
Dolan asks Rafferty about circus experiences and wonders at his own habit of shoving money into the window to see the same tricks. Rafferty recalls many visits and jokes that the tricks still marvel him more than elephants.
The banner features eighteen stripes and is described as signaling misfortune for those who oppose it. The source frames the flag as a potent symbol of bad luck for adversaries and emphasizes its warning aura in a political or ceremonial context.
A compact aphorism notes that smartness or intelligence cannot be judged by physical traits such as mouth size. It warns against superficial judgments and emphasizes value beyond appearance.
A compact recipe collection outlines Hot Pot with beet and meat trace, Philippine Salad with celery and walnuts, Apple Crisp with crumb topping, Cream Pie with meringue, Egg in Nest toast, followed by a short poem about kindness as a seed that grows unseen.
A collection of home recipes featuring Virginia ham boiled with brown sugar cream bake three quarters hour. Waldorf ham with layered pork veal onion potatoes and top crust bake until tender. White sauce ham cups eyes baked with butter parsley. Egg and ham scallop with eggs thick sauce crumbs butter. Pumpkin fare uses stewed pumpkin cornmeal salt sugar pans or cakes baked quickly with butter.
In a whimsical exchange, two snowballs reflect on being tossed through life. They marvel at kindness from teachers, note how grownups crave childhood pleasures, and ponder the fun of being a snowball before children emerge from school seeking them.
A child observing feathers in the hen yard quips to Grandpa that he should act to keep the chickens from wearing out their feathers. The lighthearted anecdote reflects rural humor and family life in a country setting.
Mrs. Aurore Barrette of 133 Second Street Manchester New Hampshire credit Tanlac with dramatic relief from back pains fatigue and nervousness after two bottles. She reports renewed energy and restful sleep and plans to continue use. Tanlac sold by leading druggists everywhere.
A humorous snippet notes that borrowing money empties a purse and suggests buying bluing from a grocer as a frugal tip. It adds a quip that tried and true methods are valued, and that not all fools can write a farce.
An advertisement urges women to buy Diamond Dyes with complete dyeing directions for wool silk cotton linen or mixed fabrics. It warns about poor results from inferior products and notes a Color Card available at the druggist. It also adds a quip about keeping quiet being valuable.
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