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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
3
Glen Hines of Taporte Indiana reports nearly a year of sciatica with two months of work absence. After a week on Dr Pierce's Anuric Tablets his pain eased and he returned to work. he credits the product for relief from rheumatic uric acid related pain and recommends it.
A 1900s promotional notice from Dr. Pierce's Institute claims Anuric Tablets dissolve uric acid and aid kidney and bladder ailments, rheumatism, and gout. It describes testing at Buffalo and urges readers to obtain Anuric from local druggists for “gratifying results.”
Quote fragment notes Jabbs claims his business record is clean and suggests his soap-making success as the origin. The readable lines imply pride in a spotless reputation tied to soap.
A Dayton mother reports her ten year old son, long plagued by pneumonia and weak lungs, regained health after using Milks Emulsion. The ad claims quick relief for digestion and appetite, frames the product as a tasty solid emulsion like ice cream, and offers a money back guarantee with six bottles.
A brief dialogue notes Edith condemning flattery of women and Maud agreeing that other women share the sentiment. The exchange reflects early 20th century attitudes toward gender and politeness in social circles.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a safe laxative for children and prompts mothers to look for the California label. It promises removal of poisons from stomach, liver and bowels and notes a fruity taste and clear dosing on each bottle. A separate line jokes about a wife laughing at her husband’s jokes before a touch.
A roundup notes President Wilson’s return to public life as McAdoo contemplates candidacy. Palmer backs enforcement of Prohibition while seeking reform of the Sherman act and League of Nations issues. State battles over alcohol limits and the new New Jersey and New York moves test federal powers, with New Jersey suing to overturn the Volstead amendment. International tensions, postwar treaties, and labor unrest frame a volatile political landscape.
The Supreme Court by a 4 to 0 vote allows US Steel to continue operat ing under a nonprejudicial ruling. It holds that corporate size alone is not a violation and that the company has not unduly stifled competition since 1931. Uncertain whether this will guide other pending antitrust cases.
Officials note a quiet transfer with no public disruption. Talks seek higher freight rates to cover costs while government guarantees run to September 1. The railway brotherhoods expect a fair trial before strikes and Wilson urges a wage-dispute board. Internationally, Russia peace offers and Moscow cooperatives shape trade, with Britain Germany Finland Latvia Roumania and others in play. Lenin presses for peace while pursuing domestic foes.
An advertisement touts the Cutt cura Talcum Powder as an antiseptic scented powder for face skin and baby use. It claims economical use and perfume quality, compares favorably to other perfumes and positions it as part of the Cutiura Toilet Trio with Loap Ointment and Taleum.
A farmer's wife interrupts Lawson Purdy during a charity speech about a bitter December day. The scene shifts to a wood shed where she quips about splitting logs to fuel Christmas toast preparations. The sufferer grows irate and hurries on.
A sharp interchange ends with a warning that a local youth labeled a rising troublemaker will be dismissed. The exchange highlights tension between bravado and real achievement in the community.
A mummy rests behind the Manston house near an ancient London church. Its origin is unknown, prompting the rector to seek disposal options. The well preserved figure shows intact eyes, nose and teeth, with cobwebs and a lid removed recently, stirring local humor and curiosity.
Eleanor Franklin Egan recalls Alexandropol Armenia where residents routinely chew grass. Women carry grass in aprons and skirts while men have grasses protruding from pockets, creating a steady munching impression that unsettles the observer.
A man facing financial embarrassment often perceives friends who only show sympathy. The observation notes how pity can mask true support and mask underlying motives during hardship.
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