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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1922
Page
7
Richard H. Lawson of Buffalo New York extols Tanlac claiming it cured his stomach troubles sourness gas and pain restoring appetite digestion sleep and energy. He asserts Tanlac is 100 percent good and notes its large sale volume. Tanlac is advertised as available at druggists.
Two Atlanta girls piloted a Maxwell touring car more than 12 000 miles last summer from Atlanta to the Pacific and back via California and the western route. They traveled unchaperoned except for a Winchester rifle for protection.
The Diamond Dyes ad claims simple instructions fit for any woman to dye or tint faded garments at home. It promises no streaking or running and guides buyers to report material type to a druggist for wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics.
A girl observes a red globe labeled Fire Alarm on a lamp post and wonders if a tall man can break the glass to raise an alarm. The ad also notes Red Cross Ball Blue for clean clothes and mentions grocery stores carrying it.
Experiments in France show slag concrete is seldom weaker and often stronger than gravel concrete while also weighing less.
A poetic reflection on how love reshapes life as gentle light softens daily existence and lends new meaning to ordinary moments. The piece emphasizes intimate emotion, warmth, and transformative feeling.
Doctor R W Pierce, pictured above, was a noted physician and student of nature's remedies. He studied Indian methods and developed a women’s remedy now known as Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Purportedly pure and trusted, it remains in demand as a regulator for women’s ailments. Send 10c for a trial package to Dr Pierce's Invalids Hotel, Buffalo NY.
A collection of practical kitchen guidance including prune and bacon bites, club ham steak with potato bake, Spanish rice with beef and green pepper, baked bacon and cheese sandwiches, chicken and corn escalopé, and a light egg sauce recipe. The notes speak in culinary instructional tone with step by step methods and ingredients.
A delicate streamlet turn reshapes a river’s path while a single dewdrop on a young shoot alters a mighty royal oak. The verse links small forces to large outcomes mentioning nature’s hidden influence and resilience.
A collection of simple lunch and dessert ideas including Raisin Sandwiches with eggs and olives, Diamond Chicken Salad with garlic and walnuts, Fruit Salad with dates and nuts, Apple and Date Pie, and Luncheon Celery with a creamy white sauce baked until hot.
Lesson outlines Jesus at the Mount of Olives known as Gethsemane where oil presses symbolize His suffering. It notes He prayed alone, sought the Father’s will, was strengthened by an angel, and faced betrayal by Judas as guards seized Him.
A reflective quotation notes that grace comes through us when God blesses others via our actions. It emphasizes interconnection, humility, and gratitude as essential for receiving divine gifts acknowledged by Phillips Brooks.
A compact meditation from Goethe on divinity in nature and humanity. It suggests the divine rests within stone and awakens in man, linking creation, instinct, and consciousness in a single reflection.
A compact editorial note emphasizes thorough digestion of a page over rushing through a volume. It argues that careful study yields clearer insights and reduces misinterpretation by readers. The quote underscores disciplined reading habits for reliable understanding.
An antique advertisement touts Cuticura Taleum Powder as a fragrant economical solution for face skin baby and dusting use. It claims superior scent and effectiveness, pairing with the Cuticura Youllet Trio alongside Logo and Ointment.
The piece notes that in 1921 the United States imported 45,305,764 bunches of bananas. It recalls a time when bananas were sold in tins for ten cents each and viewed as a tropical curiosity, crediting cold storage and other advances with changing availability.
Glistening-white table linens are promised by Red Cross Ball Blue for laundry use. It never disappoints and is sold at all good grocers in a period advertisement.
The piece notes strong demand for German pianos in Mexico but asserts the United States dominates player pianos due to advanced development. It highlights U.S. supremacy in this instrument and positions Mexico as a growing market for German makes.
Catarrhal deafness results from an inflamed Eustachian tube causing rumbling and impaired hearing. If inflammation persists, hearing may be destroyed. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to treat catarrh and related deafness, with over forty years of shown success, sold by druggists.
A wry Tampa Tribune note imagines the milkman arriving with dawn and hints that human kindness should ride along all day, framing a lighthearted take on daily life and service.
An admonition to mothers to carefully examine Castoria bottles for the signature “In Use for Over 30 Years” as the famous infant remedy. It notes that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
An essay argues business people are varied in ability and integrity. It notes many are poor or average, while some are diligent and successful. It compares contrasts with other groups, stating wealth can rise from the ranks and hardworking individuals shape the economy.
Turkey-Yes, poor thing, he's in for a good roasting. Local quips turn on a playful kitchen jab about a turkey’s fate in a holiday meal.
A humorous quip notes it doesn’t take a woman long to get to the point unless she is sharpening a pencil. The joke highlights a playful stereotype about directness and practicality in conversation.
A Chicago Journal critique compares poetic imagination to an enchanted world while noting an asylum art show in Heidelberg. Inmates display paintings sculptures and mosaics praised for promise and perceived sanity, challenging dadaist tastes.
A brief quotation notes that being a perpetual grouch is acceptable if one avoids forming friendships. It adds that a home, even if plain, still holds a place. The remark reflects casual wisdom on personality and domestic life.
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