Freezone Promises Quick Relief for Corns
An ad touts Freezone as a simple cure for corns and calluses. A tiny bottle, sold by druggists for a few cents, claims to instantly stop pain and let the corn be removed without soreness or irritation.
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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1922
Page
4
An ad touts Freezone as a simple cure for corns and calluses. A tiny bottle, sold by druggists for a few cents, claims to instantly stop pain and let the corn be removed without soreness or irritation.
A joke recounts Mr Crabb dying after his new car hits a trolley pole. Dennis breaks the news to the widow with a grim setup and a final twist about the damaged car. The punch line centers on how little remained of the vehicle after the wreck.
An old advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to relieve constipation in sick or fretful children. It claims a cleansing bowel helps feverish or sour-tongued kids and advises asking for genuine California Vig Syrup with proper dosing on the bottle.
A quip about a soldier recounting Congo experiences and wives, noting why he could afford clothes for many women. The joke hinges on wives wearing nose rings to dress up, reflecting a satirical wartime humor.
A fashion page urges matronly poise through dignified gowns and florid hats. It highlights flower toques, silk crepes, and beaded trims, praising mastery in elegant, age-appropriate Easter attire with versatile options like rose blossom ensembles and refined muff complements.
A report notes gold thread from India is drawn into lace so fine that 1,100 yards weigh just one ounce. The remarkable technique showcases intricate craftsmanship and the extreme lightness of the material.
Terre Haute authorities launched a citywide crusade to stamp out liquor violations. Thirteen raids were conducted with no liquor found and no arrests reported. Police Captain Starvey Jones led the operation, with Night Captain William Vannool coordinating searches of soft drink shops and homes using warrants.
In Warrick county Olio and Andersen townships residents and pursuers raise funds and materials to improve the Evansville and Rockport road hoping the state highway commission will assume jurisdiction and designate it on state highway maps. Trustees and local workers press ongoing repairs with backing from township authorities as plans may extend the route toward New Albany and Jeffersonville.
Marel W John Shea of Indianapolis was found guilty in city court of transporting liquor after a ten day arrest by Sheriff Lawrence A Sears in a raid north of Greencastle. He was fined 268 and sentenced to 30 days. Shea sought a jury trial and fled during a pursuit before being captured. he claimed he was merely a passenger.
Terre Haute March 13 Visa county plans 1514 miles of new paved roads and 58 miles of gravel improvements in 1922. George R Grimes county surveyor and Robert E Gibbons county engineer propose improvements across all twelve townships with Illinois highway commission cooperation. A paved route to Paris Illinois will be created, with a large portion in Harrison township.
Robber entered the Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Company station in Greencastle on March 13 and escaped with 126.61 dollars while night agent Arthur R. Runney worked in another room. A 20 dollar bill and a roll of pennies were left behind. Two men were seen before the heist but not captured. In 1908 agent Otis Ilen dren was fatally shot during a robbery at the same station.
Mrs Ellen Jane Johnson aged sixty eight committed death by own action by jumping into Cowns creek near the Deloss TL Thompson Home for Aged and Infirm Women at Waldron. The body was seen by a farmer and reported to the home superintendent. Johnson formerly resided in Fort Wayne and had been melancholy for weeks.
Indiana farmers held fewer grains on March 1 compared with last year according to the cooperative crop reporting service. The report notes a hefty rise in farm land values with improved lands at 22 dollars per acre and unimproved lands at 20 dollars per acre, totaling about 350 million dollars less on total farmland than the prior year.
More than one hundred members attended the forty first Indiana Jersey cattle club meeting in Indianapolis. The all day session and dinner at Hotel Lincoln covered plans for a membership drive a Jersey tour to stimulate interest in the breed and for expanded field service.
The notice cites letters from women across the United States praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from nervousness back pain cramps and fatigue. It includes testimonials from Mrs. Elmer Heasley in Youngstown Ohio Mrs. L E Wiese in New Orleans and Mrs. Elizabeth R Sinbold of Indianapolis plus general encouragement to request the company pamphlet.
Mrs Jones finds Mrs Smith distraught noting her husband Harold has been attempting to kill their cat for a week. He planned to take the cat up in a plane to two thousand feet and drop her over the side. The wife fears Harold is not home yet while the cat remains in danger.
The Cuticura Toilet Trio promises clear skin with Cuticura Soap to cleanse Purify. Ointment to soothe and heal. Talcum to powder and perfume. No toilet table is complete without them.
In a Richmond Times Dispatch note, a mistress questions Mary about collecting cards during a visit. Mary confirms she asked everyone, except one man who refused. The man was swiped by T, who shoved him off the steps, exposing the sweatband and the man’s hat.
A compact reflection notes that a father may know less than his son yet must still provide for him. The piece emphasizes practical care and shared resilience across generations without prescriptive judgment.
An advertisement appears offering 100 Havana cigars for 4.50, described as hand-made and very mild, with contact for William Sjoerdsma in Chicago and several novelty-related sales and typing services listed by multiple firms and agencies. It includes addresses and solicitation for mail orders and service offerings.
A brief and garbled quote sequence shows Johnson disparaging changes in women and Thompson arguing about Miss Sallie delaying a response while a maid delivers a message that she has not yet appeared. The dialogue hints at social tensions and late 19th or early 20th century etiquette.
Snowy Hnens are advertised as a household pride promoting Red Cross Bails Blue for laundry. Appears as a grocer advertisement urging use of the product to keep linens bright.
A woman cried I left my babe to die as she was saved from a blaze. Police questioned a nearby plumber while a 21-stone man in pajamas and a cap reassured Lou from a balcony I am safe. The woman gasped my baby in relief.
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