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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
7
A light kitchen gag promotes laundry use of Red Cross Ball Blue with a humorous exchange about counting spoons and cooks. The slogan promises dazzling baby dresses and urges purchase at grocers for five cents.
A talkative scene captures an opera goer’s failing memory for details. Amid social chatter of divorces, fortunes, babies, and fading jewelry, the plot center blurs while the name of the evening’s opera remains forgotten.
Six year old Bessie reports a new terror in the choir after church. The remark reflects a troubled mood among local parishioners and hints at tension within the young community.
The cows of Periguex France are valued for milk and draft work. Peasant owners shield them from flies with net veils that cover the head and ground, featuring fringes or crocheted lace. French children, aided by the Junior Red Cross of America, learn crochet to make these veils.
A pupil answers a grammar question in class with the remark that the plural of a word is “the same thing, only more of it” as quoted from Harper's Magazine. The exchange shows classroom pedagogy and humorous insight in a teaching moment.
Amber injures no other good pig ment with which it may be mixed. Mount Rainier was first sealed in 1870.
A reflective line from Henry Drummond notes Christianity seeks sunny people and that the aged crave love more than bread. It suggests praising garments as more valuable than blankets for helping the poor, with the oil of Joy described as cheap.
A dated collection of ham based recipes describes Ham Cakes Ham Toast Apricot Charlotte Banana Pudding and a banana baked dessert. The instructions include quantities ingredients methods and serving notes such as browning in fat soaking bread in egg and milk and serving with cream.
The text reflects a meditation on true greatness as remaining true to inner independence while amid public opinion. It contrasts living by others' views with solitary strength, highlighting a stoic stance in social pressure.
Canned cherries are used in various desserts and drinks. Recipes include Cherry Pie with stowed cherries and cornstarch, Cherry and Pear Cocktail with chilled juice, Rhubarb Sherbet made with ginger and gelatin, Rhubarb and Raisin Cocktail, and Creamed Dates served with whipped cream or as a garnish for desserts.
The lesson explains Jesus dying on Golgotha as the supreme sacrifice. It emphasizes atonement through Christ, not mere imitation of a teacher. It covers His crucifixion place, bearing the cross by Simon, vinegar with gall, garment division, and the designation over the cross.
A sermon outline on the crucifixion narrative focusing on Jesus being numbered with transgressors, the mockery by onlookers, and the final death. It highlights the motive of Christ’s sacrifice, his royal claims proved by the cross, and the divine abandonment when he bore sin for the world. The text concludes with the sovereign nature of his death.
A hopeful verse declares that God sends love to you with each new day. The lines evoke a golden bud within the blue and a morning promise of something happy on the way.
Quotation urging mothers to lead social reform. Emphasizes mothers shaping virtue and correcting society from its errors and vices. Suggested by C Simmons as a call to maternal influence in public life.
A George Eliot quotation cautions that appearances can mislead, warning that nothing is as favorable as it might first appear. The remark emphasizes prudent judgment over initial impressions.
Geodetic studies in the Himalayas and the Tibetan mountains indicate possible sidewise creeping toward the south. Ongoing surveys may reveal the true motion and rates of this geologic shift.
A vintage advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as fast relief for nasal congestion from colds or catarrh. It promises instant opening of air passages, soothed mucous membranes, and immediate breathing ease with a small bottle from your druggist.
Spanish wine consumers lead Europe with an average of 35 gallons per year, four gallons ahead of the French and eleven ahead of the Italian. The data highlights Spain's dominant per capita wine consumption compared with neighboring nations.
A homespun endorsement extols Red Cross Ball Blue for achieving perfectly white clothes after a long day of work. The pitch emphasizes satisfaction from clean, bright linens and a trusted brand.
A thornless rose attracts little attention as observers view its lack of sharpness as a weak symbol of resilience and beauty.
The head of a large Chicago business praises a top salesman noting his power in selling ideas. A friend asks, is he truly persuasive. The reply exalts him saying he could sell a snowplow to the Cuban government.
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