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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1921
Page
3
A testimonial from Mrs. Lucy McCoy of Muncie Indiana praises Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic and purifier. She states severe cough night sweats weight loss and appetite loss improved after about 40 days of use and she has remained cough free for 14 years. The ad notes tablet or liquid forms.
An advertisement touts a three preparation kidney and bladder remedy lasting 30 days for $20 from The Mitchell Chemical Company of Altoona Pennsylvania. It warns of slow, inevitable decline from kidney troubles and asserts superiority over past failures and substitutes.
R Long reports relief from neuralgia caused by upset stomach after using Eatonic. The ad urges readers to keep the stomach healthy with Eatonic, claiming it neutralizes excess acids and gases quickly. Big box priced modestly with druggist’s guarantee.
John J. Black of 199th St Chippewa Falls Wisconsin offers Eaton Co Farms with buildings roads and excellent fittings. Andrew Thompson Rhode Island Estate and L J Raldle Slimn Charlotte Michigan involved. Seek lowest price and particulars from the party with the farm.
B. M. Roszel of Winchester is named state historian and chairman of the Virginia American Legion Department Americanism Commission. He also serves as historian of his post. Born in Baltimore, he earned A B and Ph D from Johns Hopkins and lectured in astronomy mathematics and physics. He led Sewanee Grammar School 1903–1905 and since 1905 has run Shenandoah Valley Academy. He served 18 months in the Army, discharged as a major, and holds a Reserve Commission.
Miss Tillie Olsen serves as Queen of the Carnival in Faribault Minnesota as the American Legion Post raises funds for post activities. The event aims to support ongoing Legion efforts in the community.
The A. E. F. Library at 66 West Fortieth street New York offers plays for post home talent. The musical comedy Sittin' Pretty features a doughboy who poses as a girl in France and helps AWOL soldiers, chaperones two daughters, and saves the men from drowning in the River Cognie.
The Vermont Department of the American Legion records at National Headquarters show Vermont leading in the proportion of Legion members to total ex service men in the state. North Dakota ranks second and South Dakota third.
California Legionnaires Van W. Bishop and C. G. Allison travel from Los Angeles to Mexico City, a 1500 mile trek. They praise American Legion posts in Yuma Tucson Bisbee Douglas for hospitality and lodging before aiming to enter Mexico via El Paso or Laredo.
Jacob einowitz, adjutant of Walter S. Poague Post 161, Chicago, has renamed himself Jacob Legion Tenny. He argues for an American nomenclature standard and says Legion serves as a strong middle name for a son of an American service man. Tenny, a lawyer and former Democratic candidate for municipal judge, enlisted with Chicago’s first contingent and served overseas.
National headquarters identifies fifty-one American Legion posts outside the United States. Posts span seventeen foreign countries and three territorial possessions across four continents, with detailed listings including names in Alaska Hawaii the Philippines and major cities abroad.
A brief American Legion Weekly vignette shows a passenger asking how far to land while the captain replies three miles. The exchange notes foggy, unclear ocean water hindering visibility and land looming just out of sight.
A San Francisco memo lists 1 092 Democratic delegates with 756 uninstructed. It details instructed delegates by state: Iowa 26 for Meredith, Kentucky 26 for Cox, Nebraska 16 for Hitchcock, New Jersey 28 for Edwards, North Carolina 24 for Simmons, Ohio 48 for Cox, Oklahoma 20 for Owen, Oregon 10 for McAdoo, Pennsylvania 76 for Palmer, South Dakota 10 for Gerard, Virginia 24 for Glass. It notes 308 women delegates and alternates in the convention, allocated as 41 at large, 39 alternates at large, 63 district delegates, 165 district alternates.
In Matthew 28 the empty tomb and angelic announcement reassure believers of Jesus rise, and the Risen King meets Mary and others as they quickly share the news. The Sanhedrin bribed keepers to deny the resurrection, while Jesus commands all nations to be baptized and taught to obey his words, with his enduring presence guaranteed.
A reflective guideline urges starting each day with thoughts of God and ending with prayer. The counsel emphasizes habitual morning and evening focus on spiritual service and mindfulness.
A bold, steady march prevails as the competitor presses forward with unwavering pace. The turning force is persistence over flash as the field falters, delivering victory to the steady mover and earning quiet acclaim.
Fragmentary text presents a Lincoln quotation about owing everything to mother or to hope to be owed by mother, reflecting a personal or editorial sentiment.
Joseph C. Lincoln recounted a Cape Cod tale at a Brooklyn luncheon of the Society of New England Women. An overworked boat builder is pressed to finish a coffin in two days and, after drinking rum to cope, falls asleep with the coffin completed and a centerboard inside.
Fez’s indigenous arts director in Fez Morocco notes a fourteenth century book describing Fez matches current day. He compared item by item with Irez as it is now and found the book perfectly up to date. The quote says Fez people still do things as in medieval times.
A dialog in which an artist explains he paints more than faces, capturing souls in interiors and scenes as Madame questions his focus. The exchange highlights how art aims to reveal inner essence through depicted spaces.
A Louisville Courier Journal snippet questions capacity versus crowd size in a brief exchange. The remark contrasts a stated capacity of 400 with a question about actual crowding.
A witty exchange sets a tone of effort and class as Miss Bond, an heiress, contemplates the needed hard work to win. The housewife smiles, praising Red Cross Ball Blue while admiring a basket of clean clothes at the grocers.
A doctor questions how the incident happened as the victim reveals the weapon was a revolving door. The exchange turns on the punchline that no one was shot and the scene was a misread.
The note cites the Episcopal Book of Common Prayer on ring ceremony, stating the priest gives the ring to the man to place it on the fourth finger of the woman’s left hand. The item reflects traditional wedding customs and liturgical guidance.
A New York publisher discusses Margot Asquith wife of the British ex premier. He recalls her remark that he played women like fish, angling to make them rise or fall. The anecdote contrasts social maneuvering with witty satire surrounding a London dinner party.
A four year old asks where her old sweater went and guesses it was sent to the little Armenians. Her mother explains Turks were involved in near eastern outrages, while Janet wonders if ducks killed the Armenians, mixing Turks with barnyard fowl in her innocent misperception.
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