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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1922
Page
7
Augustus Canna day of Terre Haute recounts a two year battle with stomach problems and weakness. He credits Tanlac with restoring his health after five bottles and says the medicine is sold by all druggists with over 37 million bottles previously sold.
President J. J. Bennet of the Nickel Plate replies to a request for a funny story. He says he is so serious he would not recognize a funny story on the street and doubts he has the material to meet the request. The note is cited from the New York Herald.
Advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as the solution for bright snow white laundry after a day of hard work. It frames the product as satisfying for clean clothes and domestic care.
A man on a country visit remarks on a cow and calf rubbing noses. He jokes the sight makes him want to imitate the display of affection related to a father's cow.
The piece highlights pastel crepe frocks with rosettes, draped skirts, and accessories such as bright low shoes and handbags. It discusses fabric tricks like picoting edges and lace yokes, plus home dressmaker options and chic beaded bags. It also offers maple syrup treats and simple recipes, concluding with seasonal menu notes.
A compact critique notes how the piece blends skilled language with a current of meaning that transcends its surface sense, guiding readers beyond literal interpretation. The writer emphasizes poetry's unique capability to flow between words and deeper resonance.
Recipes and culinary tips focus on bran muffins made with whole wheat and bran, onion chowder with potatoes and milk, and a cabbage salad with celery pecans and pineapple. Includes motivational verse from Luke McLuke urging practical optimism.
The piece compares a traditional land of Eden and Ararat to modern Baghdad noting mud walls, deserted streets, dogs on streets and night guidance by moon and stars. It cites a Detroit Free Press remark on patience needed in the "smart age" and comments on schooling, early independence, and marriage as evolving but slow.
A remark characterizes a Tary man as the most unsatisfactory specimen of his sex beside a hypocrite, reflecting contemporary social commentary on moral standards and gender.
An vintage advertisement promotes Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product claiming dresses will dazzle after use and urges shoppers to try it, noting availability at all good grocers.
National Institute for the Blind releases an edition featuring 24 pieces for piano organ and voice by 12 composers. The best known is William Wolstendine the organist.
A short note notes that some ezeists are advised to consult a TT doctor. The reference implies a medical consultation step within a local context. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
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