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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1922
Page
7
Help wanted notices advertise government posts with broad eligibility and fair pay. G W Robbins lists a Washington D C address. The ad urges free information and hints at numerous yearly appointments.
A humorous exchange features a male judge instructing a young woman to stock the classics section, asserting she need not know about literature as long as she prevents absent minded customers from leaving without their change. The dialogue juxtaposes lipstick sales with literary duties.
Ukraine, long called Europe’s sugar bowl and flour bin, is nearly empty. The wheat crop suffered last year due to lack of snow cover, risking enough food for its people until the next harvest.
A diner complains to a waitress that his coffee tastes like cocoa. After several failed attempts to swallow the beverage, the patron learns the cup contained tea instead of coffee. The waitress confirms the mix up with a rueful apology.
The lesson explains a future era when Christ returns to establish His kingdom and end world strife. It covers the kingdom’s establishment, Israel as teacher to the Gentiles, and the divine judge who turns weapons into tools. It details the King’s lineage, wisdom, and rulings, and envisions universal peace among people and animals under His reign.
A spring fashion feature highlights matron afternoon dresses and new summer hats for girls. It details refined shapes with ribbons, georgette panels, and braids, plus grown-up flowered hats and teen styles with chiffon flourishes and dainty braids.
William T. Hardin of 1409 Garden St Los Angeles says Tanlac put him on his feet after rheumatism and stomach trouble left him weak and sleepless. He reports renewed energy and health and credits Tanlac with his recovery as advised by druggists.
A prisoner testifies under cross examination when asked what he dined on at the Hotel Metro. The judge presses for flavor of the meal and the witness replies he ate beefsteak, then clarifies he ate it on a plate rather than “on your path.”
An early advertisement touts Bayer as the true world famous aspirin available since 1900. It urges readers to look for the name Bayer stamped on each tablet and on the packaging to guard against imitations.
A playful dialogue in a Boys' Magazine contrasts views on bridal color with one character favoring white and the other weighing personal taste against tradition. The exchange highlights lighthearted fashion banter aimed at young readers.
A Pennsylvania testimonial praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for resolving childlessness. Mrs. Mertz of Kutztown reports her healthy year old daughter, noting early walking and language attempts. The ad claims thousands endorse the remedy and emphasizes a fifty year record.
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