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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
3
A reflective line about life value rests on desires rather than possessions, suggesting hope drives purpose and meaning beyond material gains. The quote contrasts current possessions with future ambitions to emphasize motivation.
The ad promotes Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as cleansing purifying and soothing tools for skin scalp and hands. It offers free samples by mail with a postcard address to Cuticura Dept XY Boston and notes the product is sold everywhere. The remark about a genius being a crank on one subject appears as a brief aside.
Mr James McDaniel of Oakley Kentucky writes of kidney and bladder disease relief after ten months of suffering. He credits Dodd's Kidney Pills for permanent cure and notes their availability at 50 cents a box from Dodd's Medicine Co Buffalo New York. Also offers free Household Hints music and recipes.
Powdered remedy promotes feverish relief headaches teething disorders stomach cramps and worm destruction. Claims 26 years use by mothers and 25 cent price. Distributed by A S Olmsted Le Roy New York with address for purchase.
In a light exchange, Mr. Growcher says it is not his turn to plant a garden this year. He plans to keep chickens and let his neighbor tend the garden instead.
A comic exchange reveals a guest begging for board credit after two months of arrears. The woman presses for payment while the man insists he cannot pay, highlighting a humorous domestic quarrel.
A cartoon shows a member announcing resignation from the Anarchist Society to a puzzled president. The dialogue laments the decline of glamour in the bomb business and notes broad participation turning vulgar.
A colorful reminiscence from a Kansas City Star piece quoted by Brother Stimttmersohn. The tale describes a gentleman visiting a house and being teased about a bill, while the speaker insists there was no bill and that the man merely left with a common nose joke.
An Illinois woman warns tea use can trigger nervous spells headaches bilious pain numbness and sleep loss. She quits tea after twenty five years and switches to Postum with improved health and sleep. Product details and pricing accompany the testimony.
The article reviews the Black Sea region as a geopolitical and economic crossroads. It outlines surrounding nations Turkey Russia Bulgaria and Roumania, major ports like Odessa Batum Sevastopol and Varna, and the Gallipoli peninsula as European flank of the Dardanelles. It notes geography climate and historic commercial stagnation and cites trade, crops, and oil dynamics affecting regional power balance.
A contented, willing worker is said to be worth 50 percent more than a dissatisfied, compulsory worker, reflecting a belief in productivity linked to morale and volition.
Walter Harris, once near Julietta Indiana now at Hussar Alberta, writes home about farming in western Canada. He notes variable crops and weather from 1913 to 1914, cites Crow Foot Farming Co yields, discusses price shifts, and praises climate while warning against self blame. He highlights large cattle and horse operations and contrasts doers with critics.
An advertorial fragment promotes Denison’s Coffee as pure and delicious and highlights Red Cross Ball Blue washing powder. It touts American made products and urges purchase from grocers, mentioning a dress suit tale of a clerk posing as a waiter.
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