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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1920
Page
4
Detroit scene shows Superintendent Gliess of the City Mission Society with Roumanians as Northern Baptists push to reach foreign speaking communities. The effort is described as a leading industry in Americanization, with thousands of workers deployed in metropolitan centers.
A London Morning Post note recalls Sheridan Le Fanu and his Green Tea volumes noting they warned of sleep loss and insomnia. The piece links tea to visions and a haunted apish creature that appeared on a mail coach, reflecting fears of overuse.
A humorous exchange between Charley and young Mrs. Torkins centers on voting. She asks if he wants her to vote. he deflects, warning that if the election errs she will claim she followed his exact instructions and bear responsibility.
An ad style fragment touts Freezone as a painless remedy for hard and soft corns and calluses with quick removal. It mentions a Cincinnati genius as its origin and notes the product costs a few cents and is sold by druggists. The surrounding text mixes other vintage ad copy about finance and household items.
An ad explains Diamond Dyes provide simple instructions for dyeing fabrics in any material with guaranteed results. A reader recalls an artist sketching by a river while two fishermen watched cows block the view until a humorous nudge revealed the sketch and cows fled.
Dialog from a scene shows Agnes asking how a proposal happened and Madge recalling she claimed to be sixteen to prompt the engagement while a character notes that few good byes fit the sentiment of the moment.
A brief note describes rolling fifty cigarettes from a single bag as a frugal technique. It emphasizes efficiency and resourcefulness in everyday tasks.
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