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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1920
Page
7
A long time trusted local druggist offers Hunt's Salve or Hunt's Cure with a money back guarantee for itching skin diseases. A Nevada railway official also testifies to a positive cure after years of eczema. The ad urges asking the druggist to confirm statements and notes the price of 75 cents per box.
The article cites French inventor claims that high explosives have nearly reached development limits and that future warfare will hinge on electrical systems and flying machines. It mentions Popular Mechanics as a source and notes sea otter protection extending to 1945 with the fur’s noted value and historical use by Japanese traders and Aleut natives.
The fragment describes aspirin use for colds toothache earache neuralgia lumbago rheumatism neuritis and general pain. It stresses saying Bayer when buying aspirin and spotting the Bayer Cross on packaging with warnings about safe use and availability in small tin boxes and larger packages.
Lesson outlines Samuel’s call to repentance after Israel’s defeat and the ark’s Philistine captivity. It recounts Mizpeh gathering, intercession by Samuel, and Israel’s victory over Philistines through God’s intervention, with Ebenezer memorial for divine help.
Dr Maclaren urges Christians to apply gospel principles to small duties and daily life. He argues that faith in Jesus Christ binds believers to cultivate holiness and purity through consistent, practical conduct.
A devotional line credits Alfred Tennyson asserting a steadfast anchor in faith. The quote urges casting fears onto God, emphasizing trust and stability amid worry.
A playful verse by Iris compares writing to cooking a book with hearty meat and a sweet finish. It imagines using faults and facts as ingredients and serving free verse as a grand Irish stew for readers.
A user friendly guide on elegant head lettuce salads with French dressing tips and bacon fat variations, plus banana and cottage cheese combos. Also covers picnic packing, wrapping sandwiches, drinks, and portable salads in jars for outdoor meals.
A testimonial from Mrs. Alice M. Huntley of Galesburg Illinois credits Milks Emulsion with curing a two year cough after 15 bottles. The ad touts the product as a nutritious builder and bowel regulator, claims quick relief for stomach trouble, and offers a money back guarantee with six bottles trial. The Milks Emulsion Co. markets the palatable emulsion through druggists nationwide.
A short quip about girls who dance being judged as right while those who do not are left out. The remark contrasts dancing girls with those excluded, reflecting social attitudes in a concise humor line.
Catarrhal deafness results from a inflamed Eustachian tube lining and cannot be cured by local applications. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to cure through the blood on mucous surfaces and offers a $100 reward for any case not cured. Circulars free from J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
An elderly woman on a perilous Channel crossing leans on a fellow traveler after a stranger offers a “strong arm.” The scene ends with her grateful exclamation and a smile at the compliment, illustrating social flirtation aboard the stormy ship.
Jimson notes his wife is mourning a missing diamond necklace. Blenkins questions the danger of a no questions asked reward. A suggested bounty hints at deceit as the couple weighs risky employment of a cash prize.
The Channel Islands remained neutral in England’s wars for over two centuries granted by Edward IV and not revoked until the reign of William and Mary. The exemption faced papal enforcement in 1483 but was largely observed, aiding island commerce with Brittany and Normandy while privateering later boosted island earnings.
The Home Sector recalls a World War I scene where a Florida North and South Carolina unit is duty bound to the front. An engineer questions the insignia on a soldier’s shoulder and learns the Wild Cat symbol as the buck jokes about the size of the hat.
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