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Newspaper

Montezuma Enterprise

Location

Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1915

Page

2

Dream Returns: Childe’s Bank, Monaco Fatal Night

A gambler in Monte Carlo wins a fortune only to be accused of murder. After arrest, trial, and a consul’s interference, he narrowly escapes execution by seizing a chance to flee. He wakes in a palm garden with fifty francs and heads home, richer in caution than cash.

Childe Monte Carlo Palm Gardens Monsieur Monsieur Childe Monaco Gale Signor Martino State Department Signor Martino Italy

The Cigar Culprit in the Parlor

A husband jokes that a young suitor for their daughter hauls costly cigars from an importer, leaves them on the mantel to avoid crushes, and forgets them at departure. The wife quips that their daughter has been an expensive but now paying back in kind.

Goodby

What is a painting and how it speaks without words

An art description compares painting to language, noting how colors, light, and shadow convey thought and emotion. It praises Gilbert Stuart’s portrait of George Washington for capturing essence in few strokes, as discussed in National Magazine’s Art in American Homes piece.

Gilbert Stuart George Washington Gilbert Stuart Elliot A.haaseman National Magagine

Western Town Shootout Ends In Quick Firefight

A grocer recalls a feud between the Muckerse and Tucker families that erupted into a rapid gun battle. Within fifteen seconds about thirty men fired, leaving each with multiple bullet wounds while bystanders were casualties, a spectacle the townsfolk deem too risky to repeat.

Muckerses Tucker Boys Puck

Old Time Songs Falter in Modern Dance Trends

The note laments that sentimental songs like Sweethearts and Mothers are forgotten and unsuitable for contemporary dance, signaling a shift away from nostalgic tunes toward current styles.

Is Your Car a Good One Said The Sales Man

The glib automobile sales man argues that discriminating buyers choose their brand and that more of their cars are stolen than any other make. The Pittsburgh Post quotes the exchange as a sharp defense of the product.

Pittsburgh Post

Mechanical piano plays again at Boffersby flat

In Sound the scene notes Minnie Boffersby performing on a mechanical piano in her home. The playful exchange claims her performance may be artificial, with a boast about eating a hat if not.

Sound Boffersby Minnie Boffersby

Pud ding joke from Sacred Heart Review spoofing cookbook

A humorous exchange from the Sacred Heart Review where one person jokes about a pudding tasting like the cookbook cover. The snippet reflects light domestic humor and playful dialogue.

Sacred Heart Review

Book Order Echoes in a Bookseller Exchange

A dialogue fragment shows a bookseller and customer discussing a volume the customer wants. The customer says he went to his bookseller for a volume and then ordered it, with the bookseller booking the order in return.

Not Artistic Work Footlight And Performance Critique

The review decries the production noting Miss Sue Brette as part of a poorly painted scenery and leading lady. The critic questions whether the act qualifies as artistic given the weak staging and execution.

Sue Brette

Lobster Reference Highlights Sister’s Absence

A terse exchange shows Cholly asking about his sister and Johnny confirming she is not present. The exact words attributed suggest a playful or coded message about someone named Lobster being away.

Johnny

The Millionaire DonatedA $20000 Chair to the University

Mrs Meadowegrass remarks on furniture cost while Hiram asks for the source. The Weekly Gazette reports a millionaire gifted a chair to the university valued at twenty thousand dollars.

Hiram Mrs. Meadowegrass Weekly Gazette

The Accumulative Stage

A reflective passage contrasts idleness with labor, noting envy of those who let money work for them while acknowledging that many must work to earn that wealth. The quote underscores patience, wealth growth, and the tension between effort and financial ease.

Women Vote Law Might End Friction

Hyker argues Congress could settle female suffrage quickly by forcing women to vote, claiming compliance would end the dispute. Pyker doubts the approach, asking how it would work.

Hyker Congress Pyker

Silence Breaks After Question About Rejection

A maiden asks a man what he would do if she turned him down. He sits in silence a full minute, then mutters that he thought she was addressing the gas, revealing a misunderstanding and awkward humor.

Thirteenth Day Proposal Sparks Unexpected Outcome

A witty remark centers on the thirteenth day being unlucky yet a man proposes to a girl who accepts him, despite superstition. The exchange notes the superstition and flips it with a happy result.

Blonde Patient and Nurse Exchange Jarring Remark

In a hospital ward scene a nurse quips that the doctor is light headed, while a blonde patient is mentioned as just brought in. The dialogue plays on perceptions of gender and appearance in a tense medical setting.

Law

The Chief Fear and a Secret Poker Habit

A tense exchange probes a clandestine poker habit the husband hides from his wife. The man admits continuing poker parties while fearing exposure. The wife’s reaction underscores the potential consequences of secrecy.

Book Agent Lady and Mrs Wise Fairy Tale Exchange

A humorous exchange about selling a fairy tale book. The book agent asks Mrs Wise to consider the tale collection while Mrs Wise jokes that after 15 years of marriage fairy tales no longer charm her.

The Photo Play: Father Coming From the Club in Forty Seven Reels

A brief note reports a spectator quote about cinema as a moving picture. Johnny Piers cites a scene titled Father Coming From the Club and mentions a forty seven reel length.

Johnny Piers

Asked and Answered Dialogue Prompt

A witty exchange shows Henry asking Omar why he talks to himself. Omar replies he does so to hear and converse with a sensible man, implying self-dialogue serves as a reliable conversation partner.

Henry Omar

Fashion notes mix bold boots with slim skirts and Paris hats

Idalia de Villiers guides Boston Globe readers through current fashion waves. High Russian boots in gray antelope pair with gray suits, dark leathers and suede tones, while ultra short skirts demand bold boots. Millinery features Belgian blue straw toques with pink roses and flowing lace veils echo Victorian styles.

Idalia de Villiers Boston Globe

Military Style Boots and Tailored Suits Shape Spring Fashion

The article describes boots with brass buttons matching military tailsours and cord frogs, high tops, and patent leather for a clean line. Short skirts demand dainty bootwear with a curved heel and buttoned tops in sand or putty cloth, while tailored suits feature jaunty coats, belts, cuffs, and braid trimming.

Crowning the Small Maid Hats and Dress Accents

A selection of children's hat styles includes leghorn bonnets with tiny flower festoons, embroidered batiste French caps with applique flowers, and pink satin lace trims. Descriptions highlight velet ribbons, wreaths, garlands, chin bows, and snap fasteners in delicate pastel models.

Boned Petticoats Remember Hoopskirt Era Styles

Vintage fashion notes describe new petticoats with feather bone extensions in crepe de chine and muslin. They echo the old fashioned skirt extenders that followed hoopskirt fashion in a revivalist trend.

An Alibi Showdown in a Private Life Inquiry

A policeman accuses a yellow reporter of being an accessory after the fact. The reporter retorts he could prove he was never after the fact and challenges witnesses from those private lives he has exposed.

Hush a By Baby Sleep And Euchre Prize

A playful verse notes a mother leaving for her club to seek a euchre prize while a father stays home to scrub. The rhyme contrasts domestic chores with social gaming in a lighthearted mood.

Manmima Papa

Cackle Audible Across Brooklyn Blocks

Citizens in Flatbush and Bensonhurst comment on a hen’s loud clucking. The playful exchange speculates whether the bird is announcing an egg or signaling a car, reflecting local humor.

Flatbush Bensonhurst

Uncertain Engagements And Fearful Fellows In Conversation

A dialogue explores why men marry taller women and cites fear of stepping back from engagements. Estelle questions the idea while Edythe suggests that smaller men may hesitate to back out of commitments.

Edythe Estelle

Ways of Women Jokes About Wives and Money

A humorous dialogue highlights gender expectations as a husband jokes about giving praise versus providing money. The wife’s desire for financial support centers the punchline, revealing social quirks in marital relations.

Color Didn’t Matter Uncle Si Seeks Fresh Fish

A diner scene features Uncle Si asking for fresh fish while a waiter offers bluefish, black bass, and whitefish. The exchange highlights the uncle’s focus on freshness over color.

Uncle Si

After Marriage

A humorous exchange contrasts Vanessa’s music with domestic life as a husband seeks a boiled dinner over a sonata. The wry remark highlights evolving marital expectations and the comic tension between art and home chores.

Vanessa

Luck and Shooting Trip Banter

Hewitt and Gruet report success on their shooting trip with Jewett noting both recorded accidental injuries and both men covered by accident policies.

Hewitt Gruet Jewett

Connecticut inventor patents hitching post mail box

A Connecticut inventor patent introduces a hitching post that also serves as a rural mail box. The hollow post has a removable lid to protect letters. The note humorously hopes a horse will not eat the missives before the housekeeper retrieves them.

Connecticut Patrice

Plate Holder of Bamboo Decorates Wall Display

Old china plates look handsome on walls and cabinets and a bamboo plate holder can hold a plate on a piano. A tiny easel style stand is built from thin bamboo with wood plugs and nails. tape and satin ribbon add security and decoration. The stand fits small photos or tiny frames as shown in the sketch.

Use of Cucumber Milk for cleansing and whitening

A historical recipe describes cucumber milk as a cleansing lotion with mild whitening effects. Instructions: boil sliced cucumbers in water, strain, mix cucumber juice with alcohol, castile soap, cucumber juice, almond oil, benzoin tincture, boric acid, then let stand. Shake well and apply twice daily with a sponge.

Bound With Leather Frock Described in Period Garment

A description details a georgette frock crepe skirt bound with a narrow black leather edge. The design uses black leather for a belt and to bind pockets on the bodice.

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