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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1922
Page
3
Fashion feature highlights wraps and dresses for girls twelve to sixteen using kerami cloth and Gerona fur looks. Designs include tiered dresses with silk braided flounces, kimono style coats, and luxurious trims like fox and skunk fur. Browns and navy dominate the palette.
A fragmented recipe list describes Corn Toast with buttered onion and corn cream, Lyonnaise Potatoes with onion butter and vinegar, Coffee Ice Cream with coffee milk base and cream, Pea Roast with bread crumbs and walnut, and Cheese Canapes with mustard and cheese. The text is incomplete and ends mid instruction.
A talkative visitor praises a busy lawyer who keeps urging another visit after a short conversation. The scene shows diplomacy colliding with efficiency as the lawyer quickly redirects the visitor, highlighting the tension between cordiality and work pace.
A 70 year old Hoboken resident Laura Berberick reports La Grippe left her with chronic catarrh and sleepless nights. After using Peruna she notes relief from head and back pains and slime in the head and throat. She praises Peruna as a lasting household remedy and recommends it to friends.
A man takes his wife for a row in a boat on a lake to placate her but she begins a lecture on his faults. He endures then tells her to stop and notes the visit was for a row not a row.
He says he found many girls who seemed right but none believed he was the right man for them. The remark stands as the sole explanation for his bachelor status.
A Washington Star quote features Miss Cayenne opposing a revival of the old-fashioned waltz citing unemployment among jazz musicians. The remark frames concerns over cultural change and labor impact amid economic peril.
A brief collection of reflective lines from J. P. Lowell and Ruskin highlighting the power of positive thinking and imagination. The quotes invite readers to envision uplifting realms built by mind and mood.
A terse fragment speaks of transformation and affection with phrases about becoming anything and a wish to become a millionaire, reflecting a clipped dialogue or lyric snippet within a larger passage.
A playful office tale recounts a shy worker who stays while coworkers vanish and ends with the girl marrying the boss, a cheeky twist on romance at the workplace.
A historical recipe list presents Veal and Sago Soup with veal simmered in water and milk, Pearlsago thickened, plus Creamed Mushroots on Toast, Onion Puree, Fried Spanish Onions, Pineapple Cream with eggs milk gelatine and pineapple. The passage outlines steps, quantities, and garnish notes for each dish.
A humorous dialogue shows Mrs. Multiwed requesting a portrait touch up to resemble her new husband by altering whiskers and hair. The artist replies with practical options, highlighting the cheeky domestic humor of the scene.
An experienced traveler consoles a seasick companion urging resilience. The wretched passenger fears death but the first speaker reassures that seasickness, while terrible, is not fatal.
A jokey dialogue between Mrs and Mr Fusser about being ready in a minute and not appearing rich. A tramp muses on glasses worth begging and a silent critique of a wealthy American tourist. Humorous quips capture daily quirks and social pretensions in a London humorist note.
In the office George notices Clyde hunting about all morning. Alden speculates Clyde may have lost his mind while Clyde continues his fruitless search.
The bride nearly fainted during the ceremony and was held up by her father until it concluded. Reportedly the father is now supporting both the bride and groom after the event.
A court scene unfolds as an enforcement agent retrieves evidence and escorts the alleged culprit to a magistrate. The judge questions the strange odor and the defendant explains a dubious cooking story. An advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue for linen care.
Uncle Eben declares a preference for a mule over a boss noting that a mule’s faults never lead to race track bets. He emphasizes reliability and steady performance over risky bets on people or bosses.
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