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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1915
Page
3
De Quincey for thirty years dined on a slice of mutton and a dish of rice insisting the meat be cut diagonally. He warned that a longitudinal cut would produce distressing consequences to his system and hinder him from attending to important matters.
A student of political economy laments wealth power in the country while an observant person notes that a rich man faces the same wait for a telephone number as anyone else. The exchange highlights class tension and everyday frustrations with modern conveniences.
Citizens discuss Hawkins honesty and question his night record as local chatter centers on trust and past actions. Supporters defend his integrity while critics push for scrutiny of late shifts and duties. Community members seek transparent disclosures from Hawkins and officials.
The author argues winter dairying can yield higher profits than summer milk due to better prices and stable labor needs. He notes half the cows calving in fall smooths year round production, outlines cost comparisons, emphasizes year round feeding, silage use, and the advantage of better winter supervision for non specialty dairying.
A Wisconsin Agriculturist description shows a four horse evener without side draft. It uses two double trees a long 5 ft 4 in stick two iron pulleys bolts strap braces and a small link chain. Pulleys are placed 7 inches from the end and 15 inches to the center and second bolt 24 inches apart.
Guidance on dairy farm management stressing careful feeding and business sense. Emphasizes milk as earned by effort, not force, with patience, cleaner practices, herd improvements, and avoiding cheap mixed feeds. Encourages weighing results and reinvesting in quality cows.
The draft discusses how farm labor is transforming as workers now need broad science based skills in chemistry bacteriology entomology plant and animal health breeding and crop protection. It foresees rural rather than urban recruitment and calls for programs to retain country youth and improve home life and social activities on farms.
Governor James E. Ferguson recalls a comic misdirection about a traveler named Smith who, bored at an entertainment in an unfamiliar town, tells a cynical companion, We are home, I live in the bloomin’ place, delivering a sharp line about belonging.
The Soap cleanses and purifies while the Ointment soothes and heals to promote natural skin beauty. These emollients care for skin scalp hair and hands under conditions that could disfigure them. Sample free by mail with a book by addressing a postcard to Cuticura Dept XY Boston. Sold everywhere.
A Colorado agricultural note argues that hens lay more eggs without roosters present. Experiments show large poultry plants often have no cock on site and still produce, reducing losses from fertile eggs in heat. The author cautions against harming breeding stock, urging separation instead.
A beneficiary notes Twobble profits from war stocks while planning a country home, sparking discussion over wartime profiteering and humanitarian appearances. The exchange underscores tension between public virtue and private gain during conflict.
A humorous exchange over the nation’s flagship dish. One person wavering between spaghetti a la Boston and goulash Maryland style.
The piece urges keeping a youthful appearance by maintaining bright eyes after a late movie watch. It suggests avoiding hints of age by managing facial cues and eye fatigue.
Advertisement notes dill pickle appeal with Red Cross Bar and Blue association. Claims grocers sell it and hunting season remains open.
In a tense sermon the pastor calls out John Stackpole by name claiming consequences for him. Stackpole stirs and mutters a delayed response as the crowd prepares to sing the ninety ninth hymn. The scene conveys harsh, redistributive rhetoric in a small congregational setting.
Grace Mower five-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs C E Mower fell from a depot window onto a brick walk but protected by a teddy bear held tightly around the toy. The Mowers live on the second floor of the depot building and the incident involved the St Paul railway agent family.
Ad touts Grove's Tasteless chill tonic as a general tonic with quinine and tron. Claims liver action malaria relief blood enrichment and overall system boost for 50 cents.
A string of witty lines and product notes echoing a vintage ad page. It mentions a chauffeur joke from The Profits and notes on cats and rats, Red Cross Ball Blue laundry aid, Denison's Coffee, and a claim about Queen Elizabeth of Belgium holding a medical degree.
Dr. Pierce of Buffalo promotes Anuric as a supreme uric acid eliminator. It claims quick relief from rheumatism gout and gravel with safety for children and a trial offer via mail.
A farmer criticizes the belief that pulled crops of weeds are as good as manure. He argues weeds serve little value beyond harboring moths for future cut worm infestations, urging better practices for soil health.
The article emphasizes placing the garden near the house to make vegetable gathering convenient. It argues accessibility, comfort, and efficiency as core goals for practical kitchen garden design.
Fragmentary dialogue about a father’s mood allowing a motorcycle and a girl’s view of idealization. No clear event or names to anchor a full news summary.
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