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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1915
Page
7
Consumers lack knowledge of beef cuts and their value. The article explains lean, fat, and bone proportions for loin, rib, sirloin, chuck, plate, and round cuts, and urges shoppers to visit multiple butcher shops to compare cuts and prices. It emphasizes buying by inspection, trimming, and planning leftovers for better economy.
A compact sun dial that fits in the hand can be adjusted to show local time in any latitude. Also notes saltwater storage prevents rubber tubing from deteriorating. Locust swarms in Costa Rica were broken up using cannon-shot sand. England once required burial shrouds of wool to boost wool industry. Princess Shakovskaya, a female aviator, served at the East Prussian front after proving her flying skill.
The Celilo canal completion on the Oregon side of the Columbia River adds Idaho to the states with a seaport. Stern-wheel river steamers can now travel from the Pacific Ocean to Lewiston at the Snake River head of navigation, a distance of 480 miles.
A compact meditation on how inspiration drives human effort and the birth of mastery. The text frames inspiration as a primal motive behind making, shaping ideas into tangible work.
Advice to growers on selecting fruit, packing, and shipping for top prices. Emphasizes hand picking, small packs, cool storage, and shipping to arrive Monday or Tuesday via reliable commission houses. Warns against shipping subpar fruit and urges consulting an agent for proper timing and fruit types.
A large body of water near orchards reduces spring warmth, acting as a freezer that cools nearby air. This slows spring advance of vegetation and delays peach tree blossoms until after frost risk has passed.
Florida fruit growers adopt a new patent fruit-picking bag to reduce bruising. The canvas bag on an iron frame holds fruit to fill half a regulation orange field box. A shoulder strap keeps it at the picker’s side while a wedge shaped open bottom is closed by rope and snap.
Officials warn that burning pruning waste is poor practice. Piled brush invites insect pests during winter and can shelter mice rabbits and other enemies of young trees, causing damage to orchard growth and overall health.
An advisory warns of severe blight in parts and recommends removing badly infested trees and trimming affected areas. It calls for disinfecting pruning tools frequently with corrosive sublimate and water in a one to one thousand mix.
Ex claimed the fair maid returned the ring the football hero wore, accusing him of cowardice after sighting him run with the ball rather than facing the crowd. She calls off marriage citing his lack of courage following the game.
Mr J M Sinclair of Olivehill Tennessee describes four years of back pain kidney weakness bladder inflammation and heart trouble. After ineffective medical treatment he reports relief from Dodds Kidney Pills and notes other products such as Diamond Dinner Pills for constipation. Adv. On the Right Track pun included.
The remark suggests a stance that opposition to bias requires active concern and engagement rather to passivity. It emphasizes the role of prejudice as a motivator for attention and action in social or political life.
A Cuban youth, A. Kinderland, aged eighteen, watching a detective melodrama at the Hotel Ansonia in New York City collapsed from apoplexy amid the climax. He was revived in the lobby and later moved to the hotel after the third act scene caused darkness and the detective’s lamp to fall.
A satirical wartime dialogue contrasts soldiers content with digging trenches and a general who prefers moving intrenchments. The piece shifts to advertising quips about an alarm clock, Marine Eye Remedy Co., and Denison's Coffee, ending with a moral note on unjust gains.
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