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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1920
Page
4
Entry indicates second class matter April 2 1910 at Montezuma Indiana post office under act of March 3 1879 with standard mailing designation.
Publication announces rates for Indiana and Illinois subscriptions at 1.50 yearly in advance and 1.75 elsewhere with local word insertions at 1 cent per word and a 20 cent minimum. Card of thanks 25 cents. Public notice that non news content will be charged at advertising rates. Moxrezema Lab. November 4 1920.
Community notes detail visits and travel by residents including Paul Mankin and Mr. and Mrs. Burch Clear waters. Elections bring visitors home. illness touches several locals such as Mrs Martha Ratcliff and Mrs Ralph Purcell. Also mentions ads for printing services and a skin product.
Disjointed notes describe stomach issues and Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy. The piece lists social visits from Clinton, Bloomington, Indianapolis, and Terre Haute, real estate offers, and residents returning from travels. It promotes Cucumber Cream and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy amid community notices and local names.
The American Red Cross Nursing Service reports rapid expansion with over 37 000 graduate nurses enrolled and more than 1 000 assigned to the Public Health Service. It aids army navy reserve staffing, supports foreign hospital projects, and advances rural and home nursing through education and community programs led by Miss Clara D Reyes and others.
The Home Service program of the American Red Cross helps families including veterans and the illiterate with budget planning, chronic stress, schooling, and housing. It collaborates with communities, offers rest rooms and recreation, and seeks to improve social life through local action and partnerships. Contact the nearest Red Cross chapter secretary for assistance.
A playful dialogue ends with a declaration that the word shrew has no masculine counterpart. The exchange shows humor as one character insists there is no male equivalent.
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