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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
2
Announcement from The Youth's Companion invites new subscribers to pay $2 for 1914 issues and receive the remaining 1913 issues plus The Companion Practical Home Calendar. The notice lists contact at 144 Berkeley St Boston and promotes sample chapters from A S Piers boarding school tale His Father's Son.
The Companion is enlarged and broadened offering weekly reading for families. It highlights editorial pages Nature and Science sections and pages for Family Boys Girls Children, plus eight serials and 250 stories. The magazine claims unmatched breadth of content at a low cost.
Preparations for the Chicago exposition November 29 to December 6 are well advanced with entries tabulated and facilities expanding. A record display of purebred and fat livestock is anticipated, as construction crews enlarge buildings to accommodate exhibitors and spectators amid beef, pork, and mutton shortages that spur production efforts nationwide.
The Fire Marshals Association of North America adopted a Philadelphia resolution urging fire prevention be taught in public, private, and parochial schools across North America. It backs laws restricting inflammable materials, supports better building standards, and seeks a publicity committee to promote the cause.
Attendees will see new feeding and breeding problems with partial solutions to adapt methods to changing conditions. The Chicago exposition promises a stage of instruction and diversion unlike prior events, rewarding both learners and visitors.
A amusing quip notes that progress often favors the bold even if not the brainiest, as a man with a ladder can clear a path through a crowd. The saying reflects practical street wisdom.
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