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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1922
Page
6
A Scientific American note reports that poison ivy is a common blame for plant poisoning though over 100 poisonous plants grow in the country and individual susceptibility varies, so not all plants are equally dangerous.
A brief advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as safe for fabrics and effective in whitening clothes. It claims the product keeps garments white without harming the fabric and urges buying from all good grocers.
A mother grows angry at a naughty parrot that harmed the baby and throws it under the bed. The husband, returning home, crawls after the bird to fetch it, and the parrot asks the judge what has been done.
A woodsman and a determined woman discuss a family curse tied to a red lock as they plan escape from servitude. They glimpse a wagon train idea in California and prepare for a Milford stage visit to the preacher’s study, seeking a hopeful future back home.
In 1549 the Buckeye post office arrives daily as Zeke Polick and Simon Colin preside over a divided town. The procession brings the Rev Caleb Popictus to meet Tessie Warhope and confront banker Simon Colin as a crowd gathers on the river road.
On the banks of the Wabesh Texie Colin daughter of rich moneylender Pap Simon and Jack Warhope bound to servitude plan to marry. The missing brother Ken is discussed as Jack vows to seek his fortune once ten days pass, knowing the likely consequences for their future.
The fragment reads as a philosophical musing on enmity and friendship, noting that hostility may be clearer than delicate social bonds. Individual names, places, or dates are not present in the readable text.
Letters from readers in Corona New York Mahoningtown Pennsylvania and other places praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming relief from health issues and enhanced well being. The messages emphasize refusal of surgery belief in the remedy and confidence in its safety for young girls and mothers.
A remark contrasts Bill Tilden’s tennis prowess with the idea of his prowess in doubles and singles. The speaker quips he is singularly bad in doubles and doubly bad in singles, noting hard labor yields rest.
History of a Castoria advertisement praising relief for babies and children from constipation gas colic and diarrhea and promising regulated digestion. It also includes unrelated musings about music fatigue and a question about choosing between actions.
A reflective piece on how success motivates the masses while confirming achievement remains the province of a select few. It contrasts broad aspiration with exclusive attainment and highlights the tension between equality and exceptional outcomes.
The proverb notes that rebuke or correction loses force if it is aimed at a single person but gains weight when dispersed among a broad group, implying communal accountability and social pressure.
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