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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1915
Page
3
A witty exchange contrasts Niagara’s grand roar with a quarrel over a hotel bill. The guest notes initial awe fading as the husband’s protest about charges turns the scene into a humorous, domestic vignette.
Fragmentary snippet references Blue ads and life insurance while mentioning a judge and debts in a curious older style. It includes a Red Cross Ball Blue product line and suggests parental or family financial pressures alongside mortality. The readable items imply a vintage ad or notice with moral undertones.
A London Tit-Bits snippet recalls a sailor’s tale of flying fish and a wheel from Pharaoh’s chariot snagged on a dropped anchor. The quote ends with a wry remark on belief and Scripture versus ignorance and innocence in women.
A promotional notice asserts a woman’s greatest need is love and offers Marine Eye Remedy Co. of Chicago for an illustrated eye book. The brief text centers on a moral claim and a commercial appeal.
A short medical notice urges immediate care for infant illness with lassitude loss of appetite sleepiness and heaviness and recommends Castoria to stimulate digestion open skin pores and drive away sickness. The notice notes Castoria bears a genuine signature.
A minister’s son asks if collect and congregate mean the same thing. The father replies there is a vast difference between a congregation and a collection, offering a lighthearted linguistic distinction from the Christian Register.
A boastful slogan proclaims Denison's Coffee as a remedy when others fail. It hints that envy dulls happiness and positions the beverage as a straightforward path to contentment.
The earliest recorded use of deleterious gases in siege warfare dates to the Peloponnesian War between Athens and Sparta. At Platea and Delium wood soaked in pitch and sulfur was burned under walls to create choking fumes intended to stupefy defenders and ease assault.
A brief humorous exchange from the New York World noting Percy’s growth with a playful line about his height and a remark that he will fit into his father’s tennis trousers next summer. The exchange highlights the child’s progress in a light, domestic tone.
A clipped exchange hints old Tompkins faked wealth. bystanders debate the half million claim and its credibility, noting no such sum exists in town. The frugal rumor spreads amid curious chatter and local gossip.
Leading medical authorities including Dr. Eberle Braithwaite and Simon claim urine reveals clues to disease and urge readers to mail urine samples to Dr. Pierce in Buffalo NY for free expert advice. The message promotes Anuric and other Pierce remedies with trial offers and nationwide familiarity over decades.
A shopkeeper offers the latest unabridged dictionary while a customer jokes that his wife already has plenty of words. The vendor notes thousands of new words, prompting the man to decline the edition for home use.
A line from a family scene notes a daughter studying art and invited to the annual frolic of illustrators and has a bid to the Art Students' League costume party.
A witty exchange frames military courtship as a form of trial and a court martial as a natural consequence. The dialogue playfully contrasts romance within service life with disciplined military proceedings.
The Department of Agriculture notes rabbits, especially jack rabbits, eat and girdle young orchard trees above the snow line in heavy winter areas. A wash of unslaked lime 20 pounds, flowers of sulfur 15 pounds, water 50 gallons is recommended for trunk application to deter damage. If girdling occurs, immediate wound protection with grafting wax or paint is advised, and spring growth may yield new bark. In severe cases bridge grafting can be used by nurserymen.
From the Nebraska Station guidance this piece explains pruning after nursery removal. It warns that removing part of the top helps balance roots and foliage, and advises cutting back all damaged branches and torn roots to healthy tissue with smooth healable cuts. Long roots should be shortened and tangled roots thinned.
Late autumn apples can be wrapped in thin paper arranged in layers in barrels and boxes set in a cool dry place and kept till the following spring their flavor being enhanced by the storage and close confinement Only smooth sound fruit should thus be stored and one should make frequent inspection of the supply to see that no deterioration has set in as this class of fruit spoils very quickly contamination spreading very rapidly once it begins
A western horticulturist with extensive orchard experience advises following his planters. If a tree resists a sharp pull, leave it. if the soil cracks or the tree pulls out, reset the tree and pack soil firmly as initially intended.
John Barrymore the actor joked about Germanys submarine policy in New York. He compared it to a poet's complaint to a landlord about broken doors and windows, noting the doors close badly and the wind blows his hair about.
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura emollients for babies from birth, claiming cleansing soap and healing ointment ease rashes and chafing. Free samples offered by mail to Boston. A cartoon quip about Doctor Cook recalls his polar claim and frost encounter.
Post cinema routines encourage eye care to maintain a youthful look. Tips emphasize keeping eyes moist and avoiding age cues through proper hydration and rest for brighter appearance.
Fragmentary newspaper text hints at a discussion of matrimony and historical figures, mentions a Red Cross Ball and grocers advertising. The tone suggests editorial snippets on reform, office terms, and public sentiment, with scattered quotations and phrases.
A humorous dialogue fragment features a father and son debating Joan of Arc Noah's wife and ink sources. A line notes a 102-year-old man dying in the poor house with a cheeky quip about long life ending short.
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