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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1922
Page
7
Detroit readers are invited to have their favorite photo enlarged into a handsome color hand finished portrait at no cost. The Paramount Studio offers everyone help and free assistance.
A man recently returned from a three month Europe trip visited a Washington home where he aimed to impress a young woman he hopes to marry. A crowd listened as he recounted his travels but the disappointed response hinted at a strained reception.
A wife recalls how her husband worked Sundays before breakfast. She called his shop to say breakfast was ready and asked if someone would like pancakes. A staffer replied he was helping Jack and would come down to help with the pancakes, a line the wife could never live down.
The Richmond Times Dispatch recounts four bosses guiding Smith with clocks. One forbade watching time, another demanded it and cost a raise, a third treated him as a slave by mixed rules, and the last prompted defiance leading to a company presidency after tossing the clock.
In the Current Events column a teacher asks who married Princess Mary, while Doug identifies the owner of the quickest hand in a brief note published by American Legion Weekly.
An illustrated kitchen note on artful cooking features Planked Ham With Eggs, Salad Anna, Celery With Cheese Sauce, and Stafford Sausages with detailed methods. It quotes Clyde Davis on life’s dog-cart and the appeal of well garnished food in stylish serving.
A lesson from Luke 7 37 48 contrasts a penitent woman weeping washing Jesus feet and an angry Pharisee Simon highlighting forgiveness love and the debt of all sinners. Jesus teaches the parable of two debtors and the link between forgiveness and love.
Diamond Dyes offer easy at home coloring for wool silk linen cotton and blends. Each package provides straightforward instructions assuring rich color without streaking fading or running.
Lord Curzon arrives in Paris finds Quai d’Orsay elevator out of order and takes the freight lift. A heavy elderly man tries to board but is waved off until he reveals he is “only Joffre,” prompting him to use the stairs.
Officials urge caregivers to inspect every CASTORIA bottle and ensure the signature matches the official In Use for Children label. The notice stresses avoiding unverified versions and seeks mother’s vigilance in protecting infants and children.
Instructions for preparing boiled fish with a Fingaree sauce and steps for braised sweetbreads with mushrooms on toast and a Supreme Sauce. Also includes a pumpkin pudding recipe with pumpkin, milk, eggs, sugar, butter, ginger and lemon extract.
A report notes that Bibles bound for the Gilbert Islands are treated with glue and paste containing oil of cloves cayenne pepper and corrosive sublimate to deter a local worm. The text references Hiram Bingham and a Gilbertese Bible translation project with links to Sydney Australia.
A country merchant recalls a brief visit from Ephraim a young boy who claims he has no father or mother and cannot explain his presence in the store. The exchange ends with the boy saying he does not know how he arrived there. The judge's narration notes the odd encounter.
The statement asserts that effort proves pointless for a person deprived of pleasure from outcomes. It emphasizes the link between labor and satisfaction, suggesting meaning in work derives from anticipated or actual rewards.
A quotation attributed to Johnson contrasts virtue and vice and questions moral distinctions as a reminder when leaving homes. The fragment reflects a satirical or moralizing tone typical of period writing and suggests social commentary on personal conduct.
A Chinese proverb notes that while many men may form a camp a single woman can create a home. The saying emphasizes gender roles and domestic influence.
A devotional line cites Matthew chapter five verse five, describing the blessed state of those who hunger and thirst after righteousness. The quotation emphasizes moral striving and divine reward.
A wartime ad extols Red Cross Ball Blue for table linen and cheeky lines joke about a doctor rushing to patients. A pilot buzzes a loop dropping boots on an old woman whose husband arrives to claim them in a cottage garden joke from London Tit-Bits.
A neighbor asks Billy to hoe potatoes and promises repayment. Billy finishes the task and asks for payment. He returns with only a dime and says it may be all right for the neighbor but it is wrong for him.
A witty exchange questions Paris influence on fashion while Miss Cayenne defends American propriety. They note that some fashions are so delicate that plain English discussion is uncomfortable.
West-No I left my wife at home.
A Ming Toy Pekinese in a New York country summer warns of trouble after baying a tomcat. Sallie the elder cook advises the dog to back off, predicting the cat will get mad and mischief will follow, echoing a tale from the Saturday Evening Post.
Mrs A complains the cook has given notice and says the kitchen is too small to turn around. Mr A suggests installing a turntable to keep her.
A reflective line notes that much of happiness and pain stems from not knowing more than we do. The idea emphasizes how ignorance shapes experience and emotional response.
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