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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1920
Page
7
Governor Morrow comments on overblown Kentucky humor about Lige Parsons. The tale recounts Parsons firing at Harris boys, fearing for a calf and children, then returning to his Bible while four were left dead.
A Boston Transcript clipping reports a telephone exchange at Wilkins markets where a Mrs. Blank complains the liver delivery is unsatisfactory, not cach's liver and the meat is tender, prompting the bookkeeper to seek the proprietor amid a flurry of names including Mrs Danko.
Euclid, ancient mathematician possibly flourishing in the third century BCE, is often deemed Greek with birthplace uncertain. He likely worked in Alexandria, a renowned center of learning and trade. His Elements of Geometry in 18 books remains famed, especially the first six, laying foundational geometry for higher math.
A stranger asks about bootleg voids in town while an old inhabitant recalls a curious scene. A refined man exits a theater after a night of drinking in an alley then returns, unaware the next night would reveal the event. The doorkeeper reveals the surprising timing.
A historic lesson outlines Jesus commissioning the twelve apostles, their mission scope to Jews, message that the kingdom is at hand, and divine power for miracles. It contrasts the early ministry with later church times and notes trials, reliance on the Spirit, and enduring instruction for all ages.
Practical guide to crafting small Christmas gifts from box boards. Describes making a whisk broom holder, a necktie rack, a plant stand, a nail-on box top, a footstool, and related dimensions, cuts, and finishing steps with enamel, shellac, or stain. Includes hole drilling, dowels, and assembly details for each project.
Gooseberry tart and currant pudding tempt the table as Willie struggles over manners. His mother asks which he wants and Willie finally resolves to have tart first, bringing a simple, bright moment to the scene.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as easy to use with clear directions. It claims any fabric including wool silk linen cotton or blends can be dyed to a new fadeless color. The druggist offers a Diamond Dyes Color Card featuring 16 rich colors and guarantees perfect results.
A humorous exchange imagines a friend remembering an unusual debt. One character asks about a memory destroyer and suspects alcohol or tobacco, but another reveals the key is a loan of a ten-spot to 2 Inan that he will not forget to repay on the following Saturday.
The circular promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a tonic and blood purifier that cleanses the blood and strengthens the system to restore normal conditions. It urges readers to buy through Druggists and to request free circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
Dreaming of skating suggests uncertain success driven by personal effort. Seeing others skate implies a pleasant time. Buying them denotes honor and respect.
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