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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1922
Page
3
A Chicago woman describes relief from fatigue dizziness sleep loss and nervousness after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The testimonial extols lasting benefit and notes the product has been praised for nearly fifty years.
Isan addresses a class urging cultivation of a taste for good books. He tells youths to own books for constant access, recalling how he worked nights as a boy to buy books and rose before dawn to read them.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a remedy for biliousness constipation and indigestion with claims of curing sick headaches. It mentions drug stores and a gag about a new timepiece. The piece ends with a joke exchange about a permanent wave and notes that many conservatives lose money on sure bets due to fear of risk.
Stop Your Backache! A testimonial from Bertha Yvosberg of Wyndmere North Dakota praises Dodd's Kidney Pills for ending her backache after one box. The ad urges buying a large box for 60 cents and promises prompt relief or money back from Dodd's Medicine Co. Buffalo New York.
A long narrative recalls Forefathers Day and Plymouth Rock observances from early celebrations in Plymouth and Boston to the tercentenary of 1820, noting Webster’s Plymouth Oration and Coolidge’s role. It contrasts Pilgrims with Puritans, discusses Massasoit, and describes evolving public commemorations and the Pilgrims’ church and government ideals.
The article explains polishing metals by hot air in a centrifugal machine. Heated air dries and polishes wet metal in minutes, with nickel items returning to brightness quickly. A stray dialogue follows about an employee telling his foreman he is getting married after a buried joke.
Several days after requesting a day off to attend his wife’s funeral the Italian steel worker again approached the foreman with his appeal. The report notes the worker’s continued request amid family tragedy.
Robinson remarks on a newborn with concern while Brown thinks the baby died but learns it was only recently born last Tuesday.
An article explains how orchard trees need soil feed via manure, especially after harvest, to build rich moulds from decayed leaves. It advises applying manure in a circular ring under branches rather than around trunks, to feed roots before the next growing season and avoid spring annoyance.
New York State College of Agriculture at Ithaca warns peach growers to spray trees while dormant to kill curling disease spores hidden in bud scales. Early infection occurs as buds burst. use lime sulfur solution 1 20 for leaf curl and scale-strength 1 8 to 1 12 if scale is present.
Plant two year old trees for spring planting. If unavailable use one year whips. Three year olds suffer transplant shock. Ensure roots are disease free and avoid substitutes. cancel and return if substitutes offered. Dig a trench on arrival, lay roots at 45 degree angle, pack soil firmly but not to crush roots.
The article notes many excellent and potent dormant sprays perfected in recent years. It discusses compatibility with water and safe application, and that lime sulphur remains the most used spray. Some authorities criticize lime sulphur as inefficient, yet its practical dominance grows yearly among orchardists.
Growers report cherries bloom and set poorly as fruit remains pea sized. Indication of poor pollination with sterile varieties needing complementary plantings to yield fruit.
The article urges pruning and removing dead limbs and blight cankers now. It stresses targeting blight due to its prevalence last season to improve tree condition and yield for the coming year.
Mrs Rebecca E Young of La Fayette Indiana endorses Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription as reliable tonics for health. She cites personal and family use and urges readers to buy remedies at local drug stores or contact Dr Pierce's Invalids Hotel in Buffalo for advice.
A playful exchange between a teacher and pupil references Venus de Milo and a joke about giving a handout. The remark reflects classroom humor and historical sculpture discussion in a light frame.
A reflection on how criticism from adversaries is insufficient to judge a person. True assessment should come from those who know him well and support his character. The saying cautions against taking hostile opinion as definitive.
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