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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1922
Page
9
Mrs J W Pickins of 516 S 15th St Los Angeles proprietor of a book store at 219 Mercantile Place describes relief from long standing indigestion nervousness and suspected heart trouble after using Tantac She reports better appetite sleep and energy and recommends Tantac sold by all druggists.
A dialogue contrasts a seeker asking to read both sides with a person who wants to form an opinion first. The exchange highlights the difficulty of weighing perspectives before forming a stance.
A Christmas scene in a barnyard shows animals exchanging greetings while pigs jockey for gifts and attention. The pigs joke about generosity while Grandfather Porky and Miss Ham trade lines, prompting the others to wonder about true holiday cheer.
A Paris and Milan facility apply ozone to timber to dry wood rapidly. Wood dries in two weeks and becomes ready for cabinet makers. The process uses specially built chambers where ozone is circulated at controlled heat to prevent warping and reduce drying time.
Danish deep sea expedition led by Dr. Johannes Schmidt aboard the Dana returns with new data and a collection of previously unseen deep sea life. At 16 250 feet a sea devil displayed a tiny electric lamp on a wire like tentacle while other fish carried lantern bulbs. The voyage notes Bermuda as a central breeding area and suggests European crossing of the Atlantic from Bermuda.
The Lake Mentz conservation works near Port Elizabeth in the Sundays River valley have just been completed as Africa’s second largest irrigation project after the Nile. Funded by the union government at over 2.5 million dollars, the dam holds 25.7 billion gallons of water over 4900 acres. Private works downstream cost 3 million dollars, with three diversion weirs and 400 miles of canals. The scheme targets permanent water supply and intensive cultivation over more than 40,000 acres.
Archeologists warn that ongoing construction around ancient Carthage will disrupt digging and discoveries. Two French officials bought land on the site and uncovered a Tanit temple after digging began. If sales continue, agents plan to market 240 acres at about $200000 total.
The article notes that white slave traffic was historically extensive across Europe, America, Asia, Africa, and Australia. It cites an international treaty signed in May 1904 by multiple nations to suppress the trade, with the United States joining in 1908.
Ancient walls in Canton were razed and contractors offered to excavate for whatever treasure lay within. Discoveries include ancient coins and ornaments, making the work highly profitable for those involved.
A man recounts meeting a woman identified as T Brown and asks if she is his wife. The speaker describes her as fifty but appearing younger, noting her attire and manner, and questions her relationship status.
A fragmented exchange shows She pressing to bring home a cat from a club while He questions what to do about it. The dialogue hints at a domestic dispute or casual domestic tension during an afternoon and evening.
Phyllis laments marriage to Reginald and confesses she suspects he wed for her money. Her friend counters that Reginald is not as stupid as he looks, offering cynical consolation.
A Boston Evening Transcript quip contrasts Shakespearean verse with a lawyer who allegedly took 65 percent of an estate. The remark highlights a dispute over prophetic wisdom versus legal pilferage in a satirical tone.
A Little Lot resident quotes Youth's Companion about promotion in offices. The old citizen says top earners leave, and the remedy is to hire a new office boy rather than replace the high paid executive.
Dialogue shows She-I urging Jack that their marriage must not clash with his father’s plans. He fears conflict and acknowledges that a change could make things difficult for them. The exchange highlights tensions between personal ties and family expectations.
Mary asks about her husband’s golf, Alice notes his anger at himself after playing, and the dialogue explores why his mood shifts during the game.
A playful reflection on politeness as the art of not letting others know what we think. The speaker contemplates echoes and recalls a fatherly definition about restraint in speech.
Dialogue excerpt shows Uncle Tobe and others debating discipline with hints of memory and identity, but no concrete incident, date, or place. The snippet lacks identifiable persons, organizations, or events to anchor a factual summary.
A bride asks if the couple should say goodbye to papa and mamma before their wedding trip. The father responds with a brief line, clarifying that he will say au revoir.
The paper notes another case of a bather bitten by a second angler after a blank day. It suggests precautions but states the area remains open for safe bathing with minor risk from interactions among anglers.
A lecturer addresses a Boston audience with reflections on focus and pace. The talk notes how listeners anticipate points and keep ahead in discussion, hinting at a lively exchange about attention and engagement.
A fragmentary exchange questions what a person would do if suddenly given a valuable tie and money, contrasting generosity with self sufficiency. The impre id citizen asks whether one should accept help or resist dependence, reflecting social attitudes toward wealth and pride.
A farm renter explains in clipped terms that a movie company will shoot a reel on the property. The exchange hints at a humorous miscommunication about who is visiting and for what purpose.
In a novel London Morning Post report two men competed in a one mile London to Brighton walking race. W. F P Bell with a steel leg won the course finishing in 12 hours 51 minutes, while W Ellison with a wooden leg finished about half an hour later.
The Diamond Dyes ad touts simple directions that let any woman dye or tint faded items like draperies and sweaters. It claims no streaking or running and advises telling the druggist fabric type to prevent mistakes, pledging perfect home dyeing for wool silk linen cotton or blends.
Mrs Blank appears in a low neckline prompting sharp gossip amid social circles as onlookers remark on the style and propriety at a public event. The exchange hints at recognitions and social tension within the community.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment promise a clear complexion scalp cleanliness and soft hands. The ad adds Cuticura Talcum as part of a fragrant triple set for daily use and occasional care.
A compact reflection noting how rapid shifts between success and failure reveal human fragility and the danger of overreaching. It stresses humility amid achievement and the ease with which vanity becomes despair.
A woman discovers Noa’s hidden secret and the knowledge protects it from exposure. The revelation alters relationships as the secret remains secured by her awareness.
A brief note indicates the knocker does not drop the hammer immediately when the whistle sounds, suggesting a delay or discretion in the action during play.
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