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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1922
Page
6
An importer in Baltimore contracted $10,000 with a German house before the war. The war disrupted communications, leaving the bill unpaid, yet goods were received and sold with profit. He now seeks the German creditor to pay in full with interest by sending a check for cents.
An old advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria claiming 30 years of use to relieve constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhea and to aid digestion and natural sleep without opiates the genuine product bears signature.
The regiment halts before a church under repair. Soldiers who do not wish to attend are allowed to fall out. The captain orders the remaining show of faith to proceed, as the men who stayed behind are said to need it most.
A local advertisement offers dye or tint services to restore worn or shabby garments and draperies. The notice emphasizes refreshing fabrics for women with dyeing and tinting options.
An old advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple enough for any woman to dye or tint worn items at home. It notes the price of 15 cents and urges choosing any color at the drug store while playfully referencing weather and men looking toward heaven.
Deborah, guided by Old Tom Meager's plainscraft, pushes along a threadlike water course in a desolate valley. She finds signs of a camp and horses, battles exhaustion, and is halted by a US Army cavalry troop who reveal Captain Kelleen is dead and she collapses.
Wounded but alive, Kelleen fights through darkness to uncover the Alvaro mine’s secret tunnel. He confronts Bob Meager’s henchmen, battles for control of a knife, and discovers Deborah’s fate while planning how to expose the villain and rescue his ally.
A rustic quip from Uncle Eben suggests a hypothetical hunger strike would occur only when it is between spring chickens and watermelon season, implying a humorous, timeless pause between seasonal foods.
An antique dealer criticizes the wife of a wealthier rival then notes a sought after lot. The exchange ends with a sharp, wry remark about the prize.
Dr. R. V. Pierce, famed Buffalo physician, studied Nature's remedies and Indian methods to create Favorite Prescription. The tonic, praised for female weaknesses, has endured for decades and remains in demand. Send for a trial package from Dr. Pierce's Invalids Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
Two hunters chase a wildcat into a clearing and flee as the animal leaps through a cabin window. On the porch, Friend Husband sits calm as a woman’s voice is heard inside, prompting panicked reactions from the men and a squint at danger versus comic bravado.
A quip notes that rapid speech wins disputes between two women, framing wit over patience. The remark highlights verbal agility as the decisive factor in heated exchanges.
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