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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1919
Page
5
John D. King of West North Street reports long sought relief from rheumatism and stomach trouble after using Trutona. He says the medicine helped his appetite and energy. The ad notes Trutona’s introduction at L. J. Murdock's Drug Store in Montezuma.
The First National Bank emphasizes voluntary insurance for individual deposits, arguing state and federal moves toward depositor protection. It calls for bank security similar to collateral or bonds and cites bank failures highlighting the need for insurance for customer funds.
A thrift oriented guide urges readers to become homeowners, not renters, by saving early. It promotes War Savings stamps and Treasury Savings certificates as practical tools, noting small monthly gains and potential mature values toward a $100 to $1000 home-building fund.
A brief collection of maxims on courage and perseverance. Luia Lynne Eames notes that keeping courage up sustains effort while Henry Ward Beecher contends that easy victories lack value. The lines echo moral resolve.
Store promotes lower grocery and meat bills with bold claims and a sale pitch urging shoppers to switch locations. An accompanying ad lists tire prices and sales figures, naming Hugh Aikman as proprietor Roy Aikman as manager.
A quote discusses how thoughts rely on language to preserve beauty, claiming much meaning is lost if expressed differently. It notes Ruskin as the speaker and contrasts language with thought in creative expression.
The San Francisco Chronicle notes pioneers abandon long beautiful names as postal authorities shorten them, reflecting a trend toward abbreviated forms in official records.
A school in Italy uses stamp albums to teach geography and history. Each student owns a collection, while the school builds a larger, more complete set. The pupils show enhanced interest and devotion to studies when using these novel text books compared with ordinary maps.
A dry battery using red lead instead of manganese compound has been patented by Hl. Czan yi. The inventor claims the red lead battery lasts longer without deterioration and can be recharged at least ten times with each recharge as efficient as current batteries.
Two hundred War Savings stamps bought this year will be worth 1000 in 1924 for office equipment, a new car, further study, home payment, or children's education. One hundred stamps start at 500, and 50 at 250, offering safe investments via the W S S routes paying over 4 percent.
A four point guide advises readers to save a portion of regular income weekly or monthly, invest regularly in government securities and savings stamps, obtain full value for every expenditure, and care for and fully utilize all purchases.
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