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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
3
A rural physician Dr. Pierce built fame by curing diseases and later moved to Buffalo New York. He marketed a tonic called Golden Medical Discovery made from natural roots and barks. The remedy claimed to be a tonic corrective and blood-maker used by millions over the years.
A reader letter extols Matonie claiming it cured indigestion after years of discomfort. The message says thousands testify to its benefits by reducing acidity and pitta, aiding stomach distress and related symptoms, and suggests it is inexpensive compared with drugs.
The text outlines scattered observations about winds affecting the coast and ships. It mentions attempts at steering, steering errors, and assurances that the actions will not cause widespread danger or alarm. The passage emphasizes caution amid rough conditions without specifying events.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets with claims they work overnight to cleanse liver and bowels. It promises a refreshed morning with clear head and rosy skin, noting no griping and no inconvenience. Children are encouraged to use Cascarets too with prices 10 25 50 cents.
In a tense moment the crowd cheered for about thirty minutes while Senate Soren faced questions. The exchange hints at public impatience with speeches as lawmakers suspect listeners prefer demonstrations over formal addresses.
Suis Van Tersel from Passaic New Jersey hailed as the most decorated war veteran at a Cleveland American Legion convention. He holds 19 valor awards from World War I including the Medal of Honor. Tersel displays his medals to Cleveland Mayor Fitzgerald during the event.
A remarkable air photograph captures the Statue of Liberty and its surroundings, drawing renewed public interest in the historic landmark and harbor area.
A fragment from a Kansas City Star piece recounts a sluggard's stubborn refusal to rise and begin the day with admonitions about the lark and the bee. It also notes a London dock custom where two traders exchange black beans as tokens of honesty to seal a contract.
A bizarre incident at a Canadian border town ends with a goat injuring a hunchback. Authorities note a misdirected attack then a faulty management of a whiskey receptacle, revealing a diminutive unit structure.
Mr Duthwaite questions the principals in a brash breach case. Lawyer Beales cites a telephone girl and a millionaire as the pair, quipping that she has his number. The exchange notes two years to obtain it, highlighting a sharp, witty courtroom moment in the Birmingham Ave Herald.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapensin as the fastest relief for indigestion gases and stomach distress caused by acidity. It claims immediate relief and enables eating favorite foods again, with a six cent large case and no harm.
Bocker reports an automobile ran over him. The item questions whether the death was from natural causes.
A quotation frames art not as a separate object but as the beautiful method behind every action. It suggests artistry resides in practice and process rather than in a standalone creation.
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