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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1922
Page
7
Scientific American notes rapid aviation progress with the Ark showing speed records near 26 mph, long endurance flights, and coast-to-coast attempts. Engines test for 250 hours, gliders stay aloft on currents, helicopters lift vertically, airplanes connect to dirigibles, metal replaces wood, and pilotless planes perform complex evolutions.
The Bible stands unmatched in translation progress, having been rendered wholly or partly into many languages and dialects. A pace of one complete book every six weeks has been sustained for over two decades, according to The Mentor report.
A collection of humorous clippings notes marriage mischief in a brief exchange about being newlyweds. It also shares an old laundry tip using Red Cross Ball Blue and a worm anecdote from J. W. Gannon explaining thunder spurring worm appearances after rain. A rural method to drive worms with ground vibration is described.
A brief quip from Pick Me Up jokes about Old Brown fearing death. The punchline twists from a grave concern to cremation, with a macabre humor typical of the era.
The beautiful movie queen is obstinate about a scene. Her press agent tries to reason while she calls the director a brute for wanting her to jump with a dog in her arms, claiming risk to her complexion.
A worried woman frets over saving enough for divorce which will take six months, then she plans to buy a fur coat for her partner named Wil. Her friend notes the financial hold up and the surprising want.
A reflection on changing courtship norms as an individual contemplates a partner's preferences and the evolving standards for relationships. The text contrasts personal tastes with broader social pressures affecting dating and gender roles.
In a Washington Star snippet Miss Cayenne says she has not considered learning the new Chinese game. She states she is mainly working to master the vocabulary and the scoring system.
A physician notes a case described as over taxed nerves amid questions about personal property taxation. The remark frames taxation as a stress and health concern.
A man with no good credit will fret over debts. Too much credit leads to grief from mounting obligations.
Quotations reveal a public debate on women wearing skirts mopping sidewalks and husbands quitting work to carry street trains, reflecting social tensions over evolving fashion and public space roles.
A buyer balks at a chair priced at one thousand dollars, noting a prior quote of six hundred. The shopkeeper cites increased labor and material costs since then shaping the higher figure.
A suburbanite explains he relies on the grocer for vegetables. When he asked for beans the grocer supposedly offered jimson weed instead, prompting the man to prefer growing his own.
A vessel wrecked by a storm reaches safety as onlookers note the lighthouse still shining guiding the stranded crew to shore. The tale highlights survival and recovery amid rough seas and peril.
A fragment notes curiosity about how people join things to learn what they are about. The text reads as a playful exploration of novelty and learning through assembling and combining ideas.
An irascible artist, focused on painting the sky, shifts away when a young woman sets up nearby. He shows palpable hostility as she apologizes, saying she thought there was sky enough for everybody.
In a brief city scene Mame confesses doubt about recognizing a seaside acquaintance. Madge challenges her about a promised marriage, noting that their engagement remains uncertain beyond their casual talk.
Its Size notes a playful exchange about Bob She and Bob with a witty comparison to a ladle. The line reflects humorous commentary typical of London Answers.
A lesson outline discusses Israel as a central land in God s plan, Joshua s leadership, and possession by faith. It explains Israel s geographic boundaries, future spiritual-national role in the last days, and millennial peace when nations seek the true God through Zion.
A short biblical verse fragment from Isaiah 52 7 emphasizes the beauty of those delivering good news and the message of peace carried across hills and valleys.
A historical note cites Gregory the Great describing scripture as a water stream where large and small creatures may move freely, illustrating the expansive nature of sacred text and its inclusive reach.
A short quotation attributed to Montesquieu contrasts cultivation with fertility, noting that cultivation lies in freedom rather than abundance. The line evokes the value of cultivated liberty over mere richness.
A fragmented quotation presents Bennet’s stance condemning worship tied to custom and expense, labeling it as obstruction to truth. The remark, attributed to Zitmerman, frames worship as a potential bias against authenticity.
The article traces the first provision for settling industrial disputes to a Lyons tribunal before the French Revolution. Abolished in 1791, it inspired Napoleon in 1806 to establish councils of experts with similar roles in resolving controversies within the silk industry.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as the best laxative for constipated or ill children. It claims the product sweetens the stomach and stimulates the liver and bowels without griping and contains no narcotics. It warns against counterfeit versions and urges asking druggists for the genuine label.
A Louisville Courier Journal snippet quotes a despondent resident joking about mixing pickles in a gherkin foundry and losing sense for twisting pretzels. The fragment captures a whimsical, slangy moment without broader context.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura products for scalp itching and dandruff. It advises rubbing spots with Cuticura Ointment, then shampooing with Cuticura Soap and hot water, and using the preparations daily for clear skin and soft hands.
A light moment as a couple confirms their divorce after years of disagreement. The exchange yields the first point of agreement between them, highlighting ongoing personal changes.
Before the American revolver era Perth Stirling and Dundee were major pistol making centers. Scottish pistols were exported widely with nearly 100 firms once operating in Scotland.
In a Louisville Cour report a new Western senator promises to push a bill through Congress, stating patience will yield action as the sun rises eastward on legislative progress.
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