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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1921
Page
7
Practical kitchen advice spans pies and desserts with whipped cream cheese accents. Techniques include pumpkin pie de luxe with whipped cream, Dresden crumbs chocolate dessert, decorative salads, milk toast with cheese garnish, and meatloaf with oatmeal and hard boiled eggs for presentation.
A compact Dickensian reflection notes that those raised to pride often reveal a small weakness that stands out when contrasted with their overall character. The observation highlights character contrast and social perception.
Seasonal oyster suggestions include cucumber cups filled with raw oysters or minced fish, Cuban Eggs on Toast using sausage and eggs on buttered toast with tomato and green pepper, Terrapin Chicken a creamy mix of chicken, eggs and livers, and an economical dessert with sweet potato in syrup. Florida Favorite offers a lemon jelly mold with sponge cake and berries.
A USDA study notes many farmers should not own trucks due to cost and underutilization. It highlights Hartford County Maryland Farmers Cooperative as a model, stressing careful surveys, suitable routes within 40 miles, adequate tonnage, and strong governance. Service over profit, transparent accounting, and member ownership underpin lasting operation.
Four state marketing bureaus connect to the USDA Washington office via telegraph, enabling officials in Trenton Lancaster Harrisburg Madison and Lincoln to listen in on market messages. Pennsylvania uses eight reporters to supplement national news with local price data and supply and demand details. The move supports faster accurate reports for farmers dealers and consumers.
Experts from the United States Department of Agriculture advise leaving parsnips and salsify in the ground through winter. In spring they should be dug sorted and reset three to five feet apart to promote growth and seed production.
There is a steady demand for market poultry and eggs and price depends on quality. Good plump tender chickens command top prices while scrawny inferior stock sells for whatever it will bring.
Lesson outlines the biblical case against drunkenness focusing on Israel’s judgment. It contrasts the Rechabites’ faithfulness with Israel’s intoxication and warns against pride, folly, and scoffing prophets. The theme links to God’s judgment and the coming Savior.
The article critiques the Christian teaching of the Trinity. It cites H. G. Wells calling it a stuffed scarecrow of divinity protected by conciliar curses. The author argues Trinity is not mere hairsplitting but a core belief.
An advertisement touts Bulgarian Blood Tea as made from roots leaves barks berries and flowers from Europe Asia and Africa. It urges keeping a box at hand and offers pricing for one large family box or multi box bundles through druggists.
A vignette blends playful dialogue on olives and romance aboard a Fifth Avenue bus. A neighbor jokes about hair loss while a domestic scene in Scotland prompts a wry classroom quip about marriage. The clashing tones echo light city humor.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple to use for dyeing or tinting faded garments and home textiles. It claims no streaking or running and advises buyers to tell druggists the fabric type whether wool silk linen cotton or mixed.
A witty exchange questions Senator Snortsworthy’s consistency. One speaker claims the senator shows a single track mind, while the other notes his frequent reversals, likening his thinking to a railroad yard.
A court discussion notes a judge who stays away from home most of the time. A speaker calls it bad and says they must go to the golf links to ask for money. The exchange highlights concerns over family finances and judicial conduct.
A quirky editorial line contrasts surprising butter cakes with a jab at home brew mishaps, featuring a character named Eley in a humorous kitchen mix up.
A reader recalls being required to serve on jury duty while a baseball game was in progress, describing the odd clash between courtroom duty and sporting entertainment. The report highlights the inconvenience and questions about jury process timing.
A concise reflection from Mark Twain emphasizes that effort teaches resilience and growth through facing hardship. The remark suggests perseverance through challenge as a path to learning and strength.
An Indiana city mayor declares a man has the right to chasten his wife, a stance seen as limited in impact since many men lack the nerve to exercise it. The remark underscores debates over domestic authority and women's rights.
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