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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1922
Page
4
The paper notes Maud Scott and P. F. McNamee as associate editor team with 1919 post office entry for Montezuma. Indians under act of March 3 1879 referenced as historical context.
Subscription 1.50 per year in advance in Indiana and Illinois. All other states 1.7 per year. Advertising Locals 1 cent per word each insertion with a 20 cent minimum. Display rates furnished at Office 04 upon request. Card of thanks 25 cents.
Old papers for sale at the Enterprise Office with notices of appointments visits and travels across Indiana towns. Individuals include Rev N W Clark in Indianapolis and Mrs R W Johnston visiting Greencastle parents.
Travelers in Brazil note Uruguayan coastlines with wide silver sand stretches half a mile across. The smooth surfaces host wind patterns and animal tracks from capybara and jaguar. Banks of vegetation boundary tall forests along rivers, posing danger to boats near shore.
An advertisement notes dizziness after meals from undigested food and promotes Adlerika with buckthorn bark and glycerine as a remedy. It claims the product expels poison and gas from both bowels and helps prevent appendicitis with Cummins Pharmacy listing.
The Detroit News surveys how various civilizations venerable trees and plants. Druids praise oaks and mistletoe, Norse myth centers on Yggdrasil, Athenians revere the olive, Mohammedans honor myrtle wheat date palm, and Hebrews lift the acacia with Moses saw burning bush.
A brief vignette shows William preparing to wash his face, replying to his mother in a quiet home moment. The scene captures domestic routine and family interaction.
A three year old girl excitedly points out a caterpillar to her father describing it as having a fur coat. The humorous exchange captures a child’s vivid mispronunciation and wonder.
A fragmented dialogue shows Meekton arguing against expecting Heretta to attend a party in the same appearance she wears daily. The exchange hints at themes of identity and social expectations in a humorous context.
A distressed man recalls a gold inlay he must replace after giving up candy. He notes the taste loss and a looming dentist bill of five dollars to reattach the inlay, prompting self condemnation and vows to avoid sticky candy again.
Mr and Mrs Claude Ingram and daughter Maxine of Indiana polis attended the Mathas reunion Sunday. Several families and relatives gathered for reunions in Ladoga and West Salem. Mrs Mary Lewis died at her Nebraska home. funeral held in Coloma with survivors including several children. Mr Meek, aged 93, will celebrate his 94th birthday the 8th, enjoys the Enterprise newspaper.
The Johannesburg Times argues South Africa spends too much on officials. It notes about 400,000 adult white males, many unemployed or nonproductive, leaving very few white men able to produce wealth after deducting public servants.
A prior note warned of a thief stealing platinum from Notre Dame lightning rod terminals in Paris. Now Germany's key Koenigsberg earthquake observatory reports theft of all bronze seismograph parts, ending operations at a site noted for Baltic-Russian plateau research.
A fashionable new handbag features a tiny electric bulb that turns on when opened. It illuminates the interior to reveal keys money tickets and the built in mirror letting a woman find items quickly in dim theaters or taxis.
A brief remark from the Brooklyn Standard Union notes that minor acts of retaliation over garden trouble with a neighbor’s chickens can be seen as small scale patriotism. The comment reflects a sharp local voice on everyday tensions.
Wesley Barry, a freckled young screen star, is praised as a natural actor by observers. The Rex Theatre features Rage to Riches, directed by Wallace Worsley, with Warner as sponsor and a plot involving a crooks gang and a trestle river escape.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tahiets as an ideal purgative. It is described as strong for adults and mild for children, causing a pleasant bowel movement without vomiting. The product is said to be easy to take and agreeable in effect.
FOR SALE. Jersey cow with calf by her side. Mrs Sherman Crab tree. Frank Reeder and wife of Terre Haute spent Sunday with Dr J C Reeder and family. Printing of any kind at the Enterprise office. Miss Helen Thomas of Indianapolis visiting her uncle Mr and Mrs G Thomas. Perry F McNamee wife and daughter guests of Mr and Mrs E B Scott at Scottland Lil Sunday. Ross E Meek of Indianapolis over Sunday guest of aunt and cousin Mrs R C Murphy and son Fred. Belle Edwards in Ridge Farm Ill Friday with her parents Samuel Spears. Cecil Milligan wife and daughter Virginia and Mr and Mrs Lon Payton attended a home coming at Alamo Sunday.
Joe Moore offers guaranteed watch and jewelry repair services at Raynes Frazier Company in Clinton Indiana. The ad promotes trusted craftsmanship and warranty on service.
The uniform success in using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel complaints has made it nearly universal with no rival, trusted by both children and adults.
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