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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1922
Page
5
Georgette, once quiet, flaunts a swagger stick as she walks the avenue with a model walk. The accessory changes how she is seen by boys and girls, sparking attention and a new air of confidence in her street presence.
The federal fisheries service crews rescue fish swept into shallow pools as Mississippi River floods recede. In 1919 they saved over 100 million fish, more than twenty hatcheries could produce, with rescued fish returned to streams or moved to other waters. William C. Redfield notes the fish’s cash value far exceeds government appropriations for fish culture.
A couple stands on a well lit porch as an orchestra plays inside. They sense a pivotal moment and consider walking the block before deciding to go inside, planning a future with family and church vows.
A marketman extols freshly picked asparagus shown to Mrs. Youngbride with bemused expressions. The exchange satirizes ideas of verdant freshness and cooking lore in a brief humorous note from the Boston Transcript.
A Kansas City Star quips that a boy who fishes and plays sports all day and raids watermelon patches at night is not idle, despite seeming inactivity during summer vacation.
In a rapid-fire restaurant a playful customer is gobbled by a line of nonsense sounds while a waitress named Heloise comments on the scene. The quirky moment is recounted in the Kansas City Star.
The New York Sun and Globe notes the disappearance of large horse drawn moving vans once painted with Civil War battle scenes and naval engagements. Drivers prided the art, crowds gathered when the vans stopped, and famed images included The Battle of Bulls Run and depictions of Union versus Confederate forces and naval battles.
Two youngsters debate telling their mother the truth about a plan. The smaller insists on honesty and the larger encourages, saying they might as well give up if told the real state of affairs. Kansas City Star reports the overheard exchange.
Dodge City Globe reports Jess Demons quotes the western Kansas farmer who survived floods droughts grasshoppers hail and a lightning strike that ripped his clothes and shoes. After a brief unconscious period he recovered and finished farm chores on time using a milk pail and extra effort.
A negro employed in a downtown store is questioned after lunch on his first day. He explains he went home to sleep and did not know one o'clock was the expected return time, prompting comments on his perceived importance.
A Kansas City Star note reflects on changing summer wardrobe norms, stating that historically four or five new gowns sufficed for summer and evening wear, but now a complete khaki coat and trouser outfit is deemed indispensable.
New York detectives uncover a robbers den described as Babylonian style in dispatches. Police plan to extend the operation by moving inmates and creating hanging gardens as part of the resolve.
Miss Agnes McGinty begins duties as a Clinton schoolteacher after a Teasday appointment. Residents travel to Danville Vandurer and Indianapolis for family visits and State Fair attendance. Mrs. Harry Welch leaves hospital for home near Hillsdale. others entertain, vacation plans form for Arkansan trip. R C Murphy falls ill prompting family return trip arrangements.
Drug experts favor Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy, with ninety nine of a hundred druggists recommending it when customers seek relief from diarrhea, relying on satisfied user reports and dependable action.
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