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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
3
A young dog named Youngster ignores his mother Mrs. Old Dog and a farm trap for Mr. Fox. He is caught when he pawes a hidden trap under grass, suffers a painful paw injury, and finally learns to heed warnings from his mother and master.
A late image shows film star Agnes Ayres in evening dress. She is described as one of the most winsome women in motion pictures.
The article describes how illness and nervous disorders may be signaled by palmistry indicators. It notes branch rises from a black spot on life line, moon spot, dry skin, long blue-walled palms, island on head line, and stars at line ends suggesting paralysis or death.
The piece traces the name Imogene from its uncertain origins to its Shakespearean vogue in England and limited American usage. It notes variants like Imogine and Gene, links to historical figures, and cites the jacki nth talisman said to guard travelers. It ends with a light cartoon and quip about memory of a first kiss.
A 1922 McClure Syndicate column extols universal friendly bows as a sign of dignity not diminishment. It urges greeting salespeople, conductors, elevator attendants, and daily workers with a sincere bow, in any size town, from newsstands to streetcars.
A Birmingham Age Herald quips about a small nation with five million people and an army of 600000, joking that the force is a diversion for their king who cares little for golf or motoring.
Colorado hosts over 1000 curative springs with a spa standard rivaling Europe. Authorities like Solly compare Colorado waters to Ems and surpass Nauheim and St. Moritz. Steamboat Springs reportedly houses the world’s largest variety with 150 springs yielding 99 water types once known to the local Indians.
A short note from The Kitchen Cabinet column cites Carline quotes on originality and sincerity. It reflects on belief as personal merit, framing the believing man as the original thinker.
A midcentury how to cook feature gives multiple vegetable preparations. Tender summer squash is salted and simmered then served with a butter sauce. cucumber sauce pairs with fish. fried green tomatoes with onions as a side. wilted cucumbers use salted slices tossed with oil and vinegar.
A compact quotation note cites Ellen Richards on how diet and dwelling influence health and virtue, paired with Emerson on the reward of a well done deed.
A collection of easy desserts and light dishes including stuffed dates with fondant, prune dumplings, coconut pie, bread pudding, a drager cake with whipped cream, and a green pepper creamed eggs luncheon option. Each recipe covers ingredients, basic steps, and serving notes for home cooks.
Lesson text outlines a Sunday school study on Ezra Nehemiah style assembly and teaching. It stresses the eager receptive assembly the inclusive teaching of all ages the reverence for Gods Word the role of a clear teacher conviction and joy from reading the scriptures and finally obedience to renew feast observances.
A Franklin quote on social perception argues that only if others were blind would one desire material comforts, highlighting vanity and dependency on external judgment.
A reflective note argues that confessing minor faults can mislead others into thinking there are no serious flaws. The author suggests a disingenuous logic behind admitting trivial errors while withholding larger moral failings.
The quote attributed to Alexander Hamilton frames humanity as a species capable of reasoning over mere appetite. It reflects 18th century views on human nature and intellect shaping political thought and governance.
In Indianapolis News style a Y M C A overnight camp in a park gathers boys and reads Acts during devotions. Billy age ten compares Paul to any boy, noting the warning before a storm and quips I told you so as the storm hits.
Jones questions whether the remark refers to a desk or stenographer’s roll top. The exchange signals a light newsy aside about office furniture or staff setup.
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