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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
3
A Winnipeg Free Press cartoon illustrates farmer anxiety over drought and delays with thrashing, while reports suggest variable wheat yields across Saskatchewan and Alberta. Officials anticipate high total production despite July rains and ongoing weather impacts.
Fragmentary text hints at a country scene or fashion style feature. Missing details prevent a full summary.
The passage presents a poem emphasizing life’s giving nature and service as love’s labor. It questions hoarding life’s joys and urges comforting or thrilling another heart, suggesting a moral about generosity and shared sweetness.
A collection of salad recipes includes Tomato and Pineapple Salada with minced Linelish walnuts and a pepper vinegar dressing. Lemb Salad uses lettuce leaves with roast lamb, capers, and a rich dressing. Anchovy Salad combines boiled potatoes, pickled beef, and anchovies with dressing. Shrimp Salad pairs canned shrimp with tomatoes and eggs on watercress. Luncheon Salad mixes chopped hard cooked meat and celery with seasoned dressing. Tripe Salad features tripe with potato endive celery and capers for a hearty dish.
Poetic reflection notes that true living rests in mutual tolerance and the difficulty of forgiveness, asserting love’s depth lies in enduring without fully knowing peace.
Practical guidance covers removing blood with starch or baking soda circles, ink with turpentine and soap, and tea, rust, and berry stains with boiling water lemon and salt. It also includes whitening tips for white socks, blouses, and boiled clothes, plus methods using cream of tartar and sulphur fumes for stubborn stains.
Indiana reports show corn and oats up from last month with increases in bushels and production forecasts. The cooperative service notes better fall conditions and rainfall but warns of frost risks affecting crops as farmers prepare seed selection for next year.
Lesson outlines Proverbs 23 19 21 29 25 warn against winebibbers and gluttons. It details miseries of intoxication poverty sorrow quarrels wounds and moral ruin followed by a call for abstinence and caution about drink. The lesson contrasts warnings with consequences and cites 1 Corinthians 6 10.
A Veterans Reunion is slated for September 27 with AL Dere of Moeatiusville as president of the organizing association Bevin of Martinsville as secretary and Purelauuan of Thatapeatis as treasurer. Wiaiblteh's brigade comprising the fifteenth and fourteenth Ohio volunteers and the Thirtyninth district volunteers will meet in the superior court room in Neo Boat Mea on September 2.
Septie Lizzie Th Geeppinger, a Lake side hospital Cleveland graduate, is appointed superintendent of the nurses training school at the Protestant Deaconess Hospital Ohio street and Senate avenue to succeed Mire Hattie Trost who resigned last June. She is expected to arrive next Wednesday and the school will open for the new year about October 7.
The body of Rev. George F. Sheldon pastor of the Rushville Presbyterian church who died in Fort Wayne at Hope Methodist hospital was brought to Hartford City for burial. He served as pastor here for eleven years.
A reflective note on melancholy that frames beauty as a mask for dread, describing how it envisions a skull behind a lovely face and casts gloom over hopeful perceptions.
A Delany quote on speech urges restraint and privacy, valuing inner thought over outward words. It emphasizes that thoughts belong to the mind while words belong to spoken expression.
O. W. Holmes discusses surface Christianity and the idea of good breeding as presented in his era. The piece reflects social norms and moral expectations shaping public behavior.
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