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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1922
Page
3
In memory of Maury a famed Virginia marine authority, a story recalls his question to his son asking if he was dragging anchors and his brave reply All's well. The reflection appears in Julian Street's American Adventures.
In a rough banter, Kin 1 asks if he can join the game. Cactus Joe replies with a bathin suit as a lure to tempt a man to reveal aces. The exchange shows menacing humor over a high stakes poker session.
A young man prepares for a pivotal interview with a girl's father, seeking guidance on a life path that may diverge from idealized promises. The scene hints at expectations, uncertainty, and the relationships shaping a decision ahead.
A fashion piece showcases five hats suited to school girls, from velvet and two tone fabrics to felt round hats and polo cloth tams. The article notes simple trimming, practical warmth, and practical coats with straight lines, moire ribbons, fur collars, and bow decorations. It highlights color ranges from browns and pheasant shades to sunset tones and lighter hues.
The Kitchen Cabinet urges moderation in pickles and relishes, warns against alum and fetal spoons, and favors sturdy cookware. It offers two pickling methods with cucumber varieties, vinegar, spices, and sugar, plus a motto about health, peace, and competence.
A digest of morning fare featuring Corn Beef Hash with toast and poached eggs, Kidney Bacon Rolls wrapped around kidneys, Chop-Chop pickled vegetables, Minced Veal and Eggs with green pepper and capers, Caffs Brains fried in butter, and Ham Toast with anchovy paste.
Terre Haute reports the full night shift at the Terre Haute division of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad has returned to work after a strike settlement in Chicago. Other Big Four lines prepare for confirmations while Pennsylvania shops hire replacements downtown.
Abner K. Woerkloff Jr Ernest Lake and Carl Yundt, all WWI veterans and members of the local American Legion, were severely burned when an caseline stove exploded in a Legion refreshment stand at Tippecanoe county fair. The flames were stamped out before major damage occurred.
William Curran, superintendent of the Indianapolis salvage corps, reports eight month fire losses in Indianapolis total 6152,879 less than the same period in 1921. The eight month loss for 1921 was 377,681 and for 1922 215,252, covering damages to buildings and contents.
Muncie reports a suspected arson attempt at the High Street church during a four day district convention. A match ignited a furniture pile where two large American flags lay. Rev. James A. Driscoll says the suspect aimed to halt the gathering. State fire marshal probes. guards placed around the building.
Petersburg dated report says Pike county grand jury indicted Asa Miller of Velpen for the June 19 killing of his father George Miller with a heavy fence picket on the Miller farm near Velpen. Tara Miller petitions Pike Circuit Court to appoint a guardian for Asa, alleging insanity.
Terre Haute September 18 Forty seven coal mines in the Terre Haute field were idle due to railroad car shortages. The shortage has improved from Thursday when 88 mines were idle. Mines along the Chicago and Eastern Illinois line were hit hardest with 19 mines idle.
Unidentified origin fire on Ernest Detlefs farm south of Valparaiso caused about 10000 dollars in damage. Two large barns held 500 bushels of wheat 1000 bushels of oats 50 tons of hay and farming machinery. the Valparaiso fire department prevented the house from burning.
Landor Henry Savase Landor earned a notable explorer’s record. He located Brahmaputra river sources in India and fixed their positions in Thunder. His Himalayan tours yielded much information. He and a partner traveled 3900 miles on a pack saddle through Siberia. He later explored Africa and South America with long periods abroad.
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