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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1922
Page
3
Advertisement warns that only packages or tablets bearing the Bayer name are genuine. It touts aspirin for colds headaches toothache and rheumatic pains and notes tablets come in 12 24 and 100 counts with proper directions.
In a dry spell a shower prompts Blank to tell his gardener Patrick that rain will help. Patrick agrees an hour of rain will do more good in five minutes than a week of sun. Advertisement promotes Cuticura Skin Cure with steps for use.
The Louisville Courier-Journal notes a surprise ahead as expectations run high for an upcoming matchup. The report hints at unsettled plans and a bold approach from the home team, signaling an eventful contest to come.
A fashion survey notes winter and prewinter trends inspired by Indo Chinese and Chinese motifs. It highlights gloves with varied cuffs, furbelows, hats influenced by Buddhist headdresses, velvet and bead trimming, and new lingerie like bloomers with elastic waists.
Lesson centers on Abraham as a religious pioneer who leaves idolatry and family to follow God. It highlights the call to move to an unknown land, the promise of descendants, and the call to be a blessing to others. Faith is shown in leaving Ur and in the near sacrifice of Isaac, illustrating trust in God.
A provocative remark from J Sterling challenges prevailing views on education. Critics argue it questions whether strict self denial can yield lasting discipline, while supporters claim it overlooks broader learning aims. The quote prompts discussion on curriculum priorities and student motivation.
A quotation contrasts a world without the flawless man with the assertion that even those who never err still fail to answer human needs. The line reflects a philosophical take on perfection and fault.
A short aphorism warns that all physical evils serve as beacon lights to warn society away from vice, attributed to Bowen. The line frames vice as a moral hazard and an instructive, cautionary guide.
The article notes quills dominated royal writing until Queen Victoria used a steel pen. It highlights modern fountain pens with reservoirs used by King George VI, the queen mother, the prince of Wales, Princess Mary, and rulers of Italy Belgium Spain and Romania. Autographs allow comparison of penmanship across eras and against nature's gray goose quill.
Remarks on self honesty provoke astonishment in some people who never return the compliment.
French naval experts warn that Channel fog allows hostile fleets to reach the coast, arguing defenses must be strengthened. A French visitor notes American optimism due to climate, asking if climate is a chief cause of Europe’s troubles as Baltimore Sun reflects.
Father recalls Willie’s corner penance and a thoughtful line on perfection. The mother asks who the perfect boy was, and Willie replies that it was when he was little, offering a quiet moral moment from Chicazo rib une.
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