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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1922
Page
5
A fragment notes druggists refuse substitutes, praising Cham bertog's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best medicine for diarrhea. The text claims nine out of ten druggists recommend it, warning against other brands and stressing its superior efficacy.
A brief domestic vignette from Life magazine shows a mother hoping her son returns from playing ball to complete chores before dinner. Johnnie hesitates, admitting she already seems happy with the current moment.
A daughter asks if he should order a new dress suit before returning to Washington. Senator Sorgum, considering the rise of farmers and laborers in the halls of legislation, jokes about opting for extra pairs of overalls rather than new attire.
A critic laments Hollywood's pomp and vanity, drawing parallels to Goldsmith's Deserted Village. The speaker questions the director and Goldsmiths influence, wondering which company the director serves and reflecting on artistic integrity.
The article notes the British Museum has over fifty miles of shelving for books but lacks space to safeguard historic films such as those of Queen Victoria’s funeral. It mentions the War Office preserving British army films during the war.
Coloma residents Mr. and Mrs. L D Braner and children visited Mrs. T H Smith Sunday. Elmo Vestal from Yobecca stayed with his sick father Thomas Vestal. Mrs. Russell Wright began teaching at Newport this week. Hudderston children returned home after visiting Rev and Mrs Commons. Mr and Mrs Geo Wright stayed several days in Verre Haute. Ezra Coose Broomingdale and family with Zim Haworth and Beulah Smith visited Rockville.
Mrs Wan informs of FC Carty visiting Terre Haute on Wednesday. Murphy traveled to Terre Haute. Mrs Sarah Bailey hosted dinner Sunday with Gertrude Cooke and ALA Burke who is improving despite poisoning. Burke is at Veedersburg with her mother. A minor schedule change is expected for C and FE rail timing. official details pending. Mrs Bailey hosted dinner Saturday for C H Rush, Ott Rush and child Louis of Chicago, plus G B Will of Portland and D I Dunlap.
When in need of printing of any kind it will pay you to have it done at the Enterprise office.
Do You Feel Tire After Eating? A tired nervous feeling may be symptoms of poisons in the stomach system. The fragmentary text mentions Buckthorn park and other unclear references.
A dispatch from Rex Dene previews a new Metro picture featuring a trained elephant as the lead, with Madge Bellamy in a supporting role. The article highlights the elephant and a young girl in novel situations, praising the film’s family appeal and unique on screen display.
The uniform success of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has altered its use in relief and cure of bowel complaints for children and adults. It is now practically universal with few rivals and is regarded as unsurpassed by many users.
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