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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1922
Page
7
Mrs Coffman describes disabling left side pain and exhaustion before taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After fourteen bottles she reports renewed strength, resumed housework and gardening, and plans to teach her daughters to use the remedy. She endorses sharing her letter to help others.
The future king of the British empire purchased a ranch in Alberta's E. P. Ranch area near High River after visiting Canada in 1919. He plans to direct stock breeding and enjoys farming life with horses cattle sheep and poultry aided by manager Prof. W. L. Carlyle. The ranch hosts prize stock and loaned animals to the University of Iowa for livestock improvement.
A fragmented reminiscence recounts Mrs. Coolidge’s warmth and accessibility, noting her kindness to servers and her habit of greeting strangers. It also reflects on President Coolidge’s reserved nature, with anecdotes of family and the calm, homey atmosphere observed during dinners and hotel encounters.
The ad highlights Fletcher's Castoria as a long standing safe substitute for narcotics based teething aids. It claims over 30 years of use and physician endorsement with genuine signature on the package.
CE notes he once admired a photograph of himself, which he tore up fifteen years later, reflecting on memory and lost image.
A vintage classified note touts dyeing and tinting services for worn or faded clothing and drapery at a price of 15 cents, highlighting easy refresh for fabrics.
Druggists stock all colors with directions in every package. The ad notes widespread weddings and divorces, praising Red Cross Ball Blue for whitening laundry as a housewife admires her basket of clean clothes. Grocers carry the product.
A husband jokes about a date pudding at the table, protesting being treated as a sheik while addressing Amelia in a light domestic exchange. The line captures a playful domestic humor tone.
A New Republic reflection contrasts old home idols like the kitchen range with modern steam heat and delis. It notes the Lares and Penates faded from hearth worship yet persist in garages as people tighten chassis nuts.
Island off Ecuador near the equator and Galapagos region draws attention. The climate is cool from Antarctic currents hitting the coast and surf. Readable details mention wild goats and cattle on the terrain.
The report notes cats and dogs and hidden treasure as evidence of pirates. It describes red loam soil and a cattle herd of 3,500 on Cristobal Island, with potential to support 50,000. A three-year-old steer is valued at $100 live weight at Guayaquil when stock can be shipped by steamer.
A report notes that sixty thousand women are now affiliated with the Michigan Federation of Women’s Clubs, indicating broad participation in the state’s women’s organization.
A specialist urges Forsythe to seek the healthiest neighborhood for a six month rest. An elderly seaside resident, once weak and helpless, reveals he was born there and remains vigorous, implying the place’s long lasting vitality.
The passage recalls the dynamic between Plato and Aristotle, noting Plato’s fluctuating view of Aristotle as both genius and rival. It contrasts his house of the reader with his own to write enduring books, suggesting an enduring tension between teaching and writing within their philosophical tradition.
Glowworms glow brightest before storms and remain brighter during stormy seasons. The phenomenon remains unexplained. Snows linens are the pride of every housewife and can be kept bright using Red Cross Ball Blue in your laundry. At all grocers.
Mrs Carter visits her husband at work and accuses the stenographer of flirting. The stenographer overhears and denies the accusation, while Mrs Carter urges his dismissal for alleged insults. The scene unfolds in a private office as the couple debates professionalism and loyalty.
The text cites Nature Mawuainie on halibut origin, noting variations like holiut and holy derivations. It explains butte as the flounder’s old English name and suggests halibut or tralbut formed from Hels and butte to mark the fish as part of holiday or holy day diet.
A Boston Transcript quip notes the vast scale of sunspot regions on poor Sol while contrasting them with a girl’s fuss over a single freckle. The remark highlights the satire of comparing astronomical enormity to everyday vanity.
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