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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1922
Page
7
An advertisement claims Tanlac relieves stomach trouble and rheumatism together. A Minnesota man, Robert Trotter of St Paul, testimony says after a year of misery his sour stomach and rheumatic pain vanished. The ad asserts many ailments originate in the stomach and urge readers to buy a bottle at a drugstore.
Senator Sorghem smiles at a band playing Emil the Gang's All Here and notes ironical effect amid ongoing factional fights in the chamber. The exchange captures tension between political strife and ceremonial music.
The piece recalls evenings with The Married Bunch and a discussion on the fearful price of eggs and stretching a dollar. Myrtle Reed is quoted on keeping down expense and the rewards of frugality.
A collection of recipe notes and method tips covers trout preparations baked in cream and fried options, New England salt cod with drawn butter sauce, and cream eggs with onion. Also included are minced tongue scramble, grape jelly from Concord grapes, and a brief poem fragment by John B Tab.
A column shares preserved cucumber pickles mustard pickles tomato catsup and storage tips. It lists ingredients quantities and steps for vinegar brines boiling mixtures and canning, plus advice to inspect jars and keep in a cool dry place.
A religious lesson outlines Zechariah and Elizabeth's godly lives in Herod’s era, Gabriel’s announcement, and John the Baptist’s birth. It notes John’s Nazarite vow, filled with the Holy Ghost and Elijah’s spirit to prepare for the Savior, culminating in Zechariah’s tongue being freed to praise God.
A reflective line shares Walpole’s shift from satire of mankind in youth to an aged apology. The quotation emphasizes the aging perspective on humanity and the change in literary approach.
A Shakespearean reflection on lenity and mercy shaping rulers and outcomes in royal power. The gentler approach is hinted to yield quicker triumph, contrasting harsh might with clemency. The quotation underscores mercy as strategic advantage in governance.
A compact quotation attributed to Joanna Baillie notes that mercy and severity can coexist in divine justice, suggesting benevolence accompanies harsh blows. The saying reflects a paradox of mercy within hardship.
A collage of brief quips and ads shows sharp lines from Boston Transcript and Kansas City Star about absent mindedness and talkative habits. It also promotes Cuticura skin care and Red Cross Ball Blue bluing with punchy endorsements.
An advertisement claims pills and salts harm the body and promote permanent injury, while Nujol offers a natural lubricant to ease constipation without gripping effects. It emphasizes Nujol is not a laxative or medicine, is harmless like water, and is prescribed by physicians in hospitals. Buy from your druggist.
A rainy York Beach scene shows bathers leaving cottages with open umbrellas on their way to the morning dip. Vacationers brace for a drenching as they head to the seaside despite the shower.
A fragment from a Washington Star excerpt mentions a sweet young gardener among acquaintances. It describes maidens seeking a little garden and visiting a store selling flower seeds and pickle seeds, with a note attributed to Agriculture Wallace.
A fragment shows a curt dialogue from Boston with names Bycetor and Boggs. The speaker offers help while the other replies in a formal cryptic line.
A judge questions a claim about a decanter once owned by General Lafayette as a rumor. the exchange hints at a debate over provenance and authenticity. No concrete evidence is provided in the fragment.
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