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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1925
Page
1
After a sickness like grippe or flu, Tanlac is advertised to restore strength quickly. It claims to cleanse the blood, revitalize digestion, improve appetite, and renew energy using a root and herb formula. The ad urges buying Tanlac to resume full strength and vigor.
Letter from Frank J. Trumbull of Jersey City praises Carter's Little Liver Pills for easing sour stomach and nasty gas, restoring appetite. He credits reading about them in the paper and notes his relief from bilious feelings, endorsing the product in drugstores.
A 1925 McClure Syndicate essay on habit argues persistence shapes character bad habits hinder growth while good habits, like attentive listening and mental vigilance, build competence. It warns against cynicism and urges youth to heed parental advice and form durable routines to lead rather than serve.
A narrative recounts Lysander John Appleton and family with children Daysey Mayme and Chauncey Devere. Mrs Appleton notes others are safe with Jesus after a dinner remark. The scene shifts to social anecdotes about girl guests, schooling, and memories of courting era.
A historical note on the Garfield surname tracing roots to Chester England and Watertown Massachusetts, detailing Edward Garfield/Gairfield migration, 18th century Revolution hardships, and the Ohio branch leading to James A. Garfield born 1831. Also explains Gundry and Riften name derivations.
A historical excerpt describes cooking methods including beef fillets with oysters and a meat grinder oatmeal recipe. It mentions serving with butter parsley and lemon, and suggests a sandwiches idea using oats and vanilla. The piece references Nerece Waynet and the Brotherhood of man phrase in 1926.
A garbled speaker note quotes Dorfbarbler defending constancy in beliefs. The lines insist the speaker does not flip opinions for convenience and urges remembrance of loyal stance, characterizing self as unyielding.
A bird in a cage can sing despite confinement and dark rooms. The poem urges that even in captivity or sorrow, people can sing and keep hope alive, finding joy and intent to endure until dawn.
Wealthy Scottish landowner who died years ago left 500 to erect a monument in memory of his favorite cat. Local authorities note the unusual bequest reflects the late benefactor's affection for his pet.
Sparrow and Robin bicker over rain and hunger beneath a house ridge while Mrs. Robin remains hopeful for post rain worms. A kind maid scatters crumbs, attracting both birds, as the shower breaks and the sun briefly appears.
In a short Idyll, Mrs Hebin flees to another tree while Mrs Robin rails at life as Mrs Sparrow sketches a sunnier scene. Malcolm McGregor muses on a hard world and cheerful birds debate perspective in a light domestic vignette.
A Georgia business trip by a Atlanta cotton broker leads him to a small town inn where a curious driver asks about the hidden luggage and the illicit lodge he carries to Augusta. The anecdote unfolds with Cobb’s dry, humorous tone.
A courtroom exchange features a lawyer noting no free legal answers were provided and that the charge covers the answer itself. The dialogue highlights the billing dynamic in a terse dispute over complimentary guidance.
ARRY HERRIOT, a man driven by haste, ignores patience despite family reminders. After a severe pneumonia, he retreats to his childhood room and confronts a motto that finally explains his habit: more haste less speed. Have You This Habit.
An exploration of the given name Maude and its variants, tracing origins from Mathilda and Maud through medieval usage. The passage notes literary references such as Maude Muller, a satirical lyric, and mentions malachite talismans tied to children’s cradles for protection and luck.
Three chimpanzees play major roles in a new film boosting belief that animal performers can carry leading parts. Producers note growing audience interest and parallel rise in qualified performers in the field.
A reader recalls a sign offering the entire balcony for 35 cents as a couple plans to enjoy a private moment at the venue. The note reflects a casual, humorous exchange between characters amid a playful theater setting.
The exchange plays on romance and work pay as a playful remark reveals a 필요한 amount. The joke centers on a manager raising a salary to 200 dollars a week triggering the humorous realization of dependence.
In a tone of quiet humor, Tom asks if the place still remembers him while Fred returns to an old home setting. Tom replies that he expects nothing remains familiar. The exchange hints at nostalgia and forgotten ties.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Drake's Gleasco as a time tested remedy for croup coughs colds and whooping cough. It claims 16 minute relief without vomiting and urges buy now from your druggist at 60 cents per bottle.
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