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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1906

Page

6

Moses and Aaron Meet on Mount Horeb Spiritually

Aaron travels toward Elim and encounters Moses on a mountain. Moses shares God’s plan to deliver the Hebrews from Egypt and notes Moses will return to Pharaoh with Aaron as spokesman. Zipporah and the children choose to stay with Jethro while Moses and Aaron prepare for the journey ahead.

Moses Zipporah Jethro Egypt Aaron Elim God Oz God Pharaoh Pharoah Zippora Midian Goshen

Cure for Red Noses by Pricking Instrument

A Berlin device using a stamp with 40 gilded platinum points treats facial redness by controlled skin pricking. An electrometer drives the stamp. six to eight weekly sittings aim to permanently normalize nose color with minimal scarring.

Lassar Berlin

Barrel Truck Designed For Upright Barrel Handling

A Massachusetts inventor showcases a barrel truck with a U shaped frame cross bars and an upright edge guide. The single curved handle grips a balanced platform that keeps the barrel perpendicular and secure while moving or climbing inclines.

Massachusetts Philadelphia

Novelty in Watch Dials Introduced by Baden-Powell

Maj. Con. Baden-Powell of Mafeking fame and author of military handbooks is linked to a new watch dial invention shown with illustration. The dial suits both civilian use and night scouting for fathers and soldiers, praised by a leading London jeweler and adopted by several military and naval officers for their chronometers.

Con. Baden-Powell Mafekinz London

Pneumatic hub eyed to replace rubber tires

A correspondent from the India Rubber World discusses a pneumatic hub designed to replace the ordinary rubber tire. A London syndicate is developing it with expectations of easier running by fitting a pneumatic cushion around the hub, claiming comparable effects to a rubber tire.

London

Liquid for sanitary spraying for sick chambers

A formula for a sanitary spray liquid using ten parts eucalyptol, three parts thyme oil, equal parts lemon and lavender oils, diluted in 110 parts 90 degree alcohol. To a pint of water add a teaspoonful of this solution. Journal de Partie et Sav.

Motor Skate Fog Lifts on Paris Robotic Skates Claim

Initial skepticism over a man skating Paris with tiny motors eased as later reports confirm the device was real and functioning. Details on the mechanism and operator remain sparse as authorities review demonstrations and public reaction.

Paris

Remarkable speed skating device with gasoline carried on skater

A description notes a pair of skates each fitted with a small automobile at the rear axle and a gasoline can worn by the skater. While claimed to enable high speeds, there are concerns about safety as a messenger boy using the device could operate much faster than bicycles.

Messenger Boys

Novel baseball bat with cloth and rubber coverings

A Chicago inventor creates a new baseball bat featuring an inner cloth layer cemented to the wood and an outer longitudinal corrugated rubber wrapping. As baseball season nears, such novel contrivances attract interest from players at all levels aiming to enhance performance.

Chicago

Laughter Seen as Insanity by English Scientist

The Omaha World-Herald on January 10 rejects the idea that laughter signals insanity. It suggests the English critic fears losing his reason when confronted with American humor and restrained smiles.

Omaha World-Herald

Turning Iron Into Gold

A Berlin factory shows the rising value of manufactured iron as cast iron ornaments are produced. The text notes 10,000 ornaments per pound yield a ton value of $250,000 while the raw material costs about $7.50.

Berlin

TWO APRIL FOOL GAMES

A fragment describes two April Fool tricks involving a mirror reveal with April Fool on it and a blindfold obstacle walk using piles of cushions and objects. It notes a chocolate treat made by dipping oyster crackers in melted chocolate.

Madame Merri

Beauty Tips From Cautions On Tan Fade Hair and Warts

A column cautions against overreliance on hair tonics and presents home remedies for tan fading using lemon juice and brandy. It states electricity can stimulate hair, and asserts moles and warts require destruction rather than internal treatment. It notes moles and warts differ and advises seeking underlying causes for hair loss rather than quick cures.

To Whiten the Arms

A whitening fluid for the arms is essential in short sleeve days. The best powders rub off and the skin should be bleached with lemon juice or a prepared bleach to stay white.

Prim Slippers Feature Pale Blue Kid Shoes

A noted pair of pale blue kid slippers with eyelets and a broad inch wide ribbon bow is described among plainest prim styles in the collection.

Irish Crochet Lace Instructions and Techniques

Detailed crochet lace guide describing padding threads, Irish lace threads, and cord work. Includes ring and stalk construction, leaf patterns, small rings, sprigs assembly, and joining methods with specific stitch counts and chaining.

Armis Manlovo

Wild Flowers and Tariffs Tangle in Early Spring Opinion

A long excerpt blends tariff politics with a critique of reformers and a rebuke of anti-trust and free trade themes. It contrasts past pledges by Gov Cummins with current silence on tariff and railroad issues while shifting to gardening advice on growing wild flowers for borders and beds.

Kaiser's License for Shooting Ends Tax on Car Noted

The Kaiser, though his car lacks a tax number in Prussia, is taxed for carrying a gun. He has paid an annual shooting license valid December 1, 1905, to November 30, 1906, issued in Berlin and signed by Von Borries, police chief.

Prussia Berlin von Borries Porlice

Youngest Governor Hagerman In New Mexico

Herbert J. Hagerman born in 1871 becomes New Mexico’s governor and is noted as the youngest in the country. Milwaukee native, unmarried and wealthy with a pleasing personality, he attracts society’s favor and has received several affectionate letters from young women.

Herbert J. Hagerman Milwaukee New Mexico

World Pig Iron Production 1905 Estimated by London Statist

The London Statist estimates global pig iron production in 1905 at 53,118,000 tons, an increase of about 1.000.600 tons over 1904, indicating a rise in output worldwide.

London Statist

Free traders defend tariff history against price arguments

The article argues free traders counter the view that tariffs tax the consumer by noting that foreign prices and domestic competition keep costs down. It cites tin plate cases, trust conspiracies, and Roosevelt anti trust enforcement as tools to preserve affordability amid varying tariff regimes, contrasting with England's current free trade crisis.

Trenton Gaazette Steel Trust England America United States Roosevelt

Judge Parker urged southern Democrats to lead the party

The South grows restless as Judge Parker tours the region. He notes southern planter influence and recalls Tillman and Bailey aiding his campaign in St Louis. The Times argues Republicans gain in the South unless Democrats claim leadership amid disillusionment with free silver and anti expansion policies.

South Judge Parker Tillman and Bailey St. Louis Republican Party Republican Party For New South Troy

Parker Emergence Coincides With Sudden Cold Spell

A terse, quirky note claims a nationwide chill began as Alton B. Parker resurfaced from a hole in New York State Math circles. The remark links political or personal resurfacing to weather, reflecting period newspaper humor.

Alton B. Parker Hig Hole Math

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