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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1911

Page

7

La Guaira Port and Its Storied Cliffs and Rails

A Venezuelan port town at La Guaira blends rugged cliffs with a busy harbor. The article recounts its climate, markets, cobbled streets, and mountain rail ascent to Caracas, noting historic sieges, pirates, and a scenic tramway alongside old fortifications and dungeons.

South America la Guaira Venezuela United States Caracas la Guairra Caribbean la Guatra Maiquetia Baden Baden Aeept Macuto la Guerra Paris la Guaira Creek Kingsley Amyas Leigh Frank Rose of Torridge Don Guzman Maria Magdalena Sotomayor de Soto Macuto Galipan Caribbean Sea Cao Blanco el Boqueron Canary Island Rio Grande Utah Colorado Guiria

Elaborate Stock Barn for Missouri Stockman

The article describes an extensive Missouri stock barn designed by J. E. Bridgman for efficient housing. It details dimensions 84 by 160 feet and 314 by 134 feet, multiple livestock sections, a fireproof asbestos roof, limestone foundations, extensive feed systems, manure handling, and water and drainage features. The text notes the structure is large but a source of many instructional points.

Missouri J. E. Bridgman Orange Judd

Grizzlies Form Fatal Plan in Open Plain Kill Scene

Thomas Clark recounts how three grizzly bears a mature male a sow and a cub plotted and executed a daylight steer ambush on a grassy plain near the Ojai valley. The attack unfolded as Clark watched from about 150 yards, watching the bears coordinate a fatal contact and bring down the steer in minutes.

Clark Thomas Clark Ojai Valley Marin County United States Thomas R. Bard Grizzly &S Ojai

Tiny steam engine fits inside a thimble

A man unveils a perfect steam engine so small it can fit inside an ordinary thimble. The playful remark compares its size to the Mexican revolution, signaling astonishment at miniature ingenuity.

Clever Father Surprises Students With Quick Solutions

A father impresses teachers by solving school homework problems beyond his children's level, prompting praise for his clever reasoning and teaching influence.

Grizzlies Devour Steer After Early Sightings

A fragment notes that after first sighting, grizzlies had already devoured a large portion of a steer, signaling a danger to livestock and wildlife behavior.

Prisoner Swallows Ring To Hide Theft In Atlantic City Court

In Atlantic City a prisoner, caught stealing a ring, swallowed it to destroy evidence as the owner identified the piece in court. Despite back pounding and attempts with a stomach pump, the ring remained unrecovered and the outcome was not disclosed. Boehl was returned to jail amid the medical contest.

Atlantic City Boehl

Conflicting Emotions in a Humorous Exchange

Mrs Flimgilt notes a man is absurd when he proposes while Miss Cayenne suggests laughter arises from not admiring his courage. The playful dialogue captures social tension and irony in a light moment.

Mrs. Flimgilt Miss Cayenne

Champion Jersey for Milk Sets World Record at Hood Farm

Sophie Nineteenth of Hood farm Lowell Massachusetts is named champion Jersey for milk and butter fat. She produced 14372 pounds 3 ounces of milk and 1011 pounds 5 ounces of butter in the year ending December 31 1910 under Massachusetts Agricultural College authentication. Her milk sold at ten cents per quart yielded a profit of 565 dollars 22 cents.

Sophie Nineteenth Hood Farm Lowell Mass Massachusetts Agricultural College American Jersey Cattle Club

Profit In Raising Rye Promises Strong Returns For Farms

A Baltimore American note touts rye as a profitable crop with one acre yielding 6900 pounds pre thrashing and 2000 pounds of grain at three cents a pound for seed and flour. Two tons of straw fetch $25, total costs $9 including tillage seed and harvesting. Rye, easy to grow and often sure, outperforms other grains and once supported seven local distilleries.

Baltimore American

Food for Hens Advice on Egg Quality

Advice on keeping hens warm busy and clean to improve egg production. Emphasizes lack of feed litter or warmth as causes of poor laying and urges sunshine exposure and regular activity for healthy fowls.

Horse Meat in Holland Lowers Price for Equine Flesh

In Holland and across Europe horses are used as food. Retail horse meat sells for about six cents per pound, roughly a quarter the price of comparable beef cuts.

Holland Holand Europe

Money and Marriage at Thornybrook Reveals Hidden Love

William Douglass, Thornybrook manager, plans to resign after handing Anne Thornton a stock and farm statement. In a sunlit room he confesses, but a personal motive blocks him until Anne reveals she is the woman he loves, Anne Thornton. He admits his feelings, and she calls him Billy.

William Douglass Thornybrook Miss Anne Douglass William Anne Thornton Miss Thornton Nile du Quoin National Bank Willam Mother Robert Anne Shana Brad Tie Billy Darling

Mount Holyoke Abolishes Secret Societies and Stages Fair Rosa Mond

Secret societies at Mount Holyoke College are abolished by a combined vote of society members and faculty after more than twenty five years. The dramatic club acquires American rights and costumes for the pastoral play Fair Rosamond likely to be staged at the May day celebration.

Mount Holyoke College Mount Holyoke Dramatic Club Albany

Chicago Girl Fumbles Gown in Humorous Wardrobe Exchange

A playful dialogue reveals a Chicago girl failing to fit into a fashionable gown. One remark says the outfit was so hobble that it wouldn’t go over her head, prompting a puzzled response about wearing it over her feet.

Quote Style Prompt Echoes From a Courtroom Dialogue

A courtroom style exchange features a speaker named Judge and two others discussing character and wandering. The dialogue uses metaphorical lines about fireside preference and a burned child fearing a blaze, reflecting tension over loyalty and risk.

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Laguaira The eFictresque Ca.manning Valencia Cape Blanco Spain Osorio Villegas Withal Amias Preston Sir Francis Drake Villapardo King’s Highway Preston M. Grammont la Guiara Rhe Grizzlies Associated Literary Press Miss Anna Sional Company
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