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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1901
Page
8
A fragment notes the century start as 1901 and questions A D L dating while advising readers to begin cure timing with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters after first signs of dyspepsia malaria rheumatism constipation nervousness or kidney trouble.
A Detroit Journal quip notes a young man who cannot handle a smack is unlikely to steer a courtship safely, using maritime slang to joke about romantic progress and competence.
Boston lists vacant land valued at 62000000 dollars while Chicago reports a mounted policeman Arthur J Stiles claiming to have stopped 140 runaway horses. New York hosts subterranean arcades as a real estate novelty with plans for underground booths and stores. West Roxbury resident Thomas F Welch offers three acres and stone for a consumptives home if Boston covers construction and upkeep.
Mrs Samuel G Dyer of McCarron Michigan writes that after years of heart pain and poor sleep she used Dodds Kidney Pills for a year and now reports complete relief, better health and permanent sleep. Her letter praises the medicine and notes no other medicines were taken.
The preacher proclaims Christ's resurrection as a prophecy of all believers rising, describes a glorious imperishable, ever-energetic body, and envisions reunions with loved ones, graves emptied, trumpets sounding, and the faithful joining the great assembly before the throne. The sermon blends scriptural quotes with vivid floral imagery and vivid apocalyptic scenes.
Mr Upjohn voices dread of a looming calamity as he sinks into a lounge. Mrs Upjohn hopes no harm befalls the family while plans arise to repaper the entire house in the near future. The couple exchanges anxious remarks in a Chicago Tribune excerpt.
A newly married man praises his wife for thoughtfulness while joking about being well treated with neckties and shirts. He confirms his own consideration and generosity in return, noting he wears the gifts to spare her feelings.
A humorous note from Harper's Bazar suggests Dinah could claim Sam Johnson if she wants him, framing the idea as an anticipated, disappointed admirer conveying the mutual friend's remark. The quip echoes social banter about love and suitors in a lighthearted tone.
A lengthy ad style piece extols Peruna as a spring tonic addressing systemic catarrh and related ailments. It cites diverse testimonials from military, political, and civic leaders, actors, lawyers, and professionals praising Peruna’s effects on nerves, digestion, and overall vitality.
A collage of quotes and ad blurbs on fortune telling, mercury dangers in remedies, catarrh cures, grain beverages, foot care products, and humorous one liners. The items reference Bradstreet, Shulp’s Catarrh Cure, Hall’s pills, Grain-O, and Allen’s Foot-Ease with playful social commentary.
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