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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1925

Page

8

Various World Facts From Antiquated Reports

Diphtheria antitoxin dates to 1804 and a Los Angeles pet dog parlor opens as America’s first. Snowbird migrants in Nebraska’s Diate river valley report mass deaths from illness. The first US government stamps in 1847 bore Franklin’s likeness. Vienna’s streets hold enough trees for a small forest. Government data cite 58 thousand unspecified items. A German finding notes fertilizers high in sodium and potassium curb certain weeds. A Polish commission plans an air line Lodz to Danzig via Warsaw for spring operation. Tokyo seeks approval to build 49 miles of subway tunnels costing about 100 million and to be ready by 1940.

Los Angeles America Diatte River Nebraska Unite States Benjamin Franklin Vienna Brenchman United States Eclipse Island Australia Germany Lodz Danzig Warsaw

Separate Building for Milk House Saves Labor and Quality

An expert column argues for a dedicated milk house on the dairy farm to improve milk quality and streamline work. The 42 by 24 foot concrete‑floored building includes a receiving platform, cooler tank, and space for a separator and churn with power from a farm line or engine. It emphasizes easy washing, drainage, illumination, and bacteria control.

Dawson Quits Nebraska After Pulmonary Trouble

Fred T. Dawson, director of athletics at the University of Nebraska, has left for a western ranch to recuperate from pulmonary trouble. He joined Nebraska in 1921 and built champion football teams in the Missouri conference in 1921, 1922 and 1923. he may seek a coaching position at a western college.

Fred T. Dawson University of Nebraska Dawson Nebraska

Husbands Please Note At Lambton

A line from My Story by Arthur Lambton recounts the first Lord Durham apologizing to his wife in front of all the servants after feeling he had been rude. The anecdote underscores propriety and public contrition in a noble household.

Lambton Lord Durham Arthur Lambton

Musical Talent and Charm Highlighted in Boston Transcript Quote

A Boston Transcript remark praises Miss Rogers noting she is a talented singer with a magnetic personality and a flawless complexion. The remark underscores her appeal beyond vocal skill.

Western Exchange Rogers Boston Transcript

Effect of Paint on Radiation of Heat

The bureau of standards reports tests showing how paint and coatings alter heat emission from surfaces. Aluminum paint emits 60 to 80 percent as much thermal radiation as unpainted or nonmetallic coverings, reducing underside heat from roofs tents and automobile tops.

Technologie Bureau of Standards

Door Sill Maintenance Improves Room Appearance

Door sills and adjacent flooring wear from heavy traffic. Painting or varnishing worn areas prevents dirt buildup and saves repairs. A smooth finish keeps surfaces clean with little effort and preserves the room’s look.

Artichoke Sugar May Be Sweet Cane Alternative

United States government researchers say a new process could produce sweet sugar from artichokes, offering a sweeter alternative to cane sugar. The discovery implies a potential shift in sweetener production pending further testing and development.

United States

Government study on heat rays and coating paints

Bureau engineers debate heating efficiency of metallic versus nonmetallic paints on houses and water systems. They estimate nonmetallic coatings offer only a 15 to 20 percent gain in heat dissipation for heat convectors. The paper is available from the superintendent of documents for 5 cents per copy.

Superintendent of Documents Government Printing Office

Zinc Coated Nails Preferred For Special Construction

Contractors aiming for superior results should use zinc coated nails rather than copper. Copper nails with galvanized lath cause electrolytic action that corrodes zinc and dissolves it, compromising performance in non standard builds.

Transfer of L. J. Bush to Browns Sparks Pennant Talk

The note says pitcher L. J. Bush, last with the New York American League club, moved to the St. Louis Browns last fall for A. J. Shocker. It claims Bush has never played for a pennant winner and cites Boston and Philadelphia winning pennants in the first year with each club. Fans debate whether this hints at St. Louis winning a pennant this year as the only city in the leagues without one.

L. J. Bush New York St. Louis Browns A. J. Shocker Whch Boston Philadelphia St. Louis

Pirates Fast Will Anchor 1925 Pennant Drive

The Pittsburgh Pirates will rely on speed in 1925 led by Chorge Grantham and a quartet of swift baserunners. Max Carey expects to pace steals with 47 last season, Slaxen Cuyler 33, New Traynor 24, and Grantham 2 to form the league’s fastest infield. The team topped the NL with 180 thefts, surpassing Chicago.

Pitsburgh Pirates Chorge Grantham Chicago Cubs Buccaneers Pirates Max Carey Iddie Collins Slaxen Cuyler New Traynor Grantham Cub Carey McKeehnie Otter Speed Merchants Kiddie Moore Glen Wright Carson Bigbee Chiccago Cubs

Umpire’s Welcome Turns to Silence at Annapolis West Point Game

Bully Evans recounts Charley Rigier's tale of officiating the Annapolis vs West Point ball game where no cheers greeted the umpire until President Roosevelt arrived. The moment mirrored the crowd’s sudden shift in focus as the president entered the grandstand.

Bully Evans Charley Rigier Rigier Annapolis West Point Roosevelt Thad

Notes of the Sporting World Hints at Wide Range of Athletics

A chaotic collage of sport notes mentions lifting records, swimming, college basketball captains, football training across universities, and upcoming track championships. It highlights figures from Penn, Cornell, Notre Dame, Princeton, and others with scattered team moves and coaching shifts across major clubs.

Repairing Damaged Eaves Troughs With Tar Paper Method

Eaves troughs showing leakage can be temporarily fixed using hot asphalt and asphalt-impregnated roofing paper. Dry the trough completely, cut paper strips, coat the trough interior, apply the strips, and fold edges under shingles to seal against water entry.

Plant care and room temperature needs for houseplants

The article notes that sleeping room ventilation matters and gives typical plant temperature ranges. It states night temperatures around 60 degrees and day temperatures around 70 degrees for a healthy houseplant environment.

Vicarious Revenge Prayers Spark Congo Nail Ritual

A note from Congo reports believers directing vengeance through ritual nails hammered into a wooden statue. The act is described as a symbolic gesture tied to prayer and desire for justice.

Congo

Brick Choice Guards Home Beauty and Durability

The article argues brick construction requires no afterthought once built and stresses choosing a hard burmed brick that resists moisture and won’t crumble with age, balancing beauty and utility against high initial cost.

Hunter to Stay Witte Hunter Wins British Amateur Title

Hunter to stay Witte Hunter, once British amateur champion, seeks U S citizenship and golf career in Hollywood. He married Miss Josephine Edwards of the Hollywood Golf Club in Los Angeles. He previously lived in Great Britain, then the United States, later settling in Los Angeles as Rancho Country Club secretary.

Hunter Witte Hunter United States Ile Sunter Josephine Edwards Hollywood Los Angeles Phies Brontwoood Log Angee Tunter Great Britain Bui Rancho Country Club

Yankees Reserve Catcher Burney Bengough Shines in Slightly Limited Role

Catcher Bernard Bengough known as Burney shows fine form for the New York Yankees while teammates Wallie Schang and Fred Hamann are healthy but see limited playing time.

Bernard Bengough Burney Agai New York Yankees Wallie Schang Fred Hamann

No-Hit Duel Ends in Loss in Tenth Inning

A legendary ten inning pitcher’s duel occurred in May between Pred Torey of Cincinnati and Big Jim Vaughn of the Cubs. Torey allowed no hits through ten frames, while Vaughn yielded a hitless game until the tenth when Cincinnati finally won 2 to 0.

Pred Torey Cincinnati Big Jim Vaugla Chicago Cubs Yoney

Scandinavian nations debate stance on Olympic program

Representatives from Norway Sweden Finland and Denmark discuss their approach to the upcoming international games conference in Brace Ti Wes with focus on the disputed Olympic program and possible changes affecting the four entities.

Oslo Norway Sweden Flenmark

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