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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1920

Page

6

Pinkham Vegetable Compound Aids Lowell Woman

Mrs M Brsszy of 186 Appleton Street Lowell Massachusetts reports three years of pain and fatigue ended after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She says she now does twice as much work and recommends the remedy to others. The ad touts Pinkham’s as a longtime standard for female ills and offers confidential correspondence from the company in Lynn Massachusetts.

Lowell Mass Pinkham Mrs Lynn Mags

Keep Your Skin Pores Healthier with Cuticura Soap

An old advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap at 25 cents and Cuticura Ointment for 25 cents with Talcum 25. The piece also includes a humorous play dialogue about a manager fearing audience reception, implying a theater setting.

Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It

Druggists report many cases of unrecognized kidney trouble and praise Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for its claimed healing effects. An insurance examiner notes many applicants are declined due to undisclosed kidney issues. Sample bottles offered by mail with ten cent test.

Kilmer Dr. Imer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Dancing snow flakes and snow ball practice remark

A brief quoted line from the Boston Transcript notes dance like snowflakes and a playful nod to practicing for a snow ball, reflecting lighthearted winter humor.

Boston Transcript

A Slip of Knowledge Warns Against Arrogance

A proverb warns that small knowledge can inflate pride and mislead decisions, cautioning learners to stay humble and seek deeper understanding. It stresses humility in study and the risks of vanity from partial information.

Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription For Women

A Victorian tone advertisement promoting Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a non alcoholic herbal remedy for women at stages of life from motherhood to midlife. It claims tonic properties and transparency of ingredients printed on the wrapper.

Quincy Dr. Pierce Anna Littleton Vine St

Red Ball Signal At Tink’s Park Announces Game Days

Fans along the Colum route will learn of baseball games when a wire spans a downtown corner and a large red ball hangs at the center on game days. Joe Tinker plans the display to alert supporters in a novel, visible way.

Joe Tinker Columbus Tink's Park

Five Baseball Greats Spark Debate Over All Time Stars

An eastern critic names Hans Wagner Larry Lajoie Christy Mathewson Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth as the top five of the past 20 years. Critics argue over limiting selections while noting other legends like Walter Johnson Grover Alexander Ray Schalk Tris Speaker Eddie Collins and others could also be considered among baseball’s greats.

Hans Wagner Larry Lajoie Christy Mathewson Ty Cobb Babe Ruth Walter Johnson Grover Alexander Ray Schalk Tris Speaker Eddie Collins Diamond Rube Wadell Ed Walsh Miner Brown Johnny Kling Billy Sullivan Sam Crawford Mike Donlin Johnny Dyers

Baseball Stories and Trades Across the Leagues

Pat Morgan seeks a tryout with Walters a Buffalo southpaw and Toronto will discuss Rochesters city clerk George Magoon. Frazee denies selling the Red Sox as Magoon joins Rochester and Burnett leads the Pacific International league. Milwaukee trades Runser for Clinkes as Browning joins Red Sox. Mollwitz released to Sacramento. Sugden returns as coach and scout. The Pacific Coast league opens grounds to boys as batters. Roy Grover joins Kansas City while Havana University team plans spring games. Larry Gilbert declines a major league berth. Baumann signs with Jersey City. Mead signs with St Louis. Joe Guyon linked to Atlanta. Jing Johnson released by Mack. Ward recovers from knee. Winn Noyes eyed by White Sox. Palmero to pitch for Omaha. minors invite free sees two days weekly. Detroit protests Fingstead trade. Sotheron praised by Billings. Portlands southpaws high in supply across the league.

Vaughn the Great Traveler Among Ball Players

Jim Vaughn's career path shows he played for Temple in the Texas league Corsicana Hot Springs New York Washington Scranton Macon Louisville Kansas City before joining the Cubs as a top pitcher. The piece contrasts his itinerant journey with Arthur Fletcher's two-club lineage in professional baseball.

Arthur Fletcher Giants Dallas New York Jim* Vaughn Jim Temple Corsicana Texas Hot Springs Arkansas State Washington Scranton New York State Macon Louisville Kansas City Cubs

Tennis at Olympic Games selects William M Johnston to lead U S team

William M Johnston of San Francisco national singles champion accepts the USLTA invitation to represent the United States at the Olympic Games tennis tournament in Antwerp. The event runs August 15 to 23 with Johnston as likely captain. other contenders include William Tilden, Robert Lindley Murray, Richard Norris Williams, and Charles S Garland.

William M. Johnston San Francisco United States Lawn Tennis Association Antwerp Johnston William J. Tilden Robert Lindley Murray Richard Norris Williams Charles S. Garland United States

Russian chess champion Akibe Rubinstein visits country

Russian champ Akibe Rubinstein, renowned grandmaster, is expected to tour the region soon, bringing a series of exhibitions and simultaneous games with local players and fans.

Akibe Rubinstein

Praise for Milwaukee boxing venue and rules body

David Hughes who runs Jimmy Wilde's tour here lauds Milwaukee and its auditorium as the greatest boxing structure in the world. He praises the show's conduct methods and notes a standing boxing commission ready to enact new rules if needed.

David Hughes Jimmy Wilde Milwaukee

Spokane club resumes six round boxing bouts

The American Legion Boxing club of Spokane starts six round bouts for the first time in years marking a return to longer formats in local matches.

American Legion Boxing Club Spokane

Baseball Too Rough Slows French Officer Training

French general staff bars baseball in military camps at St Cyr citing frequent finger injuries among officers. The ban comes as baseball gains popularity in France after introduction by American troops, with youths unaccustomed to the game prone to finger breaks when catching balls.

France General Staff St. Cyr West Point

Jersey City Plans Public Tennis Courts At Armory

Sports gossip notes Jersey City will install public tennis courts in the armory. Other items mention Sweep On retirement, Jack Sharkey praise, Wannes Kolehmainen’s speed decline, boxing shows in Texas cities, and plans for Newark boxing arenas this summer.

Jersey City Newark

Marathon Classic Looms On The Polytechnic Harriers

The Sporting Life trophy race from Windsor to Stamford Bridge known as a classic in English athletics will be run on July 17. It features the Polytechnic Harriers as they aim to add the title to their storied history. Frank Brennan signs with Rochester of the International League after years of amateur baseball locally. Yale calls lacrosse candidates with Talbott Hunter named coach. Roy Mitchell leaves professional baseball to become a farmer.

Polytechnic Harriers Windsor Stamford Bridge Rochester Frank Brennan

Rutgers to Play California in June Baseball Showdown

Rutgers to play the University of California on June 14 in a nonleague baseball clash. The match features two college programs aiming for strong spring and summer seasons.

Rutgers California University of California

National AAU Includes 174 Colleges and 500000 Members

The association lists 174 educational institutions totaling over 500000 students. Separately the Detroit club interests owned by the Yawkey interests have been sold for about 500000 dollars.

National A. A National Collegiate A. A Yawkey Detroit Club

Gangway shout greets weary crew on voyage to Prance

A fragment from The Home Sector depicts a transport ship bound for Prance with few soldiers on deck. A lordly figure calls out "Gangways Gangway" as he moves along, provoking muttered remarks about a target who has drawn morning complaints.

Quip on Self Kicking Device Sparks Laughs

A humorous exchange imagines a cheap practical device enabling a man to kick himself. The banter plays on self irony and the impracticality of self harm, delivered in a light, jocular tone.

Both Alike Barefoot Beginnings Transcript

Mr Newellt says he started life barefoot in childhood. Mr Oldfam adds he was likewise born without shoes.

Mr. Newellt Mr. Oldfam

Literary Approval and a Typo Debate

A reader discusses a novel titled Ilo Twas written by pa ping while Auntie questions its authenticity noting a large typographical error that alters the book’s title and possibly meaning.

Pa Ping

Nickel coin and its use in old streetcar rides

In the story a child asks about a small coin labeled as a nickel and its past uses. The adult explains that people formerly bought goods with such coins and could even ride streetcars with it, illustrating how monetary value and daily transit changed over time.

An Expensive Luxury. Neverwed and Longwed Dialogue

A humorous dialogue contrasts marriage costs with a daughter’s self supporting business efforts. A witty exchange hints at social expectations and financial strain from familial duties, reflecting lighthearted attitudes toward marriage and economics.

Weather Bureau Connection Said to Prophesy Surprises

A fragment notes a quip about unforeseen events, suggesting someone linked to the weather bureau once claimed the unexpected always happens. The exchange hints at a witty attribution without naming specifics.

Bix Dix The Weather Bureau

Tempting the Fates in a Witty Courtship Quip

A light exchange centers on Mabel refusing Jack four times with humor. The dialogue notes Mercy’s remark that if she continues, he may think she truly means the rebuffs. The item captures a playful social moment.

Mabel Jack

Breaker Hotel Farewell Sparks Monotony Jibe

A terse exchange unfolds at a hotel as one guest questions a former routine call while another settles the bill. The moment hints at lingering tensions and social habit within a stopping place.

The Play's the Thing in Quoted Quips and Stock Jokes

A collection of witty quips on Shakespeare and film ideas. Jokes about quotes, acting, and a promoter's stock remark mix with a line about wallpaper in a light page gag.

The Conditions of Neighborhood Ashes Conversation

A fragmentary dialogue hints at social norms about ash disposal and stubbornness when asserting control. The lines evoke tension between personal stance and communal cleanliness, suggesting a broader urban nuisance theme without concrete context.

Unappreciated The Judge and The Accused Dialogues

A quirky exchange frame presents a wife accusing a husband of contributing nothing to the family. The accused retorts neighbors supply clothing and food, hinting at misperceived conduct. Interludes reference a ladies club, a film theater, and a magistrate in a playful vignette.

Take Stock and Seek a New Home in Western Canada

An editorial urges self examination and decisive action to escape financial rut. It contrasts sentiment with profit as it cites a Brazil glass worker and a Saskatchewan farmer who found success in Western Canada. The piece highlights affordable land, strong agricultural prospects, and favorable social conditions.

Brasil Ind Indianapolig Canada Eli Saskatchewan Brazil Fim Western

Bayer Aspirin safety and uses promoted worldwide

The Bayer aspirin brand is touted as safe and world famous for nineteen years. It explains proper dosage for colds headaches toothaches neuralgia rheumatism and general pain. Each package bears the Bayer Cross, with affordable twelve tablet boxes and larger options from druggists.

Bayer

Untitled Love Tale Cited in Early 20th Century Papers

A fragment from multiple newspapers hints at a developing romance between a young woman and an elderly millionaire. The Birmingham Age Herald and Houston Post reference doubts about true intention and conflict over a car and a future bungalow.

Appropriate Path

A brief, cryptic exchange about finding a route through a complex place. One figure jokes that progress requires threading a delicate path while another urges persistence to locate the intended route.

Old Man Multouse Wordplay From Boston Cransenpe

A fragment from Boston Cransenpe features a shorthand exchange about Mr Multouse, with children asking if he is very old and a remark about a parent’s comment that he raised his mate. The text showcases playful dialogue and regional spelling.

Multouse Boston Cransenpe

Farmer to Boy over Apple Tree Tactic

A farmer catches a boy picking apples but the boy resists. The farmer switches to a soft, counterfeit friendly approach and asks the youth to come closer to tell him something. The boy dismisses the offer, saying title ones like him don’t need to know everything.

Weekly Telegraph

Steam and vapor patterns in visible air description

A brief note explains that steam is not visible as a gas but forms a wisp described as white vapor. It states this steamy film actually consists of fine moisture particles created when water vapor condenses.

Hall’s Catarrh Medicine Bonded Reward Claimed by Firm

Frank J. Cheney of J. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio swears to pay a reward of 1000 dollars for any catarrh cure not achieved by Hall’s Catarrh Medicines. Notary A. W. Glennon records sworn statement dated December 7, 1876.

State of Ohio Toledo Tucna County J. Cheney J. J. Cheney & Co Huamasa Hall Frank J. Chiney A. W. Glennon Talis Catarreh WJ. Chenay & Co Ohio Y.j. Cheney & Co Tolodo

Those Girls Reported Conversation Note in Boston Transcript

A fragment from the Boston Transcript references a chat among girls with remarks about a past discussion. The readable text hints at reactions and social conversation as reported in the newspaper.

Boston

Diamond Dyes Color Card Promises Rich Fadeless Hues

Ad copy touts Diamond Dyes promising to dye wool silk cotton or mixed fabrics with a new rich color. The package includes directions to diamond dye over any color and suggests using the Diamond Dye Color Card to match materials.

Ady

Scout Swallowing Teaspoon Stumps First Class

Tenderfoot asks about a scout who swallowed his teaspoon. First-Class explains he cannot stir. The quip highlights a humorous mishap in a scout tale from Doy's Life.

Tenderfoot Doys

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