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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1937
Page
8
A guide to making Hollandaise and related sauces with practical tips on butter handling, heating, and variations. It covers Bearnaise Mousseline Trianon and Bavarian dressings, plus a German dressing and mint sauce, with recipe-style steps and cautions for avoiding curdling.
Bishop John Robinson represented Britain at Utrecht's congress securing spoils from the War of the Spanish Succession. Britain gained Tudson Bay territory Nova Scotia Newfoundland and Gibraltar. Gibraltar secured command of the Mediterranean and anchored naval and colonial supremacy.
A humorous verse laments modern noise replacing quiet days. The speaker contrasts past simple sounds like bells and songs with loud urban noises such as car doors, radios, doorbells, and constant chatter. The tone notes relocation to escape ceaseless din. The poem ends with the speaker reclaiming a quieter home after the noisy year.
The article argues shyness signals weakness only if misread, listing public figures such as Herbert Hoover Calvin Coolidge Grant Jefferson Quincy Adams Washington Ford and Morgan as examples of shy or reserved traits. It notes shyness can be a handicap but not a weakness and frames it as a common human trait.
A New York Sun article discusses the curious etymologies of common furniture terms. It traces origins from Persian, Greek, Latin, Italian, French, and Norse languages, noting surprises like desk from discus and rug from Norwegian, while debunking simpler folk etymologies.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer writer notes Napoleon’s effort to memorialize his Italian campaign by building a vast military road across the Simplon route from Pyring in Valois to Domoloszolo in Piedmont. Begun 1800, finished six years later, it spanned up to 80 feet wide with 652 feet summit, crossing 611 bridges and tunnels at a cost of about 3.5 million dollars shared by France and Switzerland.
A new book reveals 62 tricks for magic demos and curious stunts for Monticello children. The guide explains the egg in milk bottle trick among simple experiments and playful feats.
A folk magic book titled Dick Daring's Bag of Tricks by Will L. Lindhorst is now available through The Quaker Oats Company and The Monticello Express. Copies await at The Monticello Express offices and grocers can provide obtaining details. early pickup urged to beat the anticipated demand.
Multiple transfers listed including Catharine L Adams by L W Lovell to Vernon Wright 71 acres in section 32 township 86 range 3 and 31 acres in same area in discharge of a 1935 contract. Maude Gunn and James R to William R Robinson 1 undivided interest in SE SE section 26 83 4. U S A to Francis Gehon 80 acres in SW section 5 86 2. various deeds among Dewey Weets Charles Bosier Clinton Iowa estates with nominal sums. and other properties with nominal consideration including 1.00 in several cases and details of land parcels in sections 9 83 2 12 83 2 15 83 2.
Five Dionne Quins, once given little chance, grew into healthy children due to daily oatmeal. Doctors credit vitamin B rich oats with preventing nervousness and poor appetite, while oatmeal with milk supplies minerals, protein, and energy.
Donald Richardson nearly died when his clothing snagged on a fly wheel at a Clarinda flour mill in Fane county. Fellow workers freed him as the belt moved and the neck trap tightened, leaving him unharmed but shaken.
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