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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1922
Page
7
A Schwab interview outlines a formula for success rooted in loyalty to the employer and strict adherence to high methods. It urges diligence, self belief, courage and avoidance of complainers to open doors to leadership and reward.
Jesse B. Osborne, aged ninety two, remembered in Pike county Kentucky for a life marked by a strict refusal to utter profane words. The piece contrasts his example with widespread casual swearing among youth and questions traditional remedies like washing a child's mouth with soap.
A reflective column argues that excessive parental worry over deviant student behavior ignores the root of the problem. Profane language is condemned as a harmful habit that lowers standards, invites crime, and erodes joy, calling for restraint and better trends in youth conduct.
A poem of returning to nature in spring. The speaker seeks outdoor promise and renewal as April brightens landscapes and lifts the weary office life. Images of lakes, lilypads, fresh air, songbirds, green grass, and sunlit fields evoke a revitalizing escape into Mother Nature.
John Blake argues against pursuing by products of talent outside one’s profession. He notes Standard Oil’s scope and warns individuals not to abandon their main craft for side ventures such as writing, acting, or bridge. He cites Anthony Hope as a cautionary example of investing in one vocation, then switching only after success.
A vivid description of Rangoon at the Irrawaddy delta where elephants move logs from water to the mill yards. Logs float in a calm inlet and are released from booms. logs not needed for immediate sawing may be stored for years.
A dialog centers on Norah departing a mutual arrangement as the Cook explains unselfish motives to allow another girl the chance at intimate joy with Ilyin. Mun props the idea while fate or heaven seems to intervene.
The text describes a Sunshine Cake with butter and sugar, eggs, flour, baking powder, milk, and vanilla, plus a method to bake a loaf. It also outlines Apple Snow a dessert with steamed apples, meringue, sugar, and jelly, served as a light, layered treat.
A Los Angeles Times note discusses how Indians formerly gathered buttercup seeds as a food source. It remarks on the seeds' tiny size and the surprising abundance, suggesting that collecting enough would be daunting but feasible when seen growing densely.
The once famous actress Rose Coghlan, now seventy one, faced paralysis and dwindling resources. News of her plight prompted swift aid from fellow performers and others in the profession.
Charles Lathrop Pack, president of the American Forestry Association, presents nearly one billion tree seeds to France's ambassador Jusserand with J. J. Broderick of the British embassy observing, aiding France's devastated areas with reforestation supplies.
A fragmentary item notes Ulysses S Grant Jr born Bethel Ohio July 22 1852, admitted to the bar in 1876 and practicing law in San Diego California. He served as secretary to his father and aided him politically during his presidency.
A compilation of varied notes covers topics from friction matches and seed trade to Brazilian meat export growth and a California mobile medical clinic. It mentions aphid reproduction, cake texture, turpentine effects, dairy cow diets, tidal differences near the Panama Canal, and Lady Astor supporting female education through the Southern Women's Educational Alliance.
Herbert D Brown, chief of the Bureau of Efficiency, outlines plans to reorganize government departments in a latest photograph caption. The proposal aims to streamline operations and improve departmental effectiveness across the federal structure.
A fragmented dialogue describes a woman seeking funds for her husband to attend theater. The exchange notes a 25 cent movie seat and her comment that theaters are dark and acceptable. The text preserves a sparsely readable snapshot with unclear punctuation and attribution.
Disjointed OCR excerpt presents garbled dialogue and phrases about appetite spirits and a club. The readable bits center on a character named Arthur and a disembodied spirit context, with inaccessible surrounding context and dates.
A midwestern tornado storm origining in the Rocky mountains swept through Illinois Indiana Ohio Missouri and Iowa with at least 50 deaths reported. Wrecked villages Irvington Plainfield Hedrick and Danville suffered heavy damage and many residents sheltered in tents amid floods and cold weather. Indiana guardsmen aided in Hedrick while local patrols took over afterward.
Emma Baker of Lebanon Indiana testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her strength after long stomach and other female troubles She recommends the remedy to all women and allows use of her photo and letter to illustrate the product's value The message urges women suffering from common female ailments to try the natural restorative and regain energy for daily work
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