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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1924
Page
6
A testimonial from Mrs. Coulom of Milwaukee Wisconsin praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief of weakness nervousness and female troubles. The letter claims improved health after a year and a half of use and notes the medicine is widely sold by druggists.
A quoted exchange from the Boston Transcript contemplates a cynic Kadley losing his mind and whether any decent person should intervene in a suicide. The dialogue reflects distressing social attitudes and concerns over mental decline.
Cambridge, Mass. Edmund D Barbour, 83, testified in Middlesex Superior Court about a 1916 incident described as a petting party in his office. He said he paid $362,000 in cash and securities to Daniel Coakley and related figures, with other figures also cited in the scheme. Corcoran, once district attorney, serves a five year term on related blackmail charges.
William A Radford outlines a 12 by 27 foot laying and breeding house for seven hens. Frame construction on a concrete foundation with concrete floor and sloping roof provides ventilation, warmth, nests, and roosts. Cost efficiency and site layout offer ready productivity for farm egg producers.
The house is considered entirely suitable for the farm flock and will repay the efforts and expense of building it.
A writer notes that some people seem behind in life lessons. He contrasts views of body and soul and critiques idle readers who read a book daily to escape themselves.
A playful dialogue unfolds as one character asks if the other is ill after noticing a pale face while the other retorts that the color wiped off on a coat, revealing a lighthearted, domestic moment with cheeky banter.
An unclear report describes troubled waters, oil pouring, a truck used for a light, and a dramatic ocean scene becoming a sight. The fragment hints at a hazardous event involving fire and water.
Bill He plotted for a month to rob a train. He caused a hold up after fixing a quick getaway. A shot killed the engineer. A trainload of orphan children returning from a picnic was found aboard.
The speaker reports Bluebelle is upset about a birthday present. They note the item was given years ago and doubt why it is considered unkind if she selected it herself as a nice present. The exchange questions the basis of her dissatisfaction.
In a church gathering, Maggie recalls the priest declaring stealing potatoes from his field will send a thief to hell. Tom jokes about turnips, but the priest’s stance on them is not noted.
A fragment hints at a scheme involving ink or time and mentions seeking a concession on hats in political circles. The text is partial and offers little context about persons or events.
A policeman staggers along the footpath while muttering strong language. A man explains he left home with his boots on the wrong feet, a remark noted in London Tit-Bits.
A naval man recalls being placed in command of the gravy boat during a dinner at Mrs. DeSmiths house, describing the moment as perfectly at home.
The input is a playful verse prompt and does not describe a news event or readable facts suitable for a headline and summary Card.
A hostess compliments Mr Patterson on a novel while a guest notes the bookmark left inside it was more amusing than the book. The London humor reflects light dialogue and social wit.
A social gathering at Blinksnip's house ended with guests on poor terms. Witnesses report shouting and quarrels as the party dispersed, leaving several attendees unready to engage in conversation. No injuries are mentioned.
In a playful exchange at Casey's shop, Bigga asks if a cowhide can be used in a shoe shop. Casey answers quickly with a pun, saying no but suggesting calfskin. The light exchange showcases local humor and wordplay.
A brief snippet shows a politician and Sarah amid congratulations and mixed reactions. The exchange hints at nomination and differing opinions on its significance in the political moment.
A lively exchange about a cinema showing a moving picture. Uncle Amber jokes about the people moving a theater while Bud notes the scene, hinting at a bustling, perhaps humorous, film life in town.
In a bustling hardware store, a worker named Brown is seen turning over tin stock creating a loud racket. The scene captures a moment of busy activity within Good Hardware.
In McFarland California Maynard Schrack had his clothing torn off after his garments were caught in an electric drill drive belt at Colonel’s garage The belt pulled him and left only socks and shoes as he retreated home in a barrel like garb with a blushing nettled expression.
Cedar Rapids Iowa Albert Nelson a longtime day laborer reportedly went to Boston to claim more than 1 million dollars of a 5 million dollar estate left by his uncle. He is one of five heirs lawyers have pursued for years.
A 40 pound wolf that terrorized small stock in Seneca, Wis, was shot by D B Ames of Ferryville after lying in wait seven days. He captured two pups on the first day while the mother hid the remaining young in the woods.
Railroad officials in Tuolumne County weigh equipping engines with brooms after an Oakdale to Tuolumne and Sonora passenger train experienced engine failure on a grade at Chinese Camp due to a swarm of hoppers blocking the rails.
In Hamilton Alabama a two year old child of Dr. and Mrs. J G L Wilson died after inhaling ammonia fumes from a bottle found by its side. The tragedy occurred when the child put the bottle to his mouth during laundry work. The cause appears accidental.
Built in features save space and labor in modern homes. The kitchen is compact with cabinets serving as storage and work surfaces. Breakfast rooms, tiled floors, and washable walls reduce maintenance. Built-in refrigerators, wall beds, and sewn rooms offer flexible, sanitary, low-cleaning options while cutting furniture needs.
The article argues modern homes must include built in kitchen features to reduce effort and save labor. It notes recessed breakfast rooms, built in cabinets, broom closets, and electric connections as key elements aligned with sanitary standards and public demand. Real estate firms advocate these features to attract renters and buyers.
Deer shed their horns yearly after the breeding season and renew them. It takes about three to four months for the new horns to reach full size.
A quotation emphasizes that truth endures beyond people as echoed by Joseph Gerrald. The line frames truth as an enduring force beyond mortal life.
A fishery notes that sturgeon have become so scarce that a single live catch can bring several hundred dollars, reflecting high demand and reduced availability in the trade.
Safety rules urge tight fittings and leak checks for gas in buildings. If you smell gas open doors and windows, locate the leak without flames, and shut off at the meter if needed. Do not light flames. call a gas fitter. Avoid cheap rubber fittings and ensure joints are tight.
The article stresses installing a garage drain during concrete work to carry away water from car washing and cleaning. It notes winter runoff may freeze and hinder door operation, and that a drain can be added at minimal cost during construction.
The article argues that built in equipment makes cedar closets nearly universal. It notes cedar’s pleasant odor and its ability to preserve linens and woolens, with moderate costs for mothproofing in homes hotels and apartments.
A newspaper note advises using common salt to clean a chimney of soot after the fire is well started. It warns against applying salt when the wash is on the one and stresses caution.
The article extols built in or movable kitchen cabinets as major labor savers for families with children. It highlights the breakfast nook as a versatile, recessed dining space used for all meals except dinner. It notes modular, expandable cabinet units and modular furniture like folding tables and chairs enabling multiuse functionality.
The text notes the Hesperides among islands in early navigators imagination, as described in the Arabic geography of Edrist in 1158, and mentions St. Brandon and the Islands of the Seven Cities as other examples.
A girl defines love through a witty line about dancing with a partner who steps on her foot. Instead of pain, the moment provokes a thrill, illustrating a playful view of affection.
Detroit residents witness a tragic domestic crisis as Joseph Novicki, 36, ends his life to pave his wife Tekla’s union with boarder Tony Lausick. Tekla, 28, admits love for Lausick and appears pleased by the plan, while the couple’s financial tie included a $1,000 insurance payout.
Atlantic City man Peter K. Palmer died weeks after his wife Mary Palmer vanished. Palmer, 72, refused consolation, starved and sat by the door of their Trinity Avenue home awaiting her return. Police searched Philadelphia for Mary after she left May 8 for a funeral, but no trace was found.
Vancouver fishermen report seals destroying a large portion of the Fraser River spring salmon pack. Seals regularly beat fishermen to struck fish, tearing them from nets and tossing them ashore. They fear local stocks may dwindle and revenue drop as the seals’ predation continues.
George W. Jacobs of Brockton Massachusetts a University of Maine freshman used a six foot bow crafted by himself to kill a 250 pound bear ten miles north of Amherst The bear had one paw in a steel trap five arrows were shot with three striking the animal He was accompanied by Harry Jordan guide of East Buddington The tale stems from taunts by fellow students and is hoped to boost university archery interest.
The first motor speedway in France is being built, featuring hairpin turns and sharp curves as standard. An advertisement notes Cuticura Soap and hot water cleanse pores, then Cuticura Taleon powder for clear healthy skin, while a Lady of Distinction is praised for her perfume.
Mrs Hezlet, 77, competed to retain a record of playing in every edition of the series since its founding 81 years ago. Mrs Ferlet delivered a spirited showing, losing to Hezlet by 4 up with 3 to play.
An electrical storm damaged North Powder area facilities and ignited the Eastern Oregon Light and Power substation but firefighters saved it. A silver fox valued at 1000 dollars was killed by lightning.
Mrs. Betty Smilow found a hen in Minneapolis with three emeralds and four .22 caliber cartridge shells. Police investigate to trace antecedents of the conmen involved. Jewelers deem the stones valuable and unusual in such a find.
Local residents react to a petrified ear discovery in the hamlet of Pu-No-. Historians note early eighteenth century ties to the Indian Chief Taian and the town’s name origin linked to his demise near Curly Setters.
Dr Schiffmann promotes Asthioider claiming instant relief for asthma hay fever bronchial symptoms. He offers a money back guarantee with purchase and a guarantee per parcel post, pricing 65c, via Schiffmann Co Los Angeles. Asphalted paper mulch used on over 10,000 acres of apple plantations in Linwall.
A quirky verse proclaims that words mask meanings in a chain of wordplay. The text claims rouge is a ruse by a named source, Budtd, and ends with a nod to Yale Record as a supposed corroboration.
An old physicians' advertisement touts Dr Carey Marshroot Prescription No 777 as a cure for kidney and bladder issues. It claims 40 years of doctor experience and offers Naud and tablet forms with a money back guarantee if not effective within one week.
A garbled exchange appears to discuss a Springfield wormian and offspring, with exclamations about trading and reference to a Boston Transcripe. The readable text hints at a humorous or satirical local note, lacking clear context or names.
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