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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1929

Page

6

Aboard the True Bounty in War Time Seafaring Tensions

Miss Cara Inglepin seeks passage for home and war-torn family ties aboard the True Bounty. Captain Fellowes the privateer’s fate crowds his loyalties as Chater and Captain Collishawe test allegiances and sailing plans amid British privateering and American blockades.

Clara York Merlia Mothae Marques Chater Miss Cara Mnglandy Miss Miss Inglepin Fellowes Cap'n Fellowes Captain Fellowes Wimmin Markess da Perenha Cara Ben Inelepin Donna Rosa Cara Inglepin Wellington Mlas Inglepin Kek Rcetme Tagus Bar Lisbon Europe West Indies South America John Company Mindettly Chater Wis Ollowes Thylepin Brighton Collishawe Conishawe Mellowes Lev Min Callishawe Chapla Lynntt Sandy Hook Peninsula Ben New York Duenna Lion Bounty Cap’n Chater Moscow Napoleon Col Mshawe Ord Soult Pyrenees Java Tig James Caro Admiral Cockburn Canada Hudson Cap'n Collishawe Gervilely

Crimpin' Collishawe Chapter Ends With Homeward Hope

In a shifting mood the narrator reflects on escape from the Sachem and months in Dartmoor. He anticipates reunion with Cara and returning home, while brushing aside her Federatiat leanings as he looks toward a hopeful horizon.

Crimpin Collishawe Pllowes Dartmoor Cara

Lisbon tea and war talks aboard ship with Cara and Fellowes

Cata accepts the invitation and plans a private discussion aboard. James is urged to meet with Cara while Captain Chater orders a barrel of port and lemons to ward off scurvy. The scene blends maritime life with hints of a broader conflict and mentions Towa’s creamery butter and roads.

Cata James Lisbon Chater Captain Chater Col Mr. Fellowes Miss Cara

Perfect Retention Shields for Rupture by Redlich

Mr. C F Redlich a rupture appliance expert claims the Perfect Retention Shields stop ruptures in any body position or weight lift and provide instant relief. He says they contract the opening, strengthen weak tissues and aid recovery without belts or leg straps. He notes high recovery rates in children and advertises a moisture proof sanitary device from his Minneapolis office.

C. F. Redlick Co. F. Redlich Home Office Boston Block Minneapolis Minnesota

Konjola Delivers Notable Relief for Indigestion

Mrs. Lucy Jett of Sergeant Bluff Iowa reports Konjola improved her long lasting stomach and bowel troubles. She says four weeks cleared indigestion and quickly ended chronic constipation improving overall health. The remedy is sold at J Kay's drug store in Monticello and by leading chemists in the region.

Konjola Lucy Jett Sergeant Bluff Iowa Monticello

Movement to replace Pullman waiters with chic waitresses

A Boston Herald note mocks old fashioned Pullman staff as passengers prefer attractive waitresses when trains lurch. A Weekly Scotsman cartoon line imagines a trading ship captain trying to land contraband and joking with a customs officer about vision and speech with coins.

Boston Herald Joe Scotsman

Mike Delaney and Pat in a Yard Running Dilemma

Bridget notices Pat pacing the yard in a feverish, running pattern claiming the doctor prescribed days of running and rest. Mike questions Pat’s behavior while Pat insists he is following medical directions for a medicine that requires alternating running days and rest.

Mike Mike Delaney Bridget Macks Pat

Town Builds One Ninth of Nation's Concrete Roads

A small town accounted for one ninth of all concrete road construction in the United States last year. The milestone highlights its rapid road work pace and the scale of local infrastructure projects undertaken in the period.

United States

Spinach variety for hot months and simple sauté guide

The text notes New Zealand spinach as heat tolerant and available in hot months. It lists common vegetables and describes washing removing leaves from stems, cooking in a shallow pan, adding salt after wilting, then mixing with butter. It suggests serving with vinegar or lemon alongside spinach.

New Zealand Fisher

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