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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1905
Page
7
A Bible story excerpt follows Jacob's courtship of Rachel at the well. He bonds with Rachel during quiet talks, but Leah's hidden feelings and Laban's ambitions complicate the romance as Jacob longs for his cousin, while Rachel wrestles with separation and loneliness.
The column criticizes a Chicago reciprocity convention, noting US exports rose sharply in 1905 with record manufactures shipments and large overseas sales. It argues foreign nations fear an American export surge, while the Roosevelt administration ignored the conference.
The piece argues reciprocity treaties foster unequal treatment of nations, citing Cuba and Germany as examples. It warns that favors to one country provoke retaliatory tariffs from others and risk straining relations with Great Britain, urging uniform policy per Washington's guidance and rejection of trade treaties.
The Richmond Leader quotes the American Economist arguing tariff revision hinges on Democrats controlling all government branches. It calls the outlook comforting, asserting the country can prosper under tariff stability for years. It warns that in three years voters will see how to handle Democratic ambitions.
The speaker argues against a republican protective tariff and favors reciprocal trade in competitive goods. He says cooperation with Democrats would expose real differences between reformers and Republicans who wear borrowed uniforms.
A useful ornamental hanging case with dark cloth back and embroidered silk pockets. The back measures about nine by five and a half inches mounted on cardboard, the silk pockets are six by nine inches with scalloped top. Embroidery uses long and corded stitches in silk with three repeated designs and ribbon edging.
The bread and butter letter and call are essential social duties after hospitality. The piece notes many neglect written notes or postmeal calls, especially men, and argues such omissions mark a lack of breeding. It warns busy hosts to expect courtesy and guests to respond promptly.
A preparation combines four ounces each of almond meal and wheat flour with one ounce powdered soap and borax. Adds ten drops of bitter almond oil and two ounces of bergamot oil plus tincture of musk. Mix thoroughly and sieve. Use warm water to bathe the face. said to soften chapped hands.
A brief commentary notes that Irish are wary of sea combat yet view it as a potential wealth source, reflecting linger tensions and economic considerations along coastal communities.
Mrs. Burton Kingsland urges discreet etiquette in Success Magazine. The essay stresses paying own travel costs, polite childrearing, parental example, and proper host manners including hatwear at weddings. It condemns returning first calls only when necessary and emphasizes mutual respect in households.
The article explains that kernel protein and starch ratios indicate corn quality. It describes two kernels: one with high crown starch and low protein and a second with higher horny gluten and protein. It emphasizes careful study and comparison of corn varieties for breeders and growers.
The article weighs diversification versus specialization in farming. It cites eastern, western, and southern practices, noting risks of monoculture, the benefits of targeted crops, and the adage not to put all eggs in one basket. It highlights examples from Kansas, Iowa, Florida, and Hastings.
Bold satin stitch monogram design described for use on any fabric. After tracing the motif, work a satin-stitch outline between traced lines with soft cotton thread. The text outlines steps to create a distinct ornamental monogram for general purposes.
The widest parts are padded by running and then worked evenly in satin stitch using silk or gold tinsel thread and flax or embroidery cotton, chosen to suit the material. The method combines padding with careful stitching for a smooth final surface.
A woman praises the china silk shirt waist suit as comfortable and economical for working women. She notes it stays cool unlike taffeta and linen, resists soil with dark blue or black, and remains neat and elegant with a white collar and cuffs for travel or emergencies.
The piece argues against the myth of inexhaustible fertility in western soils and notes widespread soil depletion from continuous cropping. It urges crop rotation and basic fertilization, warning that soil nutrients diminish with harvest and that land must be treated as finite rather than a limitless bank.
A Utah farmer outlines a safety device for watering chicks. A round vessel with an internal floating disc and holes prevents drowning by lifting the chick above water until it can exit.
A farm journal urges farmers to keep calm and practical, noting that small tips like leaves in hats can prevent mistakes. It praises a balance of youth and experience, advising farmers to study questions affecting profits and to whistle at home to boost morale.
Instructions describe lifting the breeching upon the back and pushing the collar forward at noon while horses rest to avoid unharnessing. It notes how this method works whether the horse reaches down to feed and claims it is quick and effective.
Farm Journal advises farmers to apply axle grease to moldboard plows and cultivator shovels after use so equipment can be hitched again without first scrubbing. This guidance emphasizes simple maintenance to save time and keep implements ready.
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