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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1925

Page

7

Ford Runs 57 Miles On Gallon Of Gas

John A. Stransky claims a new automatic self regulating device improves mileage from 36 to 57 miles per gallon, removes carbon and reduces spark plug trouble and overheating. It can be installed in five minutes and he seeks distributors with samples offered at his risk.

John A. Stransky P-800 Stransky Bldg Pukawana South Dakota Stransky Adv

Love for Dog Owners By Albert Payson Terhune

A Terhune excerpt celebrates dogs and their bond with humans. It recalls Colonel Prouse's collie driving hens and chicks with calm leadership, and notes dogs’ loyalty and instinct to protect their flock. The piece blends anecdotes on canine behavior with reflections on breed development and a tale about a tail tax and the origin of the word cur.

Albert Payson Terhune Colonel Prouse Prouse Negley Red Bluff Cal Animal Kingdom

Hardest Sounds to Hear Syllables Ending In ng

Research finds syllables ending in ng are hardest to hear for listeners in poor acoustics. In tests with a large audience only 48 percent caught sounds like ting and bong while 90 to 100 percent recognized sounds ending with s w or y.

Incontrovertible science and common sense debate Sunday dining

A Toledo Blade clipping argues against the idea that Sunday is not a family meal day, noting that neither strict science nor common sense proves a special prohibition on cooking and dining from morning ten until midnight.

Toledo Blade

Argument Framed to Fit Viewpoint Claims

A Cleveland Times feature argues that arguments crafted to mirror our views are considered strong by proponents, reflecting a media bias perception and editorial stance. The piece analyzes rhetoric used to validate preconceived beliefs and its impact on public discourse.

Cleveland Times

North Sea Fishing Season and Fleet Life

The North Sea supports about 50 000 people during the fishing season. Most boats stay at sea for weeks, live on provisions from a supply boat, and send catches to markets by another vessel. The routine only breaks when a supply boat or steam carrier arrives to unload cargo. Investment in trawlers is substantial, with boats well built and equipped for efficient handling of the catch.

North Sea

Two 50,000 Year Old Neanderthal Skeletons Found

Two Neanderthal type skeletons believed to be at least 50,000 years old were discovered in a cave near Chimen along with skeletons of dinosaurs, hyenas, and bears.

Chimen

Old Nickname for Whisky John Barleycorn Personified

The name John Barleycorn used as a personification of malt liquor derives from an old English tract titled The Arraigning and Indicting of Sir John Barleycorn Knight printed for Timothy Tosspot. Sir John Barleycorn appears as a character in ballads by John Burns.

John Barleycorn Sir John Barleycorn Timothy Tosspot John Burns

Panama Canal Passage Time Reduced to Ten to Twelve Hours

A vessel can pass directly through the Panama canal in ten to twelve hours with three hours spent docking and undocking. This streamlined transit minimizes delays and improves turnaround.

Panama Canal

Worthy Judge Divorcee Alimony Echoes Freedom

A friend recalls a court scene where a judge grants a widow twenty dollars weekly alimony. The woman praises independence and relief at not depending on a husband for support, noting the financial security feels splendid.

Five Room House Which Charms by Perfection of Homelike Charm

William A. Radford presents a small frame five room bungalow with porch front, brick steps, shuttered windows, and plantings. The living room centers on a large fireplace flanked by bookcases and windows. separate dining and kitchen areas offer built in storage and convenient flow though dining and kitchen share an open connection. Bedrooms a bath and basement stairs branch from a hall, with fit and finish aimed at homelike simplicity and efficient housekeeping.

Sleeping Porch Should Match House Lines

A housing extension strategy warns that adding a sleeping porch after construction can ruin harmony if not designed with care. Guidance favors unobtrusive placement, southern exposure for privacy and comfort, and notes a double-deck porch over a first-story veranda as an economical option expanding perceived size.

True Economy in Home Building and Equipment

The article warns against cheap heating lighting plumbing and mechanical systems stressing that value lies in quality. It urges careful planning buying good materials and proper installation, plus tasteful decoration and affordable landscape development to prevent future deterioration and maintain home comfort.

Door Locks Must Be Reliable From Trusted Manufacturer

The emphasis is on selecting door locks from a renowned maker of first class, trouble proof equipment. The text advocates reliability over ornate style and suggests choosing proven quality regardless of price.

Glazing Adds Clarity and Lustrous Beauty to Windows

A note on glass quality highlights Guid glass as a worthwhile home investment. It promises clear vision with minimal distortion, enhancing light on cloudy days and improving overall appearance.

Property Rules Highlight City Ban on Landscaping Aids

The article notes restrictions on Luswaps shrubbery and gardens and mentions maternity considerations linked to property value. It describes enforcement of bans and their impact on real estate enhancement strategies.

French and mirrored doors enhance home comfort and style

Entrances special millwork costs money yet many entrance types suit every taste without ordering first class doors. Consider French doors for interior spaces and mirrored doors for bedrooms for practical use and decorative appeal that adds comfort and beauty to the home.

Wall Boards Add Many Useful Rooms to Home

Careful planning of wall board work improves estimates saves time and material and ensures a satisfactory complete job. It benefits the builder with profit and the owner with quality and savings. Before layout the initial points to consider are noted.

Painting Lumber Ends Quick to Prevent Moisture

The article advises painting rough lumber promptly after construction work ends. If lumber sits unused for over a week, painting the ends helps prevent absorption of moisture and warping.

Wall Board Lets Home Remodels Create New Storage Rooms

The article explains wall board can transform wasted space into usable rooms. Costs vary with design and labor, but installation is easy and affordable for modest homes, expanding chair and character in living spaces.

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