16 Dec 1926
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1926
Page
1
A comic exchange unfolds in a Penny Store setting as characters tease each other about class, soul and appearance. A Sunday School lesson about the body contrasts with a boy’s witty reply, finishing with a cautionary quip.
In a City Star report the woman admits the couple were engaged but strangers who had quarreled. She explains the family moved into Vic Apartment Godse and they have since not known each other well.
A finding confirms that Green plans to retire from business for five years. The remark appears to be a response to prior statements and suggests a temporary exit from professional activities. Authorities or witnesses provided no further details on location or timing.
A terse exchange features pledges of friendship fading into an abrupt conclusion. The dialogue hints at a betrayal or settlement as voices declare the end of their ties. No clear names or locations are provided in the readable lines.
A report notes a girl asking where her bathing suit went after it vanished from a wash booth, prompting curiosity about the disappearance. No further details provided.
A fragment quotes a remark about a wife who admired old world palaces and loved dusting furniture. The piece notes England faces a decline in horses at about 76 000 annually.
A family quarrel over cooking standards and coal waste surfaces in Bronson. The wife defends the cook while criticizing broth excess and resource waste, highlighting tensions at a small town household.
The young Netherlands noble William the Silent opposed Spanish tyranny aided by Coligny and privateers. He led revolts, governed in Philip II’s name, and through strategic acts, including breaking dikes at a crisis, established the United Netherlands. He was assassinated in 1584 by Balthazar Gerard, leaving a lasting legacy as Father of the Netherlands.
Years ago a cruel experiment in a European hospital misled sick men into believing they were poisoned by a doctor error. Almost immediately they showed acute poisoning symptoms and required antidotes to counter a mental reaction induced by the false claim.
A girl trapped between two large passengers on a street car endures constant jolts until one passenger exits. Betty then sighs with relief and remarks how nice it feels to be loose and free.
The Boston Traveler notes a rare bird snubbed by a man who admits he lacks a sense of humor. The quip frames a humorous clash over wit and self awareness.
An advertisement touts Dare's Mentha Pepsin as a remedy for gas heaviness and distention. It promises strong digestion, lasting vigor, and a money back guarantee if not helpful, claiming thousands of satisfied customers.
Mrs Minnie Fensterer describes relief from pimples and blackheads after using Carter's Little Liver Pills for chronic constipation and indigestion. She notes improved digestion and says the treatment freed her bowels from discomfort. Druggists offer 25 and 75 cent red packages.
Mrs. L. D. Bohrer of Cabool Missouri writes that Dodd's Pills relieved years of heart disease bladder inflammation and fatigue after using two boxes. She reports continued health benefits and urges others with kidney or bladder trouble to buy at 60 cents a box.
A balloon ascent scene includes a small girl asking her mother if God is expecting the men nearby. The remark captures a moment of childlike curiosity amid a public event.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Drake's Glossco as a croup and cough remedy. It claims rapid relief for croup without vomiting in 15 minutes and quick help for coughs colds and whooping cough. The message urges households with children to keep a bottle and directs readers to ask their druggist about the 60 cent bottle.
A humorous exchange notes a bald-headed man charging full price for a haircut and adding an amusement tax as a joke. An advertisement touts the Cuticura Toilet Trio with cleansing Soup Ointment and Talcum as daily toilet preparations.
A messy quote fragment mentions Phylis Glenn and a father figure with unclear context about an eye injury, suggesting a partially recalled confrontation or incident. No clear date or setting is provided.
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