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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1911

Page

8

Iowa House Shows AX Used on Bills in Judiciary Committee

Des Moines reports the house judiciary committee recommending ten bills for subcommittee study and two for passage. Mil ton of Cedar county had a bill postponed. Lounsberry’s measure passed, Boettger’s school election act favored, Whitney’s pardon power bill referred, and other bills directed to multiple committees. The board of control organized. another senator proposes abolishing the health board in favor of a three-member health commission.

Des Moines House Committee On Judiciary Milton Cedar County Lounsberry Marshall County Boettger Scott County Bettendorf Whitney Woodbury Committee On Marshall Committee On Ways and Means Dunlap Clinton Christ, Huff and Lounsberry Ripley, Stipe Schee Marshal Hickenlooper Perkins and Whitney Klay Sioux Jacobs, Bascom and Koontz Grout Blackhawk Larrabee, Kull and Shankland Johnson, Hamilton and Smith Harding Campbell O’connor Committee On Board of Control Health Board State Board of Health Board of Health System Brown Decatur County Senate Larrabee and Francis Dolliver Fitchpatrick Smith Mitchell Wilson Clarke Erickson Cunningham Collin of Worth Road Fund Pharmacy Commission E. R. Moore Linn County Stillman William Larrabee Clermont House

Terminal tax bill eyed to curb railroads tax split

Des Moines report notes Senator Saunders aims to introduce a terminal tax bill to distribute railroad taxes by property value per county, boosting cities with extensive sidetracks while depriving sparsely served counties. Other items cover U.S. Senate ballot deadlock, nurse lobbyists, state salaries, and political notes.

Des Moines Council Bluffs Davenport Saunders

Free recipe claim targets kidney weakness and pains

An advertisement promises a free recipe to cure weak kidneys and bladder issues. It claims rapid relief from burning, dribbling and back pain and offers to mail the prescription from Dr. A. BE Robinson in Detroit. The pitch stresses self cure at home and asks readers to request a copy.

Dr. A. BE. Robinson Luck Building Detroit Mich

Blame on Physicians for Morphine Habit Growth

New York druggists protested a city ordinance restricting retail sale of morphine and its salts without a doctor's prescription. The measure targets paregoric and stomach remedies, with health officials citing physician prescriptions as the main source of addiction. Caswell Mayo cited a survey of sanitariums showing about 90 percent of habit formation linked to physician prescriptions.

New York Board of Health Caswell Mayo

Scots at the Links Before Early Wedding

Two Scottish golfers Sandy and Jock share playful banter about a morning round on the links. Sandy presses to play in the morrn while joking he had planned to wed in the morni. The light exchange hints at a wedding plan intertwined with a golf outing.

Sandy Jock

Monologue Talk Sparks Thoughts On Women Hearts

Laura Jean Whibbey in Brooklyn discusses love and marriage in her stage monologue. She notes women, especially young women, show surprising ignorance on these topics. She cites a humorous classroom anecdote about Solomon and his animals to illustrate misunderstandings.

Gnorance Laura Jean Whibbey Brooklyn Lova Solo

Enlist Aid of Churches Tuberculosis Day Plans

The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis launches an investigation with ministers nationwide to gauge tuberculosis impact in church congregations. It will compile death figures from last year and distribute educational material for Tuberculosis Day on April 30. Millions of circulars and pamphlets will go out from national and local anti tuberculosis groups.

Wrecking Crew and Souvenir Hunters Referenced

Inherited memory echoes a chaotic scene with a wrecking crew labeled as souvenir hunters. Knoecker Jones recalls a bad memory while Becker’s mother and father are noted for memory gaps on the witness stand.

Knoecker—Jones Becker

Defiance Starch Promises More Satisfactory Laundry Results

The article claims Defiance Starch provides stronger starch than rivals enabling thinner application. It argues standard starches hide fabric beauty and weaken wear, while Defiance yields stiffness with less paste, improving both appearance and durability.

Castorl ia bottle warning and signature claim

Important to Mothers asks careful exam of CASTORLIA bottles for infants and children and to verify the signature. It asserts the remedy is safe and has been used for over years with the same brand.

Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Rheumatism Says Boston Man

Henry J. Goldstein of 14 Barton Street Boston reports five years of severe rheumatism that stiffened his knees and forced his business absence. After taking Hood's Sarsaparilla he quickly improved and declares himself cured and recommends the medicine. He notes it comes in liquid or chocolate tablet forms.

Henry J. Goldstein Barton Street Boston Mass Hood Mr. Goldstein

Kentucky Horses Fearless of Autos and Trains

Willis tells Gillis the Kentucky horses he bought are not scared of autos or trains. Buck notes difficulty getting them accustomed to a sprinkling cart. The ad copy promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a sugar coated stomach and bowel regulator, easy to take.

Willis Kentucky Gillis Dr. Pierce

Toast with each slice stands up edge story fragment

Fragmentary OCR text includes quirky quotes about toasting habits from a married couple, a reflection on friendship, a misspelled phrase about bromine or quinine, mention of a signature MM. W. Grove, and a line about a product claimed to cure cold in one day with a world over signature.

MM. W. Grove Zhao

Re a ve wire but don't burn your nasociates

A terse note appears to warn against overdoing wire use and hurting colleagues. The fragment hints at safety caution and workplace consequences but provides few specifics on people or events.

Love’s Strengthally Gains and Missed Losses in Heart’s Trade

A reflective line highlights how strong love yields rich gains while weak love leads to many losses, emphasizing emotional resilience and commitment as essential. The quote frames love as a choosing force driving growth, connection, and fulfillment.

Mrs Winslow Syrup Ad With Quoted Motto And Puma Mention

Historical ad fragment touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children and claims it soothes, reduces inflammation and wind colic. A stray line references pumas and a 252 bottle count alongside an unrelated quotation.

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