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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1881
Page
2
A lyrical scene contrasts a lush summer garden with a harsh winter, where roses blush and scents fill the air yet a cloud of snow and biting winds mute all growth. Earth folds treasures, a white shroud covers the plants, and no breeze can awaken them.
Charles Pemberton bears the burden of his mother Mrs. Pemberton’s harsh judgment while Teddy blooms into a scholar at school and wins Lilian Jermyn’s affection. Charles contemplates Cambridge as Teddy’s future unfolds under the shadow of family conflict and longing.
Gull argues that stopping alcohol abruptly can be done without harm and questions the notion that sudden abstinence always damages the brain. He compares drinking to poisoning, asserting no benefit to gradual reduction and noting some heavy drinkers may be harmed less by quitting than by ongoing intake.
Wesleyan University adopts co education with ten girls among the cohort. the Evangelical Synod of North America counts 408 pastors, 510 congregations, and 80 610 communicants. Missionary work praised by Sir Richard Temple of India. churches support heathen missions with offerings. Various notices on church matters and a London dealer selling second hand sermons.
A collage of quips and anecdotes from Boston Transcript and Punch to rural guides. It includes jokes about domestic life and barber prices, plus practical notes on cooking, beauty powders, animal care, and home remedies.
In a Galveston saloon back room a tale about editor feuds turns to friendship among Texas editors. A long-haired youth recalls a Western town with two rival papers the Bugle and the Trombone and a poem that could not be published due to editor loyalty. A sharp remark about editors with cash ads follows.
The Germantown Telegraph describes building a brick or stone cold frame over fermenting manure to grow early vegetables. Lettuce radishes asparagus cauliflower can be harvested in spring with minimal care, using a four to six sash frame and durable materials for longevity.
The Panama Star and Herald argues Brazil will soon abandon empire for republican governance. It notes Dom Pedro’s personal popularity cushions democratic drift, hints the crown may pass to a granddaughter if the mother regent fails, and predicts a constitutional president will replace monarchic rule across the continent.
Milwaukee readers note St Jacobs Oil as an effective external remedy for rheumatism with growing sales and wide use. The piece cites varied quips and endorsements from newspapers, doctors, and writers. It mentions other products like Hop Bitters and Frazer axle grease, and promotes medical books and Russian salves with price points and contact details.
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