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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1921
Page
8
Dream lore explores money dreams as signs of wealth or loss. Experts disagree on golf of finding money as worry or luck while counting money signals a dispute over a bill and saving money hints at comfort or losses. Excessive riches in dreams may yield only moderate real fortune.
Welfare work in large enterprises is set for rapid expansion as evidence shows it pays. Women with proper training will find plentiful jobs guiding labor relations, managing restrooms and luncheons, and earning workers’ trust to prevent strikes. The field promises rewarding, demanding work for those with the right personality.
A statis tician warns of a single chance in 29 989 that Jane's house will burn down and notes about girls wearing crepe de chine nightgowns. The Ohio State Journal reports Canadian automobile registrations in 1919 totaling 341 800, nearly five times 1914.
A compact guide lists Raisin Salad with celery apples and walnuts, a vinegared sugar syrup, pineapple and almond mold, and corn oil dressing as economical olive oil alternatives. Also includes Sour Cream Drop Cookies and a Fruited salad with orange grapefruit pineapple honey date and coconut garnished as daisies.
The caul, a membrane over a newborn’s head, is tied to fortune in Scotland and France. The French masque meaning masked links to sorcery, and the term mascot derives from masque via Audran’s La Mascotte, tracing lucky power from superstition to literature.
A rugged portrait of a man named Jim living in the woods near a timber-side shack. The speaker notes Jim’s steady gaze and wary reputation while recalling church moments and a personal handshake that contrasts with perceived criminal suspicion.
A survey of curious notes on gadgets and science adoptions from the era. Items include a hand tool for bag openings, a crossbred fruit, a clock powered by dry battery, and a compact washing device. Also noted are parish clerks, social observations, and cultural tidbits from Europe and Asia.
Representative TW Parrish of Texas displays a walking stick presented to President Wilson by the Democrats of Wise County Texas. The crucible wood from a Bots dAre tree planted in Texas in 1876 bears the inscription praising Wilson’s stand on the League of Nations.
A philosopher asserts that spirit rebels against society the urge to make people look and act alike. Wild beings lose distinctiveness as society irons out personality, seeking to enforce a uniform type.
A readable guide describes simple methods to remove dirt from raincoats and clothing. It suggests using raw potato slices to rub stains, then applying an initial cleaner to banish mud on dresses, skirts, children's wear, and trousers.
A colloquial exchange describes a man calling his home’s grill room the place his wife corners him when he returns late at night. The remark captures a domestic, humorous tone amid informal speech.
In a brief dialogue George and John discuss a dance invitation with George asking for a partner. The exchange touches on finding a date and joking about obtaining a live girl. The text then shifts to a Chicago grain elevators capacity statement of over 60 million bushels.
The article profiles a sophisticated thief described as a college graduate from a well connected family who uses social access to gather jewels and plan break ins. It notes his method of befriending victims at upscale spots and alibi clubs while avoiding obvious crude thefts.
In Connellaville a hunter reports a dog attack by a wild animal in Indian Creek Valley injuring James Mimson. Dozens of pups seized by investigators and a mother doe seen, described as wolf-like by trackers. Separately a midnight mob storms Sonoma jail and hangs three gangsters implicated in Sheriff Santi Rosa’s death.
Police search ends without coat as Commissioner Shriver Stewart’s overcoat disappears from a building during a burglary stakeout. He had set it aside while aiding officers.
The readable fragments show jumbled words and nonsensical phrases with scattered names like Birmingham and Agco Thors. No coherent event, person, or organization can be identified to summarize or date.
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