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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1912
Page
8
A noir tale unfolds in New York as Evelyn Perry reveals a forged bank ledger page linked to a politician. Carl Perry and Duncan expose a plot to ruin the bank, hide the crucial paper, and outmaneuver investigators with wit and nerve. Evelyn's guarded trust leads to explosive confrontations and a negotiated settlement securing the ledger and futures.
A history teacher recalls Queen Mary declaring Calais would be written on her heart after death. Teacher tests a student, who answers that Queen Mary’s heart would bear the name Kelly, prompting a humorous exchange about listening and memory.
A Chicago Record-Herald note quotes a mother insisting they economize by not giving Willie money for transport while she sends him to his dancing class by car. The exchange highlights domestic frugality and budgeting tensions.
A brief exchange shows one partner pressing for shared planning while the other seeks consideration and input. The dialogue hints at tension over decision making and mutual respect within a domestic moment.
The New York Tribune weighs Richard Croker's influence on presidential selections and questions how Governor Gifford Pinchot fits into the evolving political landscape. The piece analyzes potential alignments, tensions, and implications for party strategy.
The Omaha Bee notes a prolonged process to crown King George with delays extending the ceremony as dignitaries and crowds gather. Officials explain scheduling and protocol steps affecting the timing of the honor.
A 1900s style advertisement claims life pills boost strength complexion and breath, promoting confidence for women. It promises quick, safe results and urges purchase at O H Soetje's for 26 cents.
The United Doctors licensed by the Iowa estate offer free consultation and examination for deformities and chronic diseases in men, women, and children with no charge beyond medicine costs. They advertise dramatic recoveries, bloodless surgery, urine analysis, and advise married women to come with husbands and minors with parents at Lovell House from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today only.
A medical note touts Dr Puleston curing ruptures with a fidelity method claiming no pain and no work downtime. The brief item emphasizes ease and rapid return to duties.
An ad promotes Drxr's Wurrr Prxr Compound as a quieting syrup for dry hacking coughs that keep sleep away. It claims the product calms inflamed air passages and helps mucous membranes expel phlegm, easing throat discomfort.
Read This Offer Carefully The Register and Leader will be mailed to you until Feb 1 1913 for one year’s subscription The daily by mail is 4 the daily and Sunday 3 6 This liberal offer aims to prove The Register and Leader as the best newspaper for Iowans It reports all news including distant events with emphasis on livestock market coverage and fast delivery to most of Iowa
An optimistic notice touts air mail by carriers and celebrates Dr. King's New Discovery for coughs colds and throat and lung diseases as the most popular medicine in America. A testimonial from Mrs. J F Davis claims a dreadful cough was cured after other treatments failed. Trial bottles are offered free at O H Soetie's with full sizes priced at 50 cents and 1.00.
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