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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1923
Page
3
A testimonial tale describes improved digestion heartburn and dizziness after taking Tanlac. The speaker says appetite returns and nerves steady like a new man and notes Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
A New York Star feature questions how a spectacle can mask a weak story. The discussion centers on stagecraft and production choices used to cover narrative gaps.
During Safety Week in Greater New York boy scouts directed traffic gave first aid demonstrations and led a 7000 strong children's parade. They wore slogans such as Dont Get Hurt and Be Prepared while honoring fallen children with a monument in Central Park. The mayor awarded Scout Samuel Levine a specially designed gold medal for life saving.
Captain Francis Gidney of England attends the Paris conference of scout officials and the Blue Ridge North Carolina conference of scout executives. He is a noted English leader, camp chief of Gliwell Park, and expert in lassoing and rope work. He praises Will Rogers and hopes for stronger ties between Britain and the United States in scouting.
Seventeen year old Frank Bedson, crippled by infantile paralysis, walked each mile of the 224 mile trek by the Trenton scouts to Fort Ticonderoga. He told Scout Executive Abriels that the hike left him wonderfully improved and more limber than any other activity could.
AID COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS Scouts aided the New England councils convention in Springfield Massachusetts by running information and aid stations supplying a bicycle safety unit a comfort squad traffic guards and a fife and drum corps and by taking part in a pageant of industry float on the convention’s final day.
Exclusive photograph portrays Sir Basil Zuaharof an Anglo Greek financier owner of Monte Carlo and promoter of Greece. He is described as a mysterious arbiter of nations with holdings in newspapers ships and factories. Reportedly since the armistice he has lost about 64 million dollars in various industries.
A early 20th century motto from Clarence H. Howard emphasizes belief in love and willingness to serve one another as the core of scouting. The message highlights duty, community, and ethical conduct as foundational values for scouts.
Troop No 12 in Springfield Mass bestowed honors on Mayor Edwin I Leonard during anniversary week. he received an honorary tenderfoot badge as mayor and a veteran pin as a private citizen. The troop is titled The Mayor's Own.
DuPage County Fair Troop No 1 of Oswego Illinois ran the Emergency hospital and gave first aid to many, including a man with facial burns from a gas balloon explosion a man hurt in a parachute drop and a brother scout whose right index finger was torn off saving a boy from a prize calf.
A Scout principle explains that giving freely opens the way to receive. Clarence H. Howard notes that one must open up and give entirely to create a channel for return.
Clarence H. Howard endorses Scouting as the most constructive and intelligently planned program for boys, emphasizing action over prohibition and practical guidance.
A Tioga county well still yields gas after fifty years. Candlewax from Mexican weed is used in shoe polishes. Ireland’s flax slump spurs Canada seed trials. Motorcycle flywheels reach 4000 rpm. Earth to moon at 200 mph would take seven weeks. A wristwatch like stroke counter aids golfers. Only ten percent of flowers are scented. U S farm population 32,614,269. Airplane horizontal resistance min one eighth weight. Bread lines machine wrapped 1500 loaves per hour without touch. Detroit man cites tobacco chewing in divorce bid. Sweden shale oil plant expands after success. Tannery waste used for durable factory flooring. Moscow nurses earn 1.5 million rubles monthly, about one dollar.
Miss Kathlene Martyn a stage favorite and beauty plans a cross Atlantic flight with a pilot becoming the first woman to attempt the ocean crossing. She is noted as the man suited mascot of the Royal British Flying corps and has flown every type of aircraft.
A photographed image shows the magnificent tiara carved of precious stones that the Milan diocese inhabitants have offered to Pope Pius XI. The item reflects the ceremonial honor presented to the pope by Italian Catholics.
The excerpt discusses how places derive names from prominent people such as Tarik, a Moorish general linked to Gibraltar, noting the etymology from Jeb al Tarik meaning the hill of Tarik, reflecting historic conquest.
A phoebe pair builds near human dwellings and returns annually to the same nesting site. They often add a new nest atop the old and exhibit strong fidelity to their home.
An artificial heating system in a California orange orchard uses a central plant with radiating pipes to warm the grove during frost. The setup enables the trees to stay productive when temperatures drop, underscoring advances in agricultural resilience.
Longtime outlaw and rival of Jesse James known as the quail hunter is killed after a train robbery attempt near Wittenberg Missouri. Post office inspectors and lawmen pursued him through moonlight as eleven guns flashed.
A fragment outlines a radical leader enjoying a sinecure with little duty while muttering phrases like Sie ’erm Balt imore as a symbol of symbolic authority and idle power. The note hints at political theater and detachment from governance.
A brief quotation from the Boston Transcript notes that in social interaction truth is more of an estranger than action, reflecting on tactful communication and social friction.
Snakes can endure extended starvation, with records showing some species living over a year without nourishment. Experts note metabolic slowdowns and energy reserves as key factors in these survival feats.
Fragmentary note appears to discuss dental care ethics or instruction, emphasizing patient teeth protection. The readable line hints at a warning against harming or neglecting a patient’s dentition. Further context is missing to confirm the full topic or date.
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