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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1922

Page

13

Tanlac touted as safe for delicate children in ad claims

An advertisement touts Tanlac as a safe, purely vegetable medicine for fragile children. It cites three cases: Blanche Blair of Providence gains 10 pounds, Regina McCabe of Scranton gains 15 pounds, and Richard Leary Jr. of Philadelphia recovers from stomach trouble and heart palpitations.

Blanche Blair Providence R. I Regina McCabe Scranton Nttle Richard Leary, Jr Philadelphia A. M. Blair Atwood Street Tanlac Catherine McCabe Dickens Ave Regina Taniae Richard Leary Palethorpe St Taniac

Yale Record Brief Theme Lines on Chapel Start

A concise Yale Record note recalls a student exchange about chapel timing. The line compares the start to the moment just before breakfast, capturing campus humor and cadence.

Soph Yale Record

Generous Offer From Desperate Attendee at Atlantic City

Cecil B De Mille recounted a humorous incident at Coronado Beach about cinema replacing old theatres with perks. A would be theater goer at a new Atlantic City show offered to act as an audience member for half a dollar after admitting he was broke.

Cecil de Mille Coronado Beach M. de Mille Atlantic City Jenner

German Dyes Flood Japan Challenge for Local Industry

German dyes and chemicals flood Japanese markets making competition hard for Japanese manufacturers. The piece notes the global trend of German goods entering Japan in substantial quantities.

Japan

Love's Tragic Path

A sixteen year old recalls a heartbreak caused by a older boy who sent an onion with a cruel birthday note. The sender’s handwriting confirmed the gift, and the act left the narrator in tears from heartbreak rather than the onion’s sting.

Tran

Penny and denarius in the Gospel wages

The English New Testament uses penny to translate denarius, a Roman silver coin in circulation during Jesus and the Apostles. The denarius was the principal silver coin of the Roman Empire and likely paid a day's labor, as seen in the parable of the workers in the vineyard.

Just Plain Salt and Its Many Uses

Salt improves flavor and nourishment and helps preserve foods. Doctors find new medicinal uses for salt daily. A bath or foot soak revives the tired, and gargling with salt water can prevent or delay tonsil surgery for some people.

Giants boast Heino Groh infield addition

M Graw claims Heino Groh as a $100 000 infield asset will anchor the defense and add punch. He plans Groh at third with Frisch sliding to second Kelly at first and Bancroft at short, asserting Groh fits neatly into the manager’s system.

Mitearcuran New York Giants Heino Groh Kelly Bancroft

Call Wilce Human Enigma

Ohio State football coach Jack Wee Wilce is described as a humane, mild spoken leader who runs a businesslike program. He never curses, pushes players hard, and is known for getting results from his men despite being reserved and enigmatic.

Jack Wee Ohio State Wilee Yost Starg Williams Wilce Chick Harley Buckeye

Chicago to Meet Japanese Track Team Invitation To Stage

Alonzo A Stage director of athletics at the University of Chicago considers an invitation from Japan to bring a track team to meet a team of top Japanese performers next summer. The proposal aims to arrange an international athletic exchange.

Japan Alonzo A. Stage University of Chicago A. A. Stagg

Chinaman Wins His Letter at Cornell Athletics

C C Kyong becomes the first Chinese student to receive the varsity letter at Cornell athletics. Kyong is a soccer player and high jumper marking a historic recognition for Chinese students at the university.

Chinaman C. C. Kyong Cornell

Big Pitchers Poor Fielders and WVU Captain

Clark Griffith of the Senators argues few pitchers over six feet are effective pitchers due to fielding weaknesses and bunts. Addie Joss is cited as the only tall pitcher who could field well. The St. Louis Cardinals are favored for the 1922 pennant, with some claiming Rickey is the handicap. R D Meredith of Airmont is elected captain of West Virginia's 1922 team.

Clark Griffith Senators Griffith Addie Joss Rickey St. Louis Cardinals R. D. Meredith Airmont West Virginia University

Anderson Leads Carnegie Football Captaincy 1922

James Anderson of Monongahela Pennsylvania has been elected captain of the 1922 football team for the Carnegie Institute of Technology.

Anderson Carnegie James Anderson Monongahela Carnegie Institute of Technology

Barton to Lead Georgia Tech

Red Barton named captain of the 1922 Georgia Tech football team. The Kentucky Jockey Club donated 6,000 dollars to the Louisville welfare league.

Barton Georgia Tech Red” Barton Jockey Club The Kentucky Jockey Club Louisville Welfare League

Eight fall games for Tufts and new league in Nebraska

Tufts plans eight football games next fall. A six club state league is being organized in Nebraska. Yale coach Chief Bender leads the Yale Gun club. Boston College names Ary Kelleher captain. Stuffy McInnis signs with the Red Sox for 1922. International League schedules a 168 game season from April 10 to September 28. Multiple college and pro moves populate this squib of the week.

Nebraska Chief Bender Yale Ary International League

Knot-Hole Gang Draws 62 000 at Cardinals Games

The Knot-Hole gang linked to a St. Louis child welfare effort announced 62 000 in attendance at Cardinals games last season. Samuel Breadon, president of the club, said boys under sixteen enter free at weekday games under the plan.

St. Louis Cardinals Cardinals Samuel Breadon

Malay Wood May Replace Hickory for Golf Club Shafts

Manufacturers and explorers search for substitutes as hickory supply tightens. Early tests in the Malay States show tampinis wood may meet durability and flexibility needs, with MOgland work indicating possible Malayan shaft industry pending further testing and cost feasibility.

Henry R. Alsley Oan Exchange Malay States England United States Federated Malay States Mogland Duriny

Miller to Manage Seals Jacks Dots

Miller veteran junfielder of the Phillies signed a contract to manage San Francisco of the Pacific Coast league next season.

Jacks Dots) Miller Phillies San Francisco

Freshmen Favor Baseball at University of Pennsylvania

Dr. St Taft Mackenzie head of physical education reveals analysis of 1000 first year men examinations showing 897 favor baseball, 810 tennis, and 293 football as the top three sports.

University of Pennsylvania St. Taft Mackenzie Department of Physical Education Ino Mack Kenzie

Putting Speed Behind Ball Record Throws and Jockey Room Change

The piece notes Sheldon Lejeune’s baseball throw of 426 feet 9 inches as a record. It compares football throws with Mueller and others and cites McBain as the new head of the jockey room at Oriental Park succeeding George Fraley.

Sheldon Lejeune Mueller University of California Workman Mohardt Notre Dame Suively Princeton Ralph McBain Jockey Room Oriental Park George Fraley

Coach Harry Robertson Leaves Syracuse After Season

Syracuse University announces that Harry Robertson will not return as coach of the freshman football team and remains tied to the yearling basketball squad as his current role ends after the present season.

Harry Robertson Syracuse University Syracuse

Oscar Vitt Traded From Boston to Cincinnati Nations

The transfer of Oscar Vitt, third baseman, from the Boston Americans to the Cincinnati Nationals for the waiver price is announced.

Oscar Vitt Boston Americans Cincinnati Nationnals

Princeton Elects Cooper as Soccer Team Captain

J. C. Cooper of Baltimore has been elected captain of the Princeton University soccer team. Mary Jane is noted among readers as a key member supporting the 92 percent squad.

Princeton Cooper J. C. Cooper Baltimore Mary Jane Princeton University

Warren Elected Captain of Timistun College Team 1922

Carl Warren is elected captain of the Timistun College football team for the 1922 season. The back 725 is noted in the roster as part of Warren’s profile and leadership role.

Warren Carl Warren Fulback Big Timistun

California Fig Syrup Advertisement

An old time advertisement urges mothers to give California Fig Syrup to ease constipation and illness in children. It promises quick cleansing of bowels, a lively child after use, and warns to request genuine California Fig Syrup to avoid imitation products.

California

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Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Crowding Claims

An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a superior remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It promises quick, gentle healing from a vegetable compound and urges readers to request a sample by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.

Kilmer Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Cole’s Carbolianive Advertisement Claims Quick Relief

An old advertisement touts Cole’s Carbolianive as quickly relieving and healing skin diseases and burns. It promises instant pain relief and scarless healing with 30c and 6c dosages and directs readers to contact Thea J. W. Cole Co. in Rockford Illinois for a package.

Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Endorsed by Local Woman

Mrs Florence McCaualand of Springfield endorses Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as effective for restoring health in women and girls who are run-down or weak. She cites personal use and giving it to her daughters, and urges a request for free medical advice from Dr Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York.

Springfield Dr. Pierce Florence McCaualand Invalids Buffalo, N. Y

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