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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1926

Page

6

Prosperity Wave Lifts Transatlantic Traffic Says Franklin

President Franklin of the International Mercantile Marine told a New York dinner there is no longer a dead winter season in transatlantic traffic. He said the winter season is almost as lively as summer and proclaimed a vast wave of prosperity sweeping the company. He laughed, remarking, Thank goodness we can all swim.

Franklin International Mercantile Marine New York Transatlantic

Bayer Aspirin Warning Ad Promotes Genuine Brand

An old advertisement urges buyers to look for the Bayer name on aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure authentic Bayer Aspirin. It claims the product is safe, prescribed by physicians for 25 years, and warns imitators may be dangerous.

Bayer

Wishful claim on knee-length skirts cutting accidents in half

A reader letters column cites a belief that knee-length skirts reduce street car accidents by 50 percent. The second line questions whether accidents could be prevented entirely, attributed to the Buffalo Bison.

Buffalo Bison

Ancient Sahara Tomb Unearthed by Beloit College Expedition

Paris receives report from Count De Provok and Bardhey Lyrrell detailing a vast find in the Hoggar region. They describe Tin Hanun's tomb with Libyan Venus statue, 15 noble burials, dates, treasures, and a network of ancient Saharan trade routes.

Paris Sahara Count Carthage Hoggar Vin-Hanan Africa Venus tin-Havian Desert Abbe J. HB. Chabot Tmin-Llanin Tanit Athene Algiers Utica Louis Chapul Tin-Hanan Count de Prorok Tin-Hanun Count de Provok Algeria

Match Ignites Water Mystery Stirs Town

Seattle residents report a canyon pool of cold salty water where the water rises and sinks as gas passes through. When a match is tossed into turbulence, flames erupt, sometimes 100 feet high, with rocks thrown and fires lasting weeks.

Seattle

Barber Heir To Half Of $200000 Estate

John L. Cook, a barber of Quincey California, read a letter from New York revealing he is the heir to one half of the estate of Frederick Cook of Hanover Germany. His share is about $100000. The remaining half goes to Mrs G W Krutchfield of Huntsville Missouri, the barber’s sister.

Quincey Cal John L. Cook New York Frederick Cook Hanover Germany Dg. W. Krutchfield Auntsville

Navajo Indians Improve Sheep Breeding For Rugs

Shiprock New Mexico reports Navajo herdsmen have enhanced wool quality by crossbreeding native sheep with Karakul stock from Asia. The cross yields wool in tan to reddish tones suitable for Navajo blankets. Weavers select off colors from traders’ wool rooms for rug weaving, preserving natural hues over artificial dyes.

Shiprock N. M Painted Desert Asia

Honeymoons Fall Out of Fashion for Lydia Lopokova

Lydia Lopokova the Russian dancer and wife of economist John Maynard Keynes says honeymoons are out of fashion for busy people. She notes that the night after someone named Jones married seven danced as usual, while a dissenting debutante points to Lopokova's two marriages and her second husband’s profession.

London Lydia Lopokova John Maynard Keynes Jones Lydian

Blue smocks spread through Wall Street offices

In a Wall Street scene blue smocks appear in every broker’s office from partners to messengers. Attaches are seen in blue denhn smocks across the floor as quotations are posted. The uniform signals shared work and identity among the trading crowd.

New York Wall Street Messenger

Best Baby in Greater New York Won At Health Expo

Tean Reilly, pink and proud with the cup that proclaims her the best baby in Greater New York. The 17 month old Jean won the honor on her birthday at the Health and Food exposition held at the New Madison Squire Garden.

Tean Reilly Greater New York Madison Squire Garden Baby Jean

Pack Gives Demonstration Forest to Yale University

Charles Lathrop Pack of Lakewood New Jersey donates a demonstration forest near Keene New Hampshire to Yale University. Dean Henry S Graves says the tract supports practical forestry demonstrations to educate people in scientific forest management. It lies adjacent to Yale lands where white pine research has been conducted.

New Haven Keene White Mountains Prine Dean Graves

Field Museum Demonstrates Forestry Methods for Visitors

Exhibits at the Field Museum present practical forestry demonstrations that explain diverse methods in clear, accessible terms for the general public. Visitors can observe hands on techniques and learn how trees are managed and harvested.

Lobster Station Planned at Bremerhaven and Helgoland

Lobster farms expand around Bremerhaven and Helgoland in Germany. Fortifications once undestroyed under the Versailles treaty were razed, opening the way for the new aquaculture project in the North Sea.

Bremerhaven Helgoland Germany North Sea

Marketing Aids Used by Farmer

The USDA reports farmers increasingly use better business methods in marketing. Standardization and market news demand rise as the bureau provides world wide standards for fruits, vegetables, grains, hay, cotton, wool, eggs, and livestock. It coordinates data on production, prices, and market trends to guide farmer plans.

United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Agricultural Economics Secretary of Agriculture Bureau Wence

Alfalfa Proven Success as Protein for Cows

Alfalfa is presented as a profitable protein crop for dairies with high yields and strong feeding value. It requires good drained corn soil, benefits from prior corn manure, and responds to fall plowing and timely lime and soil work. Proper seeding and soil preparation enhance long term profitability and stand longevity.

Pater

Easiest Humane Way to Dehorn Young Calves

Advice outlines using stick caustic potash on calves aged four to seven days. Hair around horn knobs is clipped, a dime sized raw spot is cauterized, edges greased to prevent spread, and the calf kept dry for a few hours. A scab forms and drops off in a few days, with caustic potash available cheaply from drugstores.

Plums Yield Improvement Through Pollination and Fertilizer

Plums tend to bloom during wet spells and require productive varieties for fruiting. Cross pollination with nearby varieties boosts yields, while boosting tree vigor with 1 to 3 pounds of nitrate of soda aids fruit retention.

Highest Bridge at Harrodsburg Kentucky

The High Bridge of the Southern Railway spans a navigable stream linking Mercer County with Jessamine County. It rises 817 feet above the surface of the Kentucky River, claimed to be the world’s highest bridge.

Harrodsburg Southern Railway Mercer County Jessamine Kentucky

Sun spot activity may affect radio and telegraph signals

B G Way of the Brooklyn Institute notes 27 sun spots forming large groups including a necklace shaped one 175000 miles long. Two new spots on the sun's eastern edge could disturb telegraph and radio. aurora borealis may appear if skies clear. Maximum sun spot period not due until 1928.

New York B. G. Way Department of Astronomy Brooklyn — Institute Wray Way

Don’t Try to Whip the Devil Round the Stump

The article discusses radical rhetoric urging drastic action to resolve a dispute in the settlement. It frames the call as a metaphorical warning about escalating conflict and the risks of extreme measures. The piece notes tensions in local governance and the need for cautious, lawful resolution.

Atlanta Constitution

Alfalfa Sown in Spring

Spring seeding of alfalfa with a nurse crop is advised. Early oats help. If spring stands fail, reseed in August after disking. Lime near surface and inoculated seed improve spring success. sow early.

Paper Best Suited for Wrapping Fruit

The Bureau of Chemistry of the U.S. Department of Agriculture reports that fruit wrapping papers should weigh 10 or 12 pounds per ream of 500 sheets and have a bursting strength of at least 6 points. Papers meeting these specs protect freshness, reduce damage, retard ripening, and guard against dust and sun.

United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Chemistry Wastington

Cultivation of Alfalfa Reduces Weeds With Manure and Timing

Prof Salmon of Kansas State College notes alfalfa benefits from cultivation when barnyard manure is top dressed or to remove weeds. Early spring cultivation mixes manure into soil and helps decay. Bluegrass crabgrass and foxtail can be controlled, with spring harrow as a key tool.

8. C. Salmon Department of Agronomy Kansas State Agricultural Calleze Salmon

Cowpea as Hay Feed for Various Animals

The cowpea is valued for nutrition near that of wheat bran. Seed stored well for long periods but is attacked by weevils. Requires treatment with calcium bisulfite to control pests before distribution and storage. Only a few varieties are important and tests guide seed selection for sale.

Department of Aguentiice Ttasus

Christmas Tree Crops Seen as Coming Busy Trade

Forestry officials note growing interest in Christmas tree production. Foresters across the United States see evergreen crops as a promising market, with some arguing that planted trees may offer better returns than cutting other crops.

United States Dreperrtinento Spriculture

Fragmented OCR Pseudo News Fragments On Fertility and Feed

The readable text mentions fertilizing minerals and field spread, with references to a simple mineral mix of salt wood ashes lime and equal parts each by weight. It discusses waste reduction and efficiency in fertilizer distribution and notes a specific front-of-brood sow reference.

Weil

Native Preachers Stir Tension Within Church Congregations

A report notes rising resentment among White church members as native preachers gain traction among Anglican faithful. Fear grows that white congregations may eventually cede spiritual leadership to native clergy, though some see potential for more natives to embrace Christianity.

Church of England Christhans

Indestructite Ughty for Cues by Midweet Prod Co

Isolated ad copy lists a fast selling product labeled Chemo cloth octears windshields and windows, promising storm protection and accident prevention. Mentions Autolite Cn Storm Lake Ta Agents-100 weekly and Hox 427 Peoria IM as distribution cues.

Eo Dewers Toplite Cements Send Factory Agente Autolite Cn Storm Lake Peoria

Grudge Settlement Turns Deadly in Shanghai Alley

A Chinese gang member was shot in the international settlement area of Shanghai by rival gang members. Several witnesses saw the attack but no one alerted police. Investigators believe the victim was targeted for revenge amid ongoing gang feuds.

China International Setlement Shanghai

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