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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1901
Page
4
The passage explains blood can be in poor condition without visible signs and lists symptoms such as variable appetite poor digestion weakness loss of flesh and general run-down health. It credits 5.8.5. with quickly building up the blood providing lacking elements to restore strength.
Fragmentary times list shows mixed digits and stray words like hunday and am pm labels. No coherent event or context to summarize. cannot identify names, places, or actions.
Thomas Bicket writes of a vast sea army moving across a glistening white coast. The piece imagines fearless foes, savage glory, and a stormy wind carrying violent cries, contrasting fleets and powers with a brutal sea-born march.
In a Chicago Tribune tale Halbert, a lifelong bachelor, reforms after his secretary Allen, revealed as Tama the woman, professes love and challenges his prejudice. Halbert confronts his cynicism, accepts love, and plans a future with Tama as they unite in affection.
The first church at Posen on Prussia’s eastern border was funded to commemorate Frederick the Great’s victorious battle where his war horse was killed under him. The horse bore him through many conflicts and its loss inspired the church’s creation as a lasting memorial.
Mr Oldchapp confesses in a humorous exchange with Miss Antique that he longs for a wife. He imagines a sewing machine with an oil can as relief for a squeaky office chair suggesting domestic life as a remedy for his annoyances.
In watch glass manufacture glass is blown into a sphere about a meter in diameter to provide the required thickness. Disks are cut from the sphere using compasses with a diamond tip on one leg. A skilled worker can cut about 6 000 glasses in a day.
The Detroit Journal quips about heredity with lines mocking exact parentage. A baby’s nose prompts a debate on nature versus nurture in a witty, period-voiced exchange.
The American Tourists Association announces two escorted tours of Puerto Rico by rail carriage automobile and boat. Special Pullmans leave Chicago on January 17 and February 14 at 9 30 am connecting with steamships Ponce and San Juan from New York. Tickets cover all expenses with no extras including rail steam hotel meals transfers guides and interpreters.
We express sincere gratitude for the many kind deeds by friends and neighbors during the long sickness in our family and the death of our beloved daughter. Our prayer is that kind friends may be ready to help others in their time of need.
Excursion tickets for the National Creamery Butter Makers Association convention are offered by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Co at one fare round trip. Sale dates February 18 and 19 with return until February 25. Also advertised: a 25 HP sawmill with boiler engine and tools for sale by John Gipson at his Monticello tile factory.
A well located residence in Monticello is for sale or trade on reasonable terms. Also offered are combination copies of G H Grovar The Express and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean for $2.00 to advance subscribers. Dr King’s New Discovery advertised for coughs and lung diseases with trial bottles free and prices 50c and $1.00. Electric Bitters praised for kidney trouble and backache with patient testimonial.
A fragment from a Monticello ledger lists numerous office supplies, legal fees, and public costs. Entries include Elliott Hatch Co office supplies, Anamosa Waterworks water at house, printing by Hartman, and multiple attorney fees. It also notes jail expenses, sheriff and bailiff costs, court reporter fees, light and express charges, and several insanity inquest line items with accompanying witnesses and commissioners.
Onstow January 22 Miss Lizzie Klima visits Chicago Mrs Eliag Anderson visits friends in town Grant McQuown rheumatism confined to house weeks Miss Clara Himebaugh held a public sale and will occupy part of her house N B Noyes returns to post office after grip and rheumatism Art Noyes and Fred Griswold buy electro plating outfit Al Haskins plastering Winch store Arthur Noyes replaces absent father at post office Miss Fannie Franks Wyoming visits town Hon W Hall confined then out HH M Tall family at Hot Springs Ark wish to be home Our new implement dealer M B Walters pleased with business Harry Hail Maquoketa works in Walters harness shop
Miss Addy Collins and Jessie Kent travel to Monticello to visit friends while John Livingston returns after a long absence. Local maters include millinery work by Bertha Alexander and improving health among residents. A Center Junction club dance, Royal Neighbors play plans, and social gatherings with Baldwin orchestra and Millsap restaurant supper drew large crowds. George Magee assists in Y M C A work in Waterloo and more.
A cluttered page lists Bucklen's Amica Salve as the best cure for cuts and sores, mentions Krupp workers, praises Dr King’s New Life Pills, and touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It notes a long Chinese letter in Kansas City, Raven Food tonics, and horse remedies, with humorous Tid-Bit quips and a biblical mummy bonnet detail.
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