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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
6
In lighthearted style the piece explains the cold sore with mock clinical theory. It jokes that causes range from germs to pancakes and notes social timing before weddings. It ridicules vanity, lists quirky remedies, and ends by claiming pride tests though often cheekily.
The excerpt discusses whether dreams can be prophetic. OCTOR CORIAT notes dreams are universal but cautions that scientific interpretation is superficial without considering complex factors. Dr Charles Mackay cites 5000 years of belief in prophecy despite criticism from scientists.
The piece discusses dream meanings with Freud and mystics. Quarreling with a sweetheart signals stronger future love, with a friend implies secure friendship and possible money loss, and with a stranger foresees meeting an undesirable person. It urges reconciliation and peace in waking life.
A motivational piece by George Matthew Adams argues that all notable history-makers start as pioneers. It cites Watt Newton and Woolworth as examples and urges readers to nurture their own pioneering instinct to gain glory through bold initiative.
Fruit Cake baked in fireless cooker with heat from soapstone radiators then cooled to release steam. This method suits wedding cakes and long slow dough bakes. Also a Strawberry Dumpling recipe with quick oven bake and strawberry butter topping, copyright 1920 Western Newspaper Union.
A six-year-old, told a fib, is sent to bed in the dark. He hesitates at the dark stairs and asks his mother to come along to confirm he really goes to sleep. The exchange highlights parental vigilance and a child's reluctance to face fear.
A compact reflection on greatness noting that every respected man receives aid from many. The quote emphasizes that virtue lies in turning help into good outcomes, acknowledging the contributions of others to personal achievement.
A reflective vignette on grief and family bonds after the death of Jessie. The speaker recalls shifting from wealth to meaningful life, noting how shared loss with his wife Deepens their connection and changes their values. Also includes stray quips on street signs and a proverb about marriage age in India.
Paris fashion notes describe the growing popularity of plaited organdie ruffs for necklines and collars on coats dresses and capes. Silk ruches trim summer wraps and taffeta gowns with puffed frills while buttoned bodices and basque waists appear in varied lengths and fabrics.
The feature surveys cottons and tricotine with cape collars and sleeve panels on coats. It notes Cherub prints using embroidery to mute patterns and describes foulard chemises with deep side panels and balloon shaping. Evening gowns show rich taffeta in reds greens blues and browns with tailored lingerie in georgette.
The article describes Jacobean design dresses crafted from finest tapestry wools with custom dyeing to create unique works of art. It notes chemise bases embroidered in soft colors, piped necks and sleeves, hats with worsted embroidery, and homespun and Scotch wool garments for varied uses including coastal and mountain wear, all featuring distinctive trims like a marrow leather belt.
Fashion revives fine nets and laces for spring and summer materials. Designers showcase delicate textures as evening wear gains prominence with renewed emphasis on intricate trims and light, airy silhouettes.
A historical ad explains Dr Kilmer Swamp Roots kidney liver and bladder remedy as a physician prescription strengthening medicine. It claims long standing reputation with many friends and urges readers to test with a ten cent sample while noting it is sold by all druggists.
An advertisement touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as genuine and safe, proven by millions and prescribed for over twenty years. It urges customers to accept only unbroken Bayer packages with proper directions for headaches neuralgia colds and related ailments, noting larger packages sold by druggists.
A writer describes a suburban incline crossing where a train stalled on the tracks. A Ragman warns a limited train will stop, and the author’s friend, a new car owner with a women driver, ensures the schedule is met by assisting the crew to free the car from the rails.
A grandmother and grandchild discuss rumors about a party last night. The elder worries about scandal while the younger suggests the revelers engaged in excusatory diversions and kissing games.
A quip from a Kansas City Star snippet features a curtness exchange with a mock grandiloquent speaker and J Fuller Gloom, illustrating satirical banter about humility and propriety in a local society note.
Mrs G Schoonhfield of 240 Wood Ave Muskegon Michigan suffered six years of back pain and weakness. She used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and regained strength enabling her to work again. She endorses the remedy and recommends it to others.
A health advice excerpt urges women to guard their health and consider Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ailments. It invites readers to write confidentially to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts for professional guidance.
The fragment discusses a second doctor in Die Stilts being the same as the first, and questions AWOL and a family tie phrase. The readable text is unclear on complete events or identities.
Fragmentary OCR text references 1 600 000 pounds of powder for a war effort and a claim that items were sold everywhere. Mentions Ady and Navy during the war and a figure named nonin who says he has nothing to add unless pressed. The passage is garbled and lacks clear dates or places.
A friend named Bl Jones seeks advice from doctors about sleep positions. He is told not to sleep on the left or right side or back or stomach due to heart, nervous, digestion, and other effects. He asks how to avoid falling over while standing.
The treasury department in Washington studies a plan to color code U S currency by denomination with seals of different colors. A Philadelphia druggist proposed a green seal for none a pink seal for two and a blue seal for five among others. Treasury officials oppose using varying dyes.
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