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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1921
Page
3
A reflective column argues that facing danger head on proves courage. It links the saying facing the music to Columbus, boxing, and Napier, urging resolve over fear to win respect and avoid being a quitter.
This article fragment presents recipes from Mother's Cook Book praising healthy foods. It highlights young carrots rich in iron, methods to cook them with butter, lemon, and nutmeg, and a bean and tomato bake. Includes a orange sherbet recipe with orange and lemon juice, sugar, cream, and garnish.
Historical note lists twenty one birds cited in scripture including bittern cormorant crane cuckoo dove eaglet hawk heron kite owl partridge pelican pigeon quail raven sparrow swallow swan stork turtle and vulture.
A brief note on the word sincere tracing its roots to Roman workmen who used wax to cover defects. The disguise failed when sun melted the wax, leading to a term meaning genuine and trustworthy in English.
Guidance on office relations stresses clear authority and proper ordering chains. It warns that friction arises from unclear rankings and fault finding, urging proper organization and respect for superiors to improve productivity and atmosphere.
Dream interpretation notes seeing a bear signals a rich enemy but not cunning. Being attacked by a bear denotes persecution, which you will overthrow when hope seems lost.
A quoted fragment warns against entering a problematic field advising departure. It urges taking a lower salary to join a friendly office culture with teamwork, claiming better work quality and promotion chances while preserving character.
Poem by Douglas Malloch critiques social inequity and supposed divine law. It argues noble hearts in rough coats and satin cloaks for others show human vice, wealth worship, and misplaced justice, awaiting a mighty hand to restore order.
Two London policemen played poker in a club to gather evidence but faced a low stakes loss. They reported losing only nine shillings between them in the supposedly piker's game.
Berlin authorities announced the conversion of several military barracks into tenements to house working people. The project aims to relieve housing shortages and reuse city property.
A New York Herald piece by W. John Lenglet surveys Austrian society postwar. The author argues Austrians show endemic begging and distrust of foreigners, praising and criticizing hosts in Vienna, taxi drivers, waiters, and shoppers while noting anti foreigner sentiment and self interested charity.
U S government plans a summer campaign on the Pribilofs to slaughter about 40000 seals for skins and preserves. Last year 25000 were taken and 30000 are hoped for this year as Navy transport Saturn departs with supplies and eight expert farriers from a St. Louis firm serving as selling agents. In Chicago a thief steals a two year old girl's bathtub from 2049 Fluornoy street. In Spain over 23 percent of textile factories have closed indefinitely while others cut to a three day work week.
Bonds passed for a new brick school at Dah Lonega to replace the fifty year old building. Reports list multiple Iowa items including a missing man named L. D. Hochstosser, a fatal Dosch incident at Fort Madison, and various civic notes across Storm Lake Newton Cedar Rapids and Des Moines.
A sermon on the thief on the cross. Jesus assures the penitent criminal, Today shalt thou be with me in paradise, illustrating grace that saves a sinner despite transformation or works. The piece emphasizes unconditional salvation through faith in Christ.
A.Pierson asserts that all great awakenings begin with united prayer and fail when prayer declines. He argues sustained supplication and intercession allow the word of the Lord to travel freely and be glorified in any locality.
A church text extols Jesus Christ for broad sympathies and full engagement with all human joys and sorrows. It argues that true abundant life is not restricted by petty rules but lived in the spirit of freedom for God’s children.
Quoted admonition emphasizes choosing service to God over worldly wealth and status. The speaker argues genuine faith requires sacrifice and self-denial, warning that friendship with Christ cannot coexist with worldly pursuits.
A devotional reflection cites Hosea 6 6 emphasizing mercy over sacrifice and the desire to know God above burnt offerings. The passage urges internal faithfulness and true devotion beyond ritual.
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