When It Was Needed A Tip For Richard White
Richard White rises in the office world amid planning talks and restaurant discussions. He receives a new assignment from Nathan to fill the position vacated by Niletots, with Helen guiding his recognition and an urging to maintain hope and focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rieluerd White
Ctstoriers
Elaurs
Werner Hsten
Richard White
Clara
Voice
Hiehard
Givessen
Enthusiasim
Too
KTM
Nathan
Hoyers
Nnbs
Richard
Restaurrant
Naha
Ehiarie
Amideotm
Niletots
Rehard
First Around the World Attempt By Macgellan
The first record for traveling around the world was set by Macgellan who circled the globe from September 20 1619 to September 8 22. The present record in US days is 14 hours 86 minutes and 5 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macgellan
Globe
Liberty
Rhubarb Dishes and Jelly Recipes From 1928 Western Union
A kitchen column lists recipes for rhubarb delights including spiced rhubarb, rhubarb and pineapple jelly, rhubarb pineapple sherbet, and rhubarb pudding. It provides quantities, preparation steps, and notes on thickening and serving with strawberries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubarb
Phice
Western Newspaper Union
Elephant Supreme in Rulership of Jungle
An old text describes the elephant as the king of the jungle, noting its widespread presence in Asia and Africa. It compares African and Asian elephants, detailing trunk shape, tusk development, and strength, and portrays the elephant as the unrivaled master of its domain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidee
China
Nate
Ashi
Tle
Winotis
Thotl
Heart Beat Rates Across Ages and Signs of Slow Rhythm
The text discusses how heart rate slows with age and gives rough comparisons for different beings. It claims newborns and animals have high rates while older individuals show slower pulses, and mentions the effect of rest on heart activity.
Telescope progress far south aids sky search
An observatory in South Africa advances telescope work aimed at mapping double star systems and potential new discoveries. The project follows years of effort to improve lens design and observational clarity for stellar studies and related space research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny
South Africa
Glad Girl Shrank Betty at Matinee
A six year old named Betty attended a matinee with her mother. A girl in front slid down in her seat and Betty whispered she was glad the girl shrank. The odd remark reflects a child’s innocent misinterpretation of the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
World Travel Made Easy for Scholars
A vivid described exhibit titled World Travel Made Easy for Scholars invites visitors to traverse oceans and continents within a Paris grounds display. It features scaled models of cities, rivers, and temples, with a sunken garden entrance and Buddhist figures creating an immersive East Asian atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau de Dures
Paris
Atlantic Ocean
New York
Schoolboy
Explorer
South America
Cape Bera
Pacific
Europe
Gulliver v
Lilliput
Australia
South Sea Islands
Sibert
Ching
India
Alps
Leningrad
Cannes
Atlantic
Barber Probably Is Still Looking Up A Curious Language Tale
In Indianapolis News a colored cook on the North side, Chestin, misuses words to impress, notably adopting indecorous terms after overhearing a Missus. The incident highlights her playful learning and a home scene of social mischief and amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber
Shakespeare
Chestina
Tamgrave
Chesting
Chestintopromptuy
Dlapapolis News
Origins of the Newspaper Press and Early Associations
The text traces the emergence of early newspaper associations on the eastern seaboard, describing the first press groups and their practice of distributing local items via telegraph to members. It notes a 80 word figure, a food theme, and signatures at the bottom, with editors compiling daily content by ten o'clock and printers waiting for official word to release editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Payne Smith
Salas
Ted Aid
Celesia Pluers
Mwarthes
Eastern Seaboard
Wesselo
Che Association
Ciue
Ride
Fornia
Bachelor neighbor tale amuses during medical scare
A bachelor with no fondness for children irritates the girl next door during a brief illness. An awkward moment when she dropped medicine led to a humorous exchange about ears, drawing laughter and easing the tension. The incident subsided without further medical need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tean
Indianapolis News
Power as illusion in army appearance and social status
A fragmented reflection contrasts the lure of power with genuine authority. It cites Thomas Batley Aldrich on signals of power such as gold braid and titles and notes how people imitate authority to influence others, likening it to a machine or tractor taking commands to achieve personal aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Batley Aldrich
Potatoes Idealized In Backcountry Evening Story
A whimsical tale features Master Philip Potato and Miss Phoebe Potato praising each other for their styles while recalling purple and white blossoms of different potato crops. The potatoes anticipate their cooking and enjoyment by the farmer’s family as they sing about their journey from patch to plate and the butter they will soon receive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Phoebe
Miss Potnato
Toa
Miss Potato
Getting Uncle Out of the Picture
Donald Trett plots to keep Uncle Matt from spoiling his wedding to Marjorie at a hotel. A pasteboard lobby card prompts Uncle Matt to flee in a dramatic exit, while Donald learns the card is a polite hotel reminder to clear the lobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie
Matthew
Donald Trett
Ole
Marjory
Matt
Matt Leonard
Donald
Muarjorie
Ehele
Alles Fomse
Uncle Matt
Castle House
Gally
University Definition and Scope of American Colleges
A historical overview defines an American university as a higher education institution combining arts and sciences with professional and research schools. It contrasts universities with faculties of law medicine theology and notes divisions like libraries and research centers as core components.
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Callevers
United States
Aooumiversity
Cotprishye i College
Avis
Lterature
Qind
Universm
Tibera Forbes Advised
KoMetlabes Woubtverkity
Wilt
Tistloattoit
Txelf
Wis Desindthon
Leap Year Rule Reminder in Historic Almanac Style
The text explains leap year timing every four years, with centuries not a leap year unless divisible by 400. Examples include 1012 1016 and 1020 as leaps, while 100 and TROO are not unless divisible by 400, making 2000 and 2400 leaps. The next leap year will be TOUS with an eight year interval from 2006 to 204.
Unclear fragment hints at local scene and insults
Fragmentary text mentions a dignified tone and a man head banging near tunnels with casual references to a wife and neighbors. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities to verify a full news item.
You Know Him Laughs At His Own Expense
A quip about a man who laughs when teased about not paying lunch checks. The line, attributed to Mary Dod Fireside, portrays a figure who can take a joke at his own expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh Hlm
Mary Dod
Notice of Final Reports
Final reports are filed by the party noted Charles F Deems. The document states completion of required assessments and that no further action is anticipated.
Will and probate notice for Anna Zimmerman estate
District court notice for Jones County Iowa sets August 24, 1928 at 10 a.m. for final proof and probate of Anna Zimmerman’s last will and testament. Interested parties may appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. Clerk B G Rees signs, J J Locher attorney for estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Jones County
Laura Waddick
William Y. Donahoe
Anamosa
Iowa
State of
Anna Zimmerman
A. D
B. G. Rees
J. J. Locher
Coal Furnishing Bids Sought for Monticello District
The Independent School District of Monticello Iowa invites bids for three hundred tons of coal for the year. Acceptable coal sources include Franklin and Saline counties Illinois or Western Kentucky. Bids must be received by 7 30 p m July 27 1928 and opened at a special board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Iowa
Franklin
Saline County
Illinois
Western Kentucky
Board of Education
Chas
M. Luett
Notice to Bidders for County Graveling Project in 1928 Iowa
Sealed bids due August 8 1928 at 2 00 pm to Anamosa Iowa County Auditor for graveling a county road from Oxford Junction east to Clinton county line. Bid must include five percent certified or cashier's check. failure to execute contract and file bond within ten days after acceptance triggers liquidated damages. Plans available at Anamosa office or county engineer. County reserves right to waive technicalities and reject all bids. Dated July 24 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditor's
Anamosa
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Jones County
Oxford Junction
Clinton
Lavern Rockstad
Clinton County
For Sale and Notices in Monticello Area
Classified items include sale of blackberries by D O Sinclair Scotch Grove contact T5F 11, rooms to rent near Steiner Grocery via A W Steiner, family washings by Mrs Wm D Smith 42pd, a typing printer for sale at Monticello Express office, white Minorca cockerels hatched April 1 at $1 each Harold F Waggoner Olin Iowa, and dead animals removal by Cedar Rapids Rendering Co with contact numbers for Monticello Anamosa and Cedar Rapids areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. Sinclair
Scotch Grove
Steiner Grocery
A. W. Steiner
Harold F. Waggoner
Olin
Iowa
Monticello
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
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MRS. Smiths
Colo
AD Schuster
Kiagellan
Cheep, Elsie Beledebd Tee Telede Tebeloint
Anon
Kiddies’ Evening Story
Mary Graham Bonner
Othe Petite
High Hatter
Charles F. Deems
Wilma M. Ruhl
Ella Stahlberg
Mabel Behrends
J.J. Locher
Browning
Eliza Meadow
Wm. D. Smith
Monticello Express Office
Henry Adams
F. R. Severns
Box AP
Lawrenceville
Fuller Brush Company
Dubuque
Nice
Dr. A. M. Maurice
Garry Owen Church
Crystal Cycle & Battery Works
Lincoln Avenue
Chicago
A. G. Bohlken
Towa
Matthiessen Auto & Supply Co
Png
Aled
Zale Tsan
Ethel
The
Bore S~.train CO
W.N.U. Service
Maine
Casco Bay
Monticello Express
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