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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1919
Page
6
A Moody Bible Institute sermon reflects on the ninth hour cry of Jesus, the meaning of forsakenness, and the darkness that accompanied the crucifixion. It interprets Christ as the sin offering, bearing humanity's sin, and explains the theological hope found in the forsaken moment.
A collection of aphorisms and maxims on spiritual paths, cheerful friendship, and bearing burdens. Quotes include Thomas a Kempis on the cross as a high and safe way, Sir J. Lubbock on cheerful friends brightening life, and De Lamennats on bearing faults with love.
A plea urges immediate help for a wounded man, urging readers to act as soldiers of Jesus Christ and do the work of the captain who seeks to save the lost. The message links personal duty to compassionate action.
Lee Foh recalls Graney's early career with Columbus when Cleveland farmed him. He describes a first game moment where Graney balked at a high pitch to Block, tying the game in the eleventh. Graney also recalls his Cleveland outfield debut against Ty Cobb and the jeering of centerfield bleachers.
Bert Niehoff, currently with Seattle in the Pacific Coast League, is hitting harder and faster as his knee heals. He vowed to return to the majors this season after being sold from the New York Giants, and supporters believe he will make good. Killefer used an old trick in a Los Angeles Oakland game as Kenworthy started with a triple and scored after a quick ball return.
Larry Doyle misplayed a pop fly off Casey Stengel in a Giants Pirates game. He admits head injury left him dizzy and unable to secure the ball, ending a 12 year streak without an error on such plays.
In a vivid reminiscence, Davy Jones and Kid Gleason clash with players from Chicago and the Cubs. Stories detail rough plays to spike rivals, high throws, and comical onfield misadventures as Evers and others recount dramatic baseball moments from their era.
An ad promotes Vader Balm as harmless fast relief for colds headaches mumps hay fever and inflammation with free samples or 22c tubes for 50c stamps. The page also contains a humorous anecdote about a minister and a married couple with constant quarrels and playful insults.
A quotation marks a statesman’s approach as Senator Sorgum says a time comes when a politician is best served by listening to constituents and letting them speak while he takes notes.
A private named Rastus faces questioning after intoxication and a sharp tongue-lashing from the an officer. Rastus mutters an odd reply about the First of July as private detectives guard a local figure amid threats and rumors.
Jack Quinn, once a Yankees disappointment, now stands as a top mound prospect for Miller Huggins. At 210 pounds he has developed a murderous fastball and won several games for the White Sox late last season. His veteran experience could aid his rebound.
Alaska readies a twilight baseball revival while veterans like Bob Messenger lead Pittsfield at bat. Hartford adds Lester Simmons. Fréd Brainerd returns from France. Tom Watkins pursues ball players for Memphis wobbling Chicks. Other moves include Eddie Sabrie joining umpiring, Coffindaffer rejoining Birmingham, Zelder signing Ted Miller, and college players Burrus and Johnson showing promise for Columbus.
A Boston Transcript note recalls a quirky restaurant that charged patrons by weight. Entering patrons faced fees for the difference after weighing, and insiders claim the place closed after patrons bribed with bricks concealed in coats, leaving lighter on departure.
A fragment referencing a saying about paying bills and a silver Uning with a copper cloud appears as a brief, atmospheric line. It hints at financial awkwardness and a curious image, but lacks clear events or individuals to name.
An old promotional notice warns kidneys are vital and signs of trouble include back pain and fatigue. It touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a world renowned remedy said to relieve issues or money back, urging buyers to insist on the original imported brand.
President Katty Arbuckle of Vernon club says he will use players for a feature baseball picture. Arbuckle claims there is movie talent on the Tiger team, though critics doubt the stunt.
A fist fight erupted after an on field incident between John Ganzel and Bradley Kocher during the last game of the Louisville at Kansas City series. Kocher tossed his mask in anger and was ordered off by Umpire Murray. Louisville’s catcher collided with Ganzel at first base as they exchanged words and exchanged blows. President Hickey indicated potential interest in a Class AA championship but postponed a decision pending clearer International Association plans.
West Virginia Nine standout Rodgers attracts major league scouts with Connie Mack reportedly calling him. Rodgers plans to finish college mid next year and may not turn pro until then. Amby McConnell described as knowing electricity after a lightning incident with Petersburg.
Bobby Roth is hitting in old time form and driving for extra base hits. The Pacific Coast league schedule limits Sacramento to a single trip to Salt Lake all season, likely pleased after Eddie Herr’s Bees swept them in Utah games.
Al Lefevre, junior and star third baseman, is chosen captain of the Fordham baseball team for the upcoming season after two strong years.
Sam Lewis, once claimed by Shreveport and spared exile to the Three-I league, expresses gratitude by performing well for Billy Smith's ball club and contributing solid effort.
A chaotic game between Fort Worth and Houston saw a tense finish as early leads shifted. Houston took a five run advantage in the first inning but Fort Worth rallied, edging back with strong hitting and defense to claim a close victory.
A sharp exchange unfolds as the brilliant orator challenges approval of his speeches while Senator Sorgum notes delight in fireworks despite skepticism. The quip closes with a wry line about dyspepsia turning optimists into pessimists.
A European diplomat silenced the room with a remark after Count Von Brockdorff-Rantzau spoke at the peace talks. A Detroit Tree Press jab noted the insult, while a Buffalo Express quip described the weary scene of readers and poets alike.
Fragments show humorous quips and mock dialogue involving care for a sick Topsy, a mother and Bridget discussing mercy, and juvenile banter about money and the movies. Also includes quips about wishing for wealth and a student’s joke about family.
A fragmentary note references a boy valued at twice another person and a query about whether a prior boy received it. The Boston Transcript line hints at difficulty in obtaining what one wants when the goal is unclear. A garbled line mentions patients with money and a purgator offering relief.
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