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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
7
F A Walker urges mindful speech and kindness as a path to broad human connection. The essay likens words to water and stresses resisting mean acts, choosing gentleness to uplift others and join the “cosmic forces” toward noble action.
A seasoned judge warns that talkative charismatic speakers often hide silent, conflicting thoughts. Listen for discrepancy between words and intent and learn to distrust those who do not mean what you hear. The piece urges shrewd caution in evaluating truthfulness.
A reflective piece argues honesty in speech and the value of aligning words with thoughts. It notes that men sometimes mask intent, but sincerity benefits all, citing a brilliant man whose past reputation for trickiness hindered his potential despite not being dishonest.
The piece argues that insincere talk harms trust and earning potential. It notes that people judge a speaker by the words they hear rather than intent, leading to a lower salary and poor standing. It concludes that words imperfectly express thought and concealment damages self and others.
The poem recalls treasured hymns such as Joy to the World I Need Thee Ev'ry Hour Abide with Me and Nearer My God to Thee. It links memory and music to spiritual solace guiding the faithful toward salvation and the city of jasper with streets of gold beyond Jordan’s banks.
A hotelly written recipe column describes cake fillings. It outlines two fillings: a rich sour cream based nut filling and a maple raisin filling with cream and chopped nuts. Instructions note mixing sugars with cream, then adding nuts and spreading on cake.
Beat stiff egg whites until smooth then fold in one cup crushed strawberries. Spread over angel food cake for a light pink topping with fresh berry flavor.
The text reflects a mystical reflection on love and necessity, contrasting fear with the rising of mankind upon the birth of love, invoking Suvrites as a mythic figure in a rhetorical, poetic tone.
An essay-style meditation on ambition and growth. It argues that greatness comes from aiming higher than the mark and serving others, with Longfellow cited as inspiration and happiness found in honest praise and shared joy.
The article notes a surgeon fish found in western waters that extracts blood from handlers. It describes its behavior, habitat, and potential risks to people who interact with it, highlighting cautions for divers and fishers.
Historians detail eight years of American food relief to Europe from 1914 to 1922. The piece traces charitable gifts and government credits, spanning Belgium and occupied France, through the U.S. Food Administration and American relief efforts for liberated territories and children.
A compilation of local Iowa items includes a sudden death in Reereclai with life stories and civil cases. electrocution near Independence. drownings near Shell Rock. water system work in Perry. a slayer sentenced to life at Fort Madison. a creston woman killed returning from a funeral. J. W. Owen of Clarinda dies. a Manly farm youth with sleeping sickness. a Marshalltown burns death. a Central City farmer killed by lightning. a Watertown hospital patient feud. H. Sheldon elected treasurer of the state board of agriculture. a sheriff’s report on a criminal assault case. and other scattered notes on Iowa residents and events.
A meditation on wealth, earthly possessions, and spiritual. Lazarus and the rich man are used to warn against trusting riches, urging reliance on the grace of God rather than material wealth. The passage cautions against vanity fame and the lure of worldly pleasures, urging humility and a steadfast covenant with providence.
Los Angeles court attaches await ruling in the appeal of arson defendant Leo Hirst also known as Lieufessuezaszeaszes Hurrulzzisatiz. Local records may drop the lengthy legal name if the appeal succeeds. A second fragment mentions a 2005 squirrel army sighting near Bellefonte Pennsylvania and a note on gasoline production in 1921.
A nineteen month old boy, Joseph Holitzhauer Jr., swallowed prune seed cork pieces and coal oil. A physician removed the items from his stomach and the child is recovering. The incident occurred here recently with the infant under observation for a short time. No illness noted during the school term.
Ralph H. Seaman a New Hampshire College freshman in Durham tried a hypnotism course on his roommate W Briant Hob son before an audience. The attempt collapsed as Seaman failed to revive Hob son, leaving the scene under scrutiny for the risky performance.
Fragmentary text offers no clear events or identities. The readable items present religious phrasing without a coherent report, making a factual card difficult.
Uneven OCR shows phrases like God Appeareth to Selo the Lord and exhortations. The readable bits lack a clear event, date, place, or identifiable figures. The record preserves the fragmentary invocation style without a definite narrative.
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