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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1927
Page
3
Disjointed notes describe miscellaneous topics from air travel to sea divers and dental diseases. Mentions London dairy bottles curiously, zeppelin era travel, and evolving airline leasing. References to Timigration, insect-like transformations, and ancient migrations appear in fractured, historical prose.
Gen Francisco R Serrano former Mexican secretary of war and governor of the federal district is pictured during the inauguration of a new long distance line from Mestec City to Tamplen on the gulf a distance of 969 kilometers It is said Serrano may succeed Calles in 1925 as President of Mexico
Mrs Gainbridge Colby faces divorce proceedings filed by her husband the former secretary of guuta in Paris courts. Before their 1805 marriage she was Nathalie Sedgwick of Stuckaridice Miss.
Noted Hindu philosopher Jagadish Chatterji, author of Sanscrit works and former director of Oriental research at Kashmir, was photographed at the White House during a courtesy call to President Coolidge.
Hunters and guides in the North woods hold that deer eyeballs are fixed in the socket and grant the animal unusual control over its eyes. The superstition suggests the eyeballs influence vision and behavior similar to other talismanic body parts.
Fragmentary text mentions heir clothing and improvised gear with unclear references. No definite events, names, or places present.
A fragment from the Washington Star hints at a dialogue about clever deception and hidden intentions. The piece portrays Uncle Eben as a wry figure who questions whether a person truly understands another’s thoughts while negotiating over a potential sale.
A fragmented OCR note mentions awards and professionals, with stray terms about swords and knives. It reads as a garbled reference to sustenance and recognition but lacks clear persons, places, or event details to establish a factual headline.
Quoted line from E W Howe highlights a town's duty to keep morale through good food work and housing. The note stresses credit and reputation as foundations for civic strength and higher obligations.
The fragment suggests a critique of medical or social systems where doctors exert control. It hints at life being reduced to paying and waiting as people enter and exit, implying burdensome costs and uncertain care. The readable text is limited and lacks clear events or names.
The text cites the Gleomed Lord title for Alexander the Great noted for two horns stamped on coins minted between DAB and $23 LC, referencing the renowned paragon in ancient Umea lore.
A doctor in Terre Bouchillata warns police about nerves in modern crime behavior, noting concerns over rising nervous tendencies among criminals. The St Louis Star reports on expert views linking psychological strain to increasing crime.
A buoyant assortment of antiquated facts covers ancient rulers, Egyptian remedies, 1652 BC cures, and evolving technologies. It mentions Alexander the Great, aircraft search aid in Kansan lore, a large Buenos Aires refrigerating plant, Soviet officials learning Ukrainian, and provisions on a remote Kerguelen Island for shipwrecked seafarers.
Dairymen facing rising feed costs can grow balanced rations on farm. Trials show home grown alfalfa hay and corn silage with ground corn and oats match purchased protein feeds for cows yielding about one pound butterfat daily. Soybeans offer a substitute. alfalfa remains superior for protein balancing.
The article argues that improperly brooded chicks lag in egg production and vigor, urging poultrymen to raise their own stock to ensure quality. It stresses that brooding methods must suit the chicks and the local region for optimal results.
Promiscuous yearly editions of new blood are undesirable but occasional introduction is advantageous when the stock is superior. Blood from a new source can improve a breeder’s flock, and purchasing hatching eggs is among the cheapest methods of introducing that new blood.
Slogans on farming stress balance of strength and work while praising sweet clover for honey and stock feed. Notes include tomato resistance to Fusarium wilt Bonny Gest variety, thinning advice for rows, copper carbonate for smut in wheat, seed selection to curb bean blight, and farmyard tips on shading trees to attract livestock.
An old guidance piece discusses balanced diets for all ages from infancy to adulthood. It covers protein importance, portions for women and thin individuals, and child feeding milestones from milk to cereals. Recipes and tips follow, including custards, green vegetables, and simple meat dishes like broiled hamburger.
A Portland Oregonian observation notes that fussiness yields little benefit and explains that cream does not rise well when milk is agitated. It suggests that even with fewer fussers some may fail to accomplish much.
A dentist voices conflict with his vicar about a sermon titled The Beauty of Truth. He says he cannot tell a lie and warns the upcoming London Passing Show may cause tension.
The lake was first noted by Baron La Houtan in 1680 after he learned of it from Native Americans. James Bridger, the first known white visitor, arrived in 1824. Fremont later described and mapped the area around 1843, detailing Arat ex exploration.
A fragmentary report describes a vessel whose navigators do not dare move on a tasking voyage, reflecting caution amid rough seas and uncertain currents as authorities watch for direction.
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