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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
7
A moral meditation urges restraint in joy and sorrow and quiet speech during trials. The essay praises silence as a powerful, beauty filled force that cools tempers, reveals faults, and keeps loved ones’ faith intact while inspiring self discipline and inner calm. Copyright.
The poem praises E for tackling diverse questions with assurance and cheer, noting work on digestion and big game pursuit. It highlights a literary style filled with honest pride and includes a discussion about race death caused by one’s own action.
John Blake Entlemen argues that success matters less than enjoying golf and life. He warns against cheating and overemphasis on winning, citing John Burroughs as a model of balancing success and happiness while contributing to knowledge and the world.
The piece argues reading or listening alone does not direct one toward the true path. personal judgment is essential. It warns against following the crowd and stresses thinking with one’s own brain to avoid misfortune and dependence on others. The old maxim about a horse and water is cited to urge individual responsibility.
The passage claims Alpine people are Asiatic by origin, tracing roots to the Pamir uplands and listing groups such as Turkoman Turkish Tartar Armenian and Levantine as Asian natives. It notes living Homo Sapiens Alpinus in Afghanistan and Samarkand as examples of nonmigrant ancestry.
The raisin is rich in health essential elements including calcium magnesium potassium sodium phosphorus chlorine sulphur and iron. It is widely used in leading health institutions and ectomol tatiums prescribe it for certain cases praising its mineral content and iron supply in the diet.
Public notice warning of a planned event labeled Iivening service T3480 on the road to destruction inviting participation at Boston Tran script location with unclear details and fragmented wording.
Fragments reveal a Victorian sentiment about hosting duties noting a host must supervise meals to deserve friendship. The quotation emphasizes personal oversight and courtesy in entertaining guests.
The article extols catching cleaning and cooking fish the same day for best flavor. It lists bass pickerel perch pike and many methods including stuffing baking frying and boiling with a banana lemon sauce and Creole tomato mushroom accompaniment.
In a brief exchange the husband attributes divorces to wives while a counterpoint mentions Kenta producing the most after. The fragmentary text provides little verifiable context or sources.
A hen owned by Dr. M. H. Ross of Los Angeles lost her right leg to infection two months ago and underwent amputation. Despite the loss, the bird reportedly lays eggs fights and scratches like a normal fowl, astonishing observers with her resilience.
A wide collection of curiosities covers shagreens and sacred rivers, royal car use, X rays and burns, a French scientist 45 years pursuing a blue rose, Shoshone caverns, elephant tusks, Montgomery shelter for sheep, ancient Egyptian cork coffins, Africa exploration, Mississippi source, earth eating, Australian wells at night, French franc token minting, rain birds and storm thrush names.
Dorothy Bough hurdler and sprinter set pace at a Philadelphia athletic meeting. She completed the 75 yard dash in ten seconds tying the women’s record and earning top honors.
A transatlantic liner captain doubted wireless telegraphy until Signor Marconi challenged him to send a telegram to his wife from pole to mid Atlantic. The wife replied by telegraph, proving to the captain that wireless was genuine.
Fragmentary remarks attribute rising gasoline malodor to experiments aimed at saving motor fuel. Mr Chugging muses on conducted tests and a plan to force motors to abandon fuel due to stronger odor.
The excerpt reflects Dickens's idea that dishonesty cannot endure. honesty will confront and expose bad men who avoid eye contact. It suggests that no amount of nonsense can hide truth when faced with moral scrutiny.
A humorous quip from the Boston Transcript about hogs not declining, noted as unusual by young journalism students and treated as a curious news moment with a witty tone.
A fragmented quotation shows Farmer Countessel advocating language study for agriculture. He argues a man cannot get along using the same language, referencing a team and mules as a metaphor for adapting speech to tasks.
A sequence of brief Iowa items notes drownings of W N Kelley 19 of Martinsburg and George Beach 17 of Red Rock in rivers, and a fishing accident near Sioux City. Oskaloosa votes 13 to 1 to buy water works and build a Harvey hydro dam. Local officials discuss municipal lighting and water power rights. other items cite embezzlement plea, an Atlantic auto injury, a poison death, and G.A.R. encampment preparations in Iowa City.
A sermon discusses Christ as the firstfruits of the resurrection, urging believers to hold to doctrine as power for holy living. It links salvation to the risen Lord and emphasizes identity with Christ, moral incentive, and future glory for faithful believers.
A brief study note cites Thessalonians 4 11 12 urging believers to work with their hands and pursue quiet, honest conduct. It emphasizes self-sufficiency and proper behavior toward outsiders to avoid need or reproach.
A brief quotation notes the flaw of ignoring a person’s valuable parts by fixating on infirmities. It condemns unfair criticism and overemphasis on weaknesses. This reflection cites Addison, emphasizing balanced judgment.
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