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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1919

Page

9

Chautauqua entertains Monticello with varied acts and speeches

The Monticello Chautauqua closed last Tuesday after five days of programs. The event featured Mutual Chautauqua Co talent from Chicago, Meistersingers Quartet, Dr. R. E. Alexander, and a choral pageant by local children. Lieutenant Wayland C. Brooks and Captain Olin M. Coward delivered notable talks on duty, war, and national preparedness, with music by the Chicago Symphonic Orchestra and the Sam Lewis Company. The gathering praised performances while noting substitutions due to illness and stormy weather, and the event was declared the best yet in Monticello despite soured finances.

Monticello Chautauqua Sam Lewis Co Mutual Chautauqua Co Chicago Meistersingers Quartet R. E. Alexander Dow Olin M. Coward France Chicago Symphonic Orchestra Harry Lauder Mr. Crow Morrison Alexander St. Louis Wayland C. Brooks Marine Corps University of Illinois Chateau Thierry Brooks Coward League of Nations Germany Music Makers Hawaiian Islands Miss Jones Chautauqua Corps

War era humor and grim casualties in tiny vignettes

The excerpts mix soldier jokes about homecoming with sharp village wartime ironies. A colored soldier jokes about peace sounds after war, a sentry stops a lieutenant with gin, and a mother in Ireland learns of her son Pat being killed through a personal letter from the Holy Land via the War Office’s absence of formal notice.

Ireland War Office The Holy Land London

The Suitor Offers Imogen in Passing Show

In a light stage sketch a suitor asks Imogen for her hand and her father replies with a practical proposal about the preferred chosen suitor, playfully noting a constant in a pocket.

Imogen

Farris' Colic Remedy Promises Safe Horse Help

Geo. Stubler's Sons Co advertises Farris' Colic Remedy as a safer alternative to drenched treatments for horse colic. The product is applied on the horse's tongue with a dropper included in each bottle and is guaranteed by the company.

Farris Geo. Stubler’s Sons Co

German resentment taints postwar Allied relations say critics

The St. Paul Pioneer Press comments on German views that the defeated powers now face prejudice from their former enemies after four years of conflict. The piece argues the irony of German speculation about Allied attitudes.

St. Paul

Law Firm Notice from Anamosa on Main Street

H M Remley James Remley Remley and Remley Attorneys at Law announce a general practice in Anamosa with an office on Main Street. The firm offers legal services across standard practice areas.

Remley & Remley LAW Anamosa Laws Main Street Iaw

Little Fellows Rompers Special Washable Lot

A special lot of rompers and wash suits in dark blue chambray and popular fancy materials. They are described as good quality very neatly trimmed and well made and will wash well for children.

Collegian

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