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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1927
Page
1
A compact, period era reflection contrasts entitlement with personal merit, invoking Voltaire and Plautus as guiding voices. It encapsulates a playful lament about manners and responsibility amid generational attitudes and a pet peeve about reciprocity.
Snappy jokes reveal domestic woes and wry one liners. A grocer notes a joint bank account simplicity while a traveling salesman jokes about wife led finances. A man spots his wife shopping at a necktie store prompting a humorous misstep and a butcher chain pun closes the bit.
A Tilton New Hampshire pharmacist renews a prescription written over thirty five years ago by a physician now deceased. The odd find highlights lingering medical records and the enduring trust in old handwritten notes.
A fragment of dialogue centers on rumors about an older woman at a tea party and a rumored public kiss involving a friend and another woman. The young man answers nervously, denying any gossip or incident.
A howling scene unfolds as a pack of wolves moves through a dense forest. The leader scents a distant prey while others trail in single file, paws silent on fallen needles. The night air carries distant calls, and the group maintains wary, coordinated movement.
A Liberty article cites Brenda Ueland on why troubling dreams persist. It notes Dr G Jung’s view that the unconscious carries mental heredity from remote ancestors, with mythological heroes and gods surfacing in modern dreams across races.
Miss Viola Powe of 124 East 26th Street Chicago reports severe weakness nervousness and sour stomach after diphtheria. She credits Tanlac with cleansing her system restoring appetite easing stomach trouble and calming nerves and claims it restored her health for work and recreation. The ad touts Tanlac as building up weak bodies and as a herbal remedy available at druggists with claims of over a trillion bottles sold.
An expresses a vegetable curative claimed to purify blood relieve constipation and aid liver and kidneys. Offers 30 days trial for 100 in coin or stamps. Seeks agents nationwide from The Washington Herb Co. Also notes dental and other health product ads and various business solicitations.
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