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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1926
Page
3
A French inventor creates an automatic extinguisher activated by heat to combat fires in aircraft as they start. Reports note other advances: a plan to drain swamps near Argrinion Greece and build a toll canal linking Trichonia Lysiimachis lakes to the Acheloos river.
The passage urges a person to possess firm resolve and steadfast will. It extols decisive action, noting the importance of knowing what must be done and carrying it out without hesitation.
A historical remark notes that a man’s failures in life may stem from using blank cartridges when aiming at success, illustrating a metaphor about wasted effort and misconceived aims.
Agricultural experts warn erosion has destroyed eight to ten million acres of farm land nationwide. In Missouri a severe washout removed seven inches of soil in a 24 hour period.
The excerpt reflects Coleridge on the duality within humans, noting both beastly and divine elements. It suggests the beast and devil can be conquered while the light or angelic aspect endures as an enduring, undestroyable presence.
A NatGeo prepared overview notes Mukden under Japanese occupation, Manchuria’s size and population, the Bean trade and soy products, the South Manchurian Railway as a major asset, and vivid portraits of Mukden’s streets, Manchu customs, dress, and markets. The piece contrasts Tatars with southern Chinese features and highlights Manchu women and street life.
A New York Herald Tribune fashion survey previews spring openings from Paris to Milady with focus on hats, gowns, and street wear. It notes the return of the straight suit silhouette for some garments, the dominance of capes and capelets, and varied skirts and dresses with flare and puffed details.
The article recalls the origin of the phrase The king is dead Long live the king with a dramatic scene at Louis XIV s death when the captain of the bodyguard reportedly announced Le roi est mort from a state department window and broke his truncheon before he died.
The archangels listed are Michael Gabriel Haniel Raphael Camael Zadkiel and Zaphiril. They are associated with Might Grace Splendor Saving Power Zeal Justice and Mystery of God.
Malays stain teeth with varied colors including bright red and vivid blue. A brilliant green is achieved using arsenic and lemon, creating striking cosmetic results despite potential health risks.
The line Vive le roi illustrates the quick transition between a king’s death and his heir’s accession. It has been used by various nations since Louis XIV’s era to signify there is no interregnum between reigns.
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes Upkeep Medicals Science may add 20 yen to the average life and should work to increase income to enjoy those extra years.
A museum visitor asks a stranger with a catalogue if spinets are on display while the stranger inquires about the artist's initials. The exchange appears in the Boston Transcript.
An Atlanta Constitution excerpt quotes Brother Williams arguing that Satan is not truly black but looks dark enough to provoke white robes in the steam foundry era. The passage reflects racial rhetoric and slipstream fear in the period discourse.
Paris fashion notes in the New York Herald Tribune describe spring millinery favoring tall square crowns and minimal trimming. Agnes demonstrates a beige straw hat with a front dent and brown ribbon. berets gain grosgrain finishes. lacquer red accents pair with neutrals. light pastel gowns require matching hats. Reboux adds a gray wool shield as discreet trim.
Small brilliants resemble chipped diamonds on black ribbon wristlets. Buyers choose their buckle or medallion and attach it with a clasp for wearing on the wrist.
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