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15 May 1924
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Monticello Express in Monticello, Iowa
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1924
Page
1
Tanlac credited with restoring health to thousands
Over 100000 persons testified that Tanlac corrected stomach trouble indigestion rheumatism nervousness and related ailments. It claims to build up the system and start rich red blood circulating through the veins with all good druggists selling Tanlac.
Blisters the litre cuss tied to Rumpus Ridge hype
The City Star quotes an elder and Parson. the local figure known as Blisters is blamed for nearly all thefts and trouble as residents deride his behavior. The passage captures a rough, rural tone and community attitudes toward a suspected petty thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besa
Gap Johmson
Rumpus Ridge
Kensay City
Trenton Commissioned as First of Five Cruisers
The cruiser Trenton, first of five cruisers to be built under the armament conference agreement, was placed in commission at Philadelphia. Officers and crew salute as the colors are hoisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Trenton
Philadelphia
Gen Sherwood Obituary Mentions Long Service and Legacy
Fragmentary OCR notes recall General Sherwood and relatives with references to a Washington visit and a prominent grandfather. the garbled text hints at a wartime or public service figure’s death and family ties. The piece mentions Pratt and Stee as possible surnames and suggests a ceremonial or commemorative context in Congress or national figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shere
Aldo
Congress
Hitchen, Sherwood and Limited Biberts
Pratt Stiermwood
Fragmented OCR notes on science and society in a bygone era
A jumble of garbled lines mentions a tuberculosis rate drop, iron softening from water, aspirin for cleaning staves, hobbies of a family member, and various odd observations. It then jumps to topics about shoe demand for oriental rugs, Chinese bread from wheat, white captains, fox farms, a photographic map linked to New York trade, a large dam project on the Indus, and crocodile nurseries in zoos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mjes
Haneda
Tolstoy relative farms in Town to fund Penn College study
Count Leo Tolstoy’s grandson Tia Tolstoy works on a local farm in Town to pay his way through Oska loosa’s Penn College. He renounces his title and plans to bring American agricultural methods to Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia Tolstoy
Leo Tolstoy
Ono
Penn College
Oskaloosa
Russia
Balloon race winner goes 11 miles to Rochester
Van Orman piloting the Goodyear TL wins the American balloon distance contest after a flight from Kelly fed through San Antonio Texas and lands near Rochester Minnesota earning a prize of 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wot. van Orman
Kelly Fed
San Antonio
Tesus
Rochester
Minn
Language Class Vanishing Into Mixed Pronunciation
A pupil’s hesitant attempt answers a teacher’s question about the difference between stale and ipeyale. The class remains quiet as a hand slowly rises. The final, garbled reply suggests a stale is what brings babies and a place to wash dishes.
Japanese Rice Crop Yields 21 Million Dollar Yearly Value
Japanese rices drive a harvest valued at about 21 million dollars annually. The market's scale reflects strong demand and extensive cultivation across regional fields.
Office balance woes spark odd pew purchase idea
In a New York Medtoy blurb the dialogue shows a clerk lamenting unbalanced books at the office and a witty suggestion to buy pews, reflecting a quirky office humor piece from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Medtoy
Editor, Writer Clash Over Milk Article
A dispute arises between a writer and editor over a fresh milk article. The writer defends quality while the editor insists on concise revision. Tensions surface as they argue about tone and length in the newsroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mater
Terrible Thompson Joins Cardinals After Lincoln Tryout
Terrible Thompson the former Nebraska football star signs with the St Louis Cardinals after being obtained from the Lincoln club of the Nebraska State league for a spring trial. He will try as a catcher with the Cardinals after a background as a football and baseball player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Thompson
St. Louis Cardinals
Lincoln Club
Thompson
University of Nebraska
Cardinals
Omaha
Tunney Considers Carpentier Bout Near New York
American light heavyweight champion Gene Tunney trains with a sledge hammer and nears a June title bout with Georges Carpentier. Tunney’s manager Billy Gibson says contracts are signed with Carpentier’s manager Francois Deschamps for the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Tunney
Tunney
Georges Carpentier
New York
Billy Gibson
Trancois Deschamps
Carpentier
Yale Captain Funk Dominates Intercollegiate Boxing
The photograph features Capt. B. P. Funk of the Yale boxing team in a signature fighting pose. He has never been defeated in Intercollegiate boxing and is the son of Rep. Frank H. Funk of Bloomington Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Funk
Yale
Rep
Frank H. Funk
Bloomington
Harry Greb Sees Boxing First Baseball Close Behind
Harry Greb favors boxing but rates baseball second. At home in Pittsburgh he often visits Forbes Field and regrets the Pirates pennant miss of 1922. Busy with stage fights last year, he still followed team dope and doubts this year’s Pirates can win the flag without Billy Southworth in right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Greb
Pittsburgh
Forbes Field
Pirates
Billy Southworth
Anzac Swimmers Named for Paris Olympiad
Australia selects its Anzac water team for Paris 1924. Members include Andrew Chariton Frank Beaurepatre William Herald Moss Christie Ivan Stedman H Henry and Richmond Evo Herald Stedman Henry are freestyle sprinters Evo specializes in fancy and high diving The rest are middle distance swimmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anzac
Australia
Paris
Andrew Chariton
Frank Beaurepatre
William Herald
Moss Christie
Ivan Stedman
H. Henry
Richmond Evo
Herald
Stedman
Henry
Evo
Diverse notes on 1920s global sports and figures
A roundup covers Chicago bowling clubs, Fordham tennis, youth to elder fields in golf, the 1924 gallery pistol champion T. K. Lee, Frank Hunter’s move to Beckley, W V, and the push to produce scratch golf players. It mentions Queensboro C C arena, Japan’s Olympic funds, polo’s American origin, and Maryland ticket scalping bills.
Think Zev Was Lucky This Season in Championship Contention
The text argues Zev was a lucky horse last season with few strong three-year-olds and Papyrus poorly acclimated. It notes Zev would have had little chance against Roamer at his peak, suggesting Zev benefited from favorable conditions and timing rather than superior merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zev
Fils
Hig
Papyrus Wa
Roamer
Tnabhe Mikkola and the Kinkind aide effort abroad
A garbled report mentions Tnabhe Mikkola of Kinkind and an aid effort to prepare countrymen for a forthcoming matnes. It references Pharm and a plan tied to LAO meters and Stockholm, with unclear dates and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mikkola
Kinkind
Corel
Pharm
Rack
Giants Rockit Among Topnotchers in 1923 Pitching
Wayland Bean, sent to the Giants from Ehintington West Virginia, excels as a pitcher with versatile deliveries. Dean, praised by Louisville manager Jon McCarthy, becomes a leading mound presence after a strong 1922 season, winning 21 games and posting a 0.27 ERA in 1923. Bean is twenty one years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland Bean
Giants
Ehintington
W.va
Ptehing
Dean
Woodson Moss
Winchester
Neat
Tetamd
Alleg
Bin
Mass Aiso
Coombs
Louisviltle
Peat
Colonels
Wis
Martin
Daytona Eh
Jon McCarthy
Louisville
Tom Sheehan
Bean
Baseball Notes Roundup of 1920s Giants and Other Club Moves
Dennis Geariin notes the New York Giants and other teams making changes. Mentions small starter for the Giants, Bill Terry competing with Kelly, rookies hit by the White Sox camp, Detroit signing Joe Heckle from Syracuse, and McGraw prioritizing pitching. Also reports Bodle sold to Des Moines, Malone to Minneapolis, Forsythe signed by Mobile, Wendricks as Cincinnati manager, Moe Berg joining Brooklyn, Gowdy remaining behind the plate for the Giants, and the sergeant still agile in throwing.
Important to All Women Readers of This Paper
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble often from hidden kidney disease. Back pain headaches and low ambition tire them and irritability may follow. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is promoted as restoring kidney health and a sample bottle can be obtained by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Not Even Near It In A Wanes Tit You Are The Boss
A terse exchange from the Prospect and an agent centers on a misunderstanding about authority. The Prospect insists there is no wife or baby at his home while a collie pup is present, shaping the scene at Ansay City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansay City Star
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tanlac
Scotland
Cnesebrough Mrg.co
Naseline
Syaten Ohta
Zanesville
Ohlo
Coolidge
American Chemical Society
White House
Joubn
Charles Knier
Elmira
N. Y
Boys’ Garden Club
Tesides
Inds
Washington
Gen. Sherwood
New York City
Indus
Tolstoy
Helen Wills
Berkeley
Calyuiss
Mile
Suzanne Lenglen
Miss Wills
Europe
Captain B. F. Funk
Chicago
Firpo
Hiis
Fordham University
United States
T. K. Lee
Birmingham
Ala
Frank Hunter
Beckley
W. Va
Micky Walker
Jack Bulger
Queensboro A. C
Long Island City
Japan
America
England
James Gordon Bennett
Maryland
Army-Navy
Baltimore
North Carolina State College
Great Britain
Paul Berlenbach
Antwerp
New York Yacht Club
Newport
James J. Jeffries
Hempen Square
Tommy Richards
van Nuys
Densmore Shute
West Virginia
Cleveland
Cornell
Gilmour Doble
A Ee
Osborne
A. C
Harry Kipke
University of Michigan
Yuri
Giants’ Rockit
Wrigleys
Wrigley’s
Yacht Club
N. Clark
Chicago, DL
George Sister
St. Louis Browns
Sister
Browns
Dennis Geariin
New York Giants
Yankees
Bill Terry
Kelly
John Manning Tuman
Maysville, Ky
White Sox
Joseph Heckle
Syracuse University
Detroit Tigers
McGraw
John McGraw
Ste Om Frank
Ping") Bodle
Yankee
Des Moines
Vernon Pacific Coast League
Pat Malone
Toledo
Minneapolis
American Association
Alie
Emil Huhn
Mobile Southern Association
Clarence Forsythe
Forsythe
Providence
Jack Wendricks
Cincinnati Nationals
Moe Berg
Princeton Nine Haa
Brooklyn Robina
University
Hank Gowdy
Voerman
Minma
Mamma
Bellans Hot Water
Sure Relief
LLANS
Parker
Usenx Chem
Iba
Mitor Ma
Es Murphy
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