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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1901

Page

8

Walter Baker and Co and the La Belle Chocolatiere

A historical profile of Walter Baker and Co makers of cocoa and chocolate from Dorchester Massachusetts. It traces the firm from a 1780 wooden mill on the Neponset River to a world leading establishment and urges consumers to trust quality, beware adulterated goods, and seek the La Belle Chocolatiere trademark. It notes the offer of a free recipe booklet from Walter Baker & Co. Limited at 158 State Street Boston.

Walter Baker & Co Neponset River Dorchester Boston Walter Baker Company la Belle Chocolatiere Mass Walter Baker & Co., Ltd State Street

Fashion Decrees Highlight Dress Styles This Summer

Girdles of white glace silk and white ribbon with cretonne flowers set the trend. Low shoes feature red heels and lacings with red fronts. A summer hat pairs white fancy straw with yellows and a black velvet bow. Silk chiffon coats edged with gold lace remain costly and stylish. Grass linen in pink and bright shades tops summer wardrobes and flatters folds when tucked.

Miracle Cure Age-Old Ailments With Dodd's Kidney Pills

Mrs M A Goss of Bryant Missouri says kidney pills saved her life after months of sciatica and rheumatism left her bedridden and near death. After a week of use she improved, sat up in bed within days, walked a quarter mile, and now does all chores. She claims sixteen boxes taken and credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with full recovery.

Dodd M. A. Goss Mrs. Goss Missouri

Echoes of a Busy World in Unconnected Fragments

A miscellaneous passage reports a 70 foot thick sulfur vein at Beaumont Texas, a rare pine grove of 490 trees selling for 7500 dollars in Allegany County New York, and a surge in acetylene use abroad. It notes a large Manchester mill nearly complete at 770 feet long, a monster 86 foot long 135 ton Philadelphia lathe for preparing 32 granite pillars weighing 160 tons each, and a single pass reduces granite block diameter by 24 inches.

Beaumont Tex Suelpaardelooszonderspoor Weg Allegany County N. Y Holland Railway Company Amsterdam Manchester N. H Philadelphia

Designer's Eight-Room House Plan Priced at 1500

GEO A W KINTZ presents an eight-room residence on a 28 by 42 foot lot with stone foundation and brick underpinning for 1500. The detailed layout includes parlor 13 by 14 feet, sitting room 12 by 15, dining room, kitchen, two stories, and basement with laundry furnace coal bins. Exterior features include maple and pine floors, pressed brick chimneys, double glass, and ivy white trim with chocolate body.

GEO, A. W. Kintz

Lumber Swept Away in Major Rouge River Fire Debacle

A Sunday blaze driven by an 85 mph wind destroyed $800000 plus in property along the Rouge river west bank at Delray, Detroit suburb. Salliotte & Ferguson mill, Brownlee & Co mill, Cedar yard of Western Union, and Maltby Lumber losses listed with insurance figures. fire spread to Carkin Stickney & Cram dredge and Raupp & Co yard in Ecorse. Detroit fireboats aided but could not stop flames.

Detroit Mich Rouge River Delray Salliotte & Furguson Brownlee & Co Western Union Telegraph Company Carkin, Stickney & Cram Salilotto & Furguson Maltby Lumber Company Carkin Stickney and Cram Detroit Department Brownlee G. A. Raupp & Co Ecorse

Enigmatic Philadelphia Pin Begets Tiny Alphabet Craft

A Philadelphia man wears a plain looking pin that hides a masterful miniature engraving. The pin head displays the English alphabet in old English lettering around its edge, with the year 1900 at the center. The piece, carved over a year, drew fame when a jeweler plated it and a salesman noted the astonishment of a magnifying glass reveal.

Philadelphia Fred Swarts Brink August Starcke N. Y. Sun

The Spartan Japs Explain Endurance and Training

Anna N Gen jamin writes that Japanese are a Spartan race living simply and enduring long periods without food. Coolies carry loads and mail up Mount Hei eizan as a daily feat, while samurai values persist in upper classes. Western tactics rise on a preexisting Spartan soil.

Anna N. Genjamin Ainslee’s Hei Eizan Wioto

Hero dies saving co-worker at Cerealine mills

Indianapolis May 13 William Phelps of Richmond Kentucky and James Stansbury of Indianapolis perished after steam scalding from an eight foot boiler. Phelps slowed Stansbury’s escape by urging him to go first and died two hours later after dragging his burned body from the manhole. Both men are colored.

Indianapolis Ind William Phelps Richmond James Stansbury Cerealine Mills Phelps Jim Stansbury

Trolley Car Dashes Down Leonia Hill Near Fort Lee

An open trolley car carrying about 115 passengers ran away from the motorman near Fort Lee New Jersey and sped down Leonia hill. All aboard were bruised with three seriously hurt and one feared dead conductor Frank Sunstruck and two others J E Robinson and his wife of New York City among the injured. The car, starting a quarter mile down a steep incline, could not be stopped and toppled as it rounded a curve injuring many as they were crushed beneath the vehicle.

New York Fort Lee N. J Leonia Hill Frank Sunstruck J. E. Robinson

Education of the Negro in Georgia Support for Industrial Training

Gov. Chandler of Georgia defends industrial education for African Americans arguing northern views on schooling are mistaken and praises Booker T. Washington's work. In separate reports a town in Iowa loses most of its business district to fire,Utica hosts a novelty car tour, and an Oklahoma boiler explosion fatally injures a worker.

Atlanta

Emigration Push For Assiniboia From Yorkton Letter

An old reader relates a Yorkton letter urging settlement in Assiniboia Western Canada. The writer touts cheap land openings in Saskatchewan and Assiniboia this summer and suggests prospects for wheat, flour, and cattle, inviting readers to contact Government agents for details.

Yorkton John Tick Thomas Fitzpatrick Assiniboia Western Canada Saskatchewan Dominion of Canada

Credit replaces pay plan to boost appeal

A manager in the Indianapolis Press reviews an advertising proposal and instructs to replace the word payment with credit to make the plan seem more attractive. The exchange highlights how wording can influence perceived value in advertising campaigns.

Student of Humanity Indianapolis Press

South Dakota Farma illustrated by railway to Aberdeen area

The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway issues an illustrated booklet South Dakota Farma describing the Aberdeen to Missouri River country now served by a new Bay line. The prospectors and settlers are invited to request a copy by sending a two cent stamp to I. A. Miller, General Passenger Agent, Chicago.

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Aberdeen Missouri River Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Bay I. A. Miller Chicago

Colonial Era Gossip and Public Notices

A fragmentary OCR blends social quips with notices on travel brochures for Spirit and Okoboji Lakes, Iowa, and promotional mailings by G. Farmer Cedar Rapids. It also cites assorted quotes on manners, drinks, and health cures from early 1900 sources.

Periods of Pain and Relief Advertised by Mrs Pinkham

A pair of letters from women in Brooklyn and Lynn Mass report severe menstrual pain and repeated visits to doctors. The writer cites a uterus condition briefly noted as fallen and seeks guidance from Mrs Pinkham. the other asks for advice on frequent menstruation and associated headaches and backache.

Pincaan Lydia Pinkham Maa Ya Kuman Trautman Lynn Mass Lydia EH. Pinkham

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