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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1912

Page

6

Young Champion of Owa Farmer Fearless in His Utterances

A political column lauds Lafayette Young for opposing Canadian reciprocity and criticizing Senator Kenyon in a primary contest slated for June 3. It contrasts Young as practical and principled against Kenyon’s cautious administration stance and seeks turnout for the Iowa race.

Lafayette Young Iowa Congress Young Massachusetts Fontanelle Kenyon Legislative Hocus Pocus Taft Lafe Young Hawkeye Mr. Young Victor Hugo Kenyon and

The Hatter and the Rabbit Fur Trade

The article notes millions of rabbits are raised in Britain and Australia for skins or fur used in hats. English rabbit skins are sent to the United States after Europe removes long hairs. In America the fur is shaved to make felt, with cheap labor abroad for hair removal.

British Islands Australia United States Europe America

The Infallible Charm

A 1911 serial romance titled The Infallible Charm published by American Press Association hints at a tale of wit and romance with themes of clever relationships and social intrigue. The snippet previews light comedy and romantic misunderstandings. The work reflects early 20th century magazine storytelling conventions.

American Press Association

Boots and Spurs in a 1630 Hungarian Cavalry Tale

A 1630 manuscript notes that Hungarian cavalry wore spurs on the boot soles during Gustavus Adolphus’s landing in Germany. It suggests spurs projected from the fore part of the boot rather than the heel, making walking difficult. The text also claims Hungarian horses had red manes tails and feet.

Statisbon Ferdinand II Gustavus Adolphus Sweden Germany

Daughter Debates Beauty for Charlie with Mother

A daughter voices a wish to be pretty, arguing she cares about Charlie. The mother counters that sensible men overlook beauty, suggesting inner qualities matter more than appearance. The exchange reveals social pressure and parental guidance shaping romance perceptions.

Mamma Charlie

Letters of Marque and Reprisal Through History

The practice began under Edward I allowing retaliation beyond borders for wrongs by a peaceful power. Early use targeted Portugal, then two Hanse towns in Mecklenburg issued imarque for Baltic rascals to aid Stockholm. The victualling brothers later formed a piracy alliance that made Northern European seas unsafe for decades.

Eve Farnam Judge Becker Edward I Portugal Mecklenburg Stockholm Baltic St. Vitalius

New Bank Tropes For The New Hire In The Machine Shop

The piece describes playful rites for newcomers across workplaces in Kansas City area banks and shops. It lists odd tools and terms like left handed monkey wrench core holes speed ball check stretcher and clearing house key as items a beginner might seek in local stores and courthouses.

Tyro Huemorists Kansas City Times

Pudgerleighs' Plight Reported as Typhoid Strain

A humorous Victorian quip notes Mr Pudgerleigh wasting away from typhoid fever leaving him a walking skeleton while Mrs Pudgerleigh seeks a drastic anti-fat remedy that has cut her weight by about forty pounds. The exchange is recorded in Judge's Library.

Pudgerleighs Pudgerleigh

Ark construction sparks congressional funding joke

Noah and Japheth talk about building the ark without Congress funding, a light moment from the Washington Star reflecting on luck and timely project start.

Noah Japheth Congress Washington Star

Wan across the hall found dead in New York

A fragment from a New York page notes a death discovery with remarks about how the neighbor learned of the event and a coincidental sighting. The garbled quotation suggests a casual, overheard report rather than an official statement.

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OWA Farmer Canada Senate Young and Kenyon Inve Hye Eve Farnam Mr. Farnam Una Bidwell Lucinda M. G. Allever Center Junction Kodak Eastman Kodak Company Rochester N. Y C. N. Patrick New York Jack Albery Farm Fair Grounds Albery Horse Hospital Ethan Captain Morgan Baby Joy Samuel Albery Iowa Telephone Company Wm. F. Rohn W. F. Rohn Monticello, Ia
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