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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1926

Page

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Oklahoma Farm Woman Reclaims Health with Vegetable Compound

A tired Oklahoma dairy worker, Mrs. Cora Short, credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring energy and sleep. She weighs 135 pounds after starting the remedy, having previously weighed 115, and reports seven bottles used. She urges others who work hard to consider the product.

Oklahoma Lydia TE. Plukham Cora Short Oklahoma City Okla Mrs. Short Lydia B. Pinkham

Untried Role in English Clubwomen Plan for Shared Housework

Thousands of English clubwomen advocate a 50 50 split of housework with fathers ending long evenings at the mending basket and assisting with dishes, cleaning and child care on mothers evenings out. Detroit educator Frank Cody notes the road to such parity remains long.

Father Mother Detroit Frank Cody

Indian edible roots and substitutes across tribes

The text describes Tuckahoe foods used by Algonquin Indians including gol den club and arrow arom with teshy rootstocks. It notes two stare and cooking makes them edible. Also mentions a southern tuckabove called suber rutean fannas, likened to a coconut and called Indian deend or ii diun loaf.

Homemade Fire Engines The Wiarkefieht

The department has funded a modern fire apparatus. The truck, built largely by firemen in their spare time, relies on a chassis motor and represents an up to date effort by local volunteers.

Votes for Women Joke Sparks Poll Tax Debate

In a printed cartoon caption, a man jokes about women voting and a Sabertooth figure retorts that few women can mark a ballot without injuring themselves, highlighting humorous gender bias in a historical context.

Sabertooth

Raucous Stage Exchange Highlights City Life

Dialogue from a community theater piece satirizes modern choices and old fashioned views. A janitor’s vacation request hints at marriage plans while a head clerk’s blunt joke contrasts with audience chatter.

No clear news item found in fragment

The readable text is a humorous, fragmented chat about old and new "best girl" versus "sweetie" models with a stray joke about garlic and onions. No identifiable people, places, or organizations are present to form a proper news item.

Bayer Aspirin Safety Claim Pervades Packaging

An advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin as genuine when seen with the Bayer Cross on package or tablets. It cites safety proven by millions and prescription use over twenty five years for colds headaches neuritis lumbago toothache rheumatism neuralgia and pain.

Misjudged Marquis Opens New York Bookshop

Gloria Swanson’s husband Henri de la Falaise gains popularity after starting a New York bookshop. He notes that when a titled foreigner weds an American heiress, motives are questioned, recalling a Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph quip about a baron seeking a banker’s consent to marriage.

Henri de la Falaise Gloria Swanson New York M. de la Falaise Pittsburgh “Chronicle Telegraph

Man Credits Constipation for Chronic Dizziness

Brooklyn resident Fred G. Marquart reports feeling drunk most of the time with dizziness and inability to think clearly. He says a fall followed, and he later learned the cause was constipation linked to Carter's Little Liver Pills, sold by druggists in 25 and 50 cent packages.

Dean Illinois H. CC First St Stonington Doan Foster-Milburn Co Mig. Chem Buffalo Brooklyn Fred G. Marquart Carter

Second Leisure for Women and World Population Figures

A comprehensive note urges women to seek outlets beyond motherhood after children grow. It cites Congresswoman Kahn on the value of a personal pursuit to stay young and benefit society. It then lists a world population survey with racial and regional group estimates.

Mfe Kahn California

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