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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1917
Page
7
Surgeon General William Bratsted explains navy medical care and disease prevention. He describes recruit screening, shipboard health measures, the role of medical officers, and the emphasis on sanitation, diet, exercise, and personal hygiene to keep sailors fit and ready for duty.
Fashion writers note a swift rush of New York autumn styles as women adopt the tunic and pull back skirts. French influence appears in silhouette, with belts, panels, and corset-like belts shaping figures, while designers trim fabrics to the bone and mix long hems with decorative drapery.
The Transylvania movement aimed to create a separate state in Kentucky led by Richard Henderson a North Carolina lawyer and land speculator. Virginia opposed the plan with a title claim to Kentucky and granted Henderson 200000 acres after his treaty with Native Americans. Henderson died January 30 1785 in Hillsborough N C and his son Leonard served as a North Carolina Supreme Court judge.
A car plunges 60 feet from a grade near San Luis Obispo landing upright on railway tracks. Five aboard including W. P. Tognazzini and three women and a child escaped injury though some were thrown into brush. Only the windshield is broken.
Readable fragment describes a scene of travel to town by car with no visible sign of disturbance or incident. The brief lacks clear names, places, or chronology, offering a vague impression rather than concrete facts.
Mike vents annoyance after a man endorses peace at any price. Pat asks for the outcome. TJ did not respond, and Mike says TJ tried to incite a row to paint him as at fault.
The article compares hemmed and overhand patches for frequent laundering garments and notes patching tips. It then traces tunics from 1913 to 1915 and satirically comments on fashion trends, Wind-up movement and Chinese-inspired styles including straight coats, wide sleeves, embroidery, and filet crochet.
To sixteen ounces of pure cologne add two ounces of castor oil. Separate the hair into many parts close to the scalp and rub liquid into each with fingertips or a small brush. Moderate use yields best results. apply every other day if hair is not extremely dry.
In the Boston terminal of the Boston and Maine railroad women are employed to operate the elevators marking a shift in staffing. The move aligns with broader labor trends and raises questions about roles for women in rail transportation.
The quote urges practicing neighborly love by example so others imitate good conduct. It emphasizes that living well toward others can inspire them to mirror kindness, making relationships easier and more natural.
A brief aphorism urging readers to prepare for change in prosperity and to hope for adaptation in adversity. The piece emphasizes readiness and optimism as guiding principles.
The United States Department of Agriculture notes a shortage of breeding ewes and that Western range ewes are being used to establish farm flocks in the corn belt and eastern regions. Buyers should select ewes with sound teeth soft udders and sound teats, preferring ages one to three years, and ensure health and absence of diseases before purchase.
Lt M Runnington argues fall plowing benefits include earlier spring work, weed and pest control, and richer soil. He advises proper turn, moisture management, and careful hay stacking to minimize losses, urging farmers to plan now for a productive year.
R K Bennett of Kansas State Agricultural College cautions farmers to avoid turning alfalfa when wet by rain. Leave in the swath until conditions improve, then turn with a side delivery rake and let it dry in the wild row. Ensure the surface dries before turning and keep turolog until all hay is dry. If hay is bunchy and wet, open tops to air it. Shocking hay is advisable under current wet conditions.
The text notes that a healthy horse has a good appetite which reflects strong digestion and a robust constitution. It links eating heartily to strong digestive organs and overall vitality.
Reading warns that poorly battened and rainproof hog houses cause later pig suffering. It stresses warm housing reduces feed costs, while cold climates risk fat loss.
An advice piece by W I Underwood urges humane treatment of bees. It notes bees need water and shade, recommending a wired water pan to prevent drowning, and stresses keeping grain in front of hives mowed to avoid obstacles.
Hoofs of colts should be trimmed to avoid crooked growth or uneven size. Neglect may cause cracks and lameness. A knife or rasp can be used for trimming.
Select seed corn from strong healthy stalks in the field, dry it thoroughly, and store it in a dry place for winter. Cheap seed corn may be costly in the long run due to poor germination and yields.
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