01 Nov 1923
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1923
Page
1
A New York Sun report recounts a wary owner who found her valuable Angora cat roaming the streets after boarding mishap. The proprietor calmed her, revealing the cat in her arms was the wrong one and that the real pet belonged to Mrs Blink, prompting a correction.
Thousands of women with kidney and bladder trouble may overlook symptoms. Back pain headaches fatigue and nervousness can signal kidney disease. Start treatment now with Dr Kilmer Swamp Root a physician prescription available at drug stores. Send ten cents for a sample and mention the paper.
The article describes an ozone test using soaked white blotting paper in a potassium iodide and starch solution. Paper exposed to air changes color with ozone amount, protected from sun and rain, indicating varying shades corresponding to ozone levels.
A lengthy reflection urges ambitious individuals to aid others on their climb, warning that success gained by harming peers is hollow. The author stresses generosity, encouragement, and selfless acts as the true path to lasting happiness and respect, citing kindness as its own reward.
A poem fragment warns a small boy about the dangers and oddities of a so called Man-land with strange toys, grand kites, and rapid trains. The verse contrasts material reassurances with unfamiliar games and the unsettling pace of life beyond home.
Fragmented verse laments a melancholy land of children with a distant gaze. It contrasts imagined joy with hidden tears and lost prayers, noting fathers, mothers, and stories that shape a somber, dreamlike realm.
McClure Newspaper Syndicate notes that observing religious holidays and the Sabbath offers inner solace and respite from life’s hostilities. Laughter from others fades when one reflects and stays true to family traditions, yielding personal gain over mockery.
A McClure Newspaper Syndicate piece argues self-control refines emotion, speech, and pride. It claims mastery brings clearer thinking, kinder disposition, and calmer actions, leading to joy and better reception from others.
A fragmentary note references a federal court docket and social intrigue. Readable words indicate a discussion of a young woman and a nearby figure amid idle gossip. No clear events or outcomes are present in the readable text.
A family friendly collection describes codfish balls with potatoes and lemon, crispy buttered fritters, and a frozen mush dessert. It includes Cranberry Frappe from simmered berries, Peanut Macaroons with peanuts and vanillin, and baking tips for a light, homey breakfast or supper.
A tiny worm hides from hungry birds by crawling into a nutshell after reasoning that rising early brings risk. He reflects on the proverb early to bed and early to rise and discovers comfort and safety in his nutty home. He pens a playful rhyme about the snug worm in a nut.
A note indicates Swift did not borrow money to buy a car but instead used a higher financing arrangement. He acquired an automobile through a financial method that involves leveraging funds rather than a direct loan for the vehicle.
The article advises courteous conduct at card parties and informal games. It warns players to avoid talking during play, withhold hand information, and respect the hostess rules. It notes compatibility and fairness, settles disputes by majority or drawing, and encourages clear signals about money or prizes.
A brief poem by John Kendrick Bangs celebrates love and joy in tough times. It links sunny mornings after rain to hope, urging the spirit of cheer for those in distress and pain. The verse echoes a McClure Newspaper Syndicate attribution.
A feature on the name Linda tracing its Teutonic snake-derived roots from lindwurm to lind a passando through Visigothic to Spanish usage. It covers the evolution of Linda as a given name in Europe and America and notes the sapphire amulet associated with Linda for beauty protection and envy warding.
The Ypres Tower in Rye Kent stands as a Twelfth century quadrangular fortification built by William of Ypres. It remains well preserved and safeguarded against invasion. The article notes its historical significance during a past war and urges immediate action to help others.
Florence Italy often called the city of flowers for its famed orrla root used in producing perfumes from the large purple iris grown across the surrounding districts.
Refrigeration helps mining by freezing water bearing strata to allow shaft passage and by supplying cool air for deep earth penetration. The technique addresses water influx and heat in deep shafts, enabling miners to reach greater depths.
Baltimore Sun notes poverty's bitter side and the frustration that inequality cannot be universal, highlighting social and economic hardship and its impact on communities.
In a fragmentary line from the Boston Transcript a four year old’s retaliatory act is described with a harsh domestic scene. The boy’s mother spanks him after a persistent habit, and during the aftermath he prays at bedtime while family members suffer blows except one. He then faces his big mother with a triumphant look and says he thinks she noticed.
W F Penfy a leading Hendersonville New York merchant says Tanlac restored his health after years of indigestion ulceration and stomach trouble requiring surgery He reports improved strength and activity and endorses Tanlac as the best stomach medicine for sale by all druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
A young man returns from a weeklong vacation to find his friends in town refused to fund his trip home. He admits his seaside friends do not exist and his "friends" are the local rivals who left him to his finances.
A vintage advert promotes California Fig Syrup as a harmless laxative for babies and children. It claims the product cleanses the liver and bowels, relieves constipation, and sweetens the stomach without griping. It urges consumers to say California to the druggist and insist on genuine syrup with directions.
A nervous passenger asks the captain how far they are from land. The captain says about three miles and explains the water isn’t clear enough, preventing visibility.
A cryptic London dialogue yields a puzzling alibi as names like Pearson and Youngwed surface amid fragmented phrases and stray punctuation, suggesting a report on a court or crime case with unclear details.
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