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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1922
Page
1
The Cayuga nations led by Chief Deskuheh press for home rule on Ontario reservations and recognition as allies of Great Britain rather than British subjects. A prolonged dispute with the Canadian government now offers a board of arbitration to examine grievances and decide next steps.
A compilation notes various items including Hindu philosophy schools and pearl fishing in Ceylon, the first Pacific Northwest school in 1833, US Army ordnance storage risks, ancient Egyptian food bans, larynx flexibility, Chinese women’s pages edited by men, Peking’s names, archaic archaeopteryx, sartorius muscle, Belgian orphans post WWI, Macadam road theory, Latvian village reconstruction, a lone six mile railroad in Persia, lobster growth, Poland housing destruction counts, Sunday crime bias in France, and Bulgarian orthography changes.
In Los Angeles courtroom Mrs Clara Phillips faces murder charges for the brutal hammer homicide of Mrs Alberta Meadows. The trial details focus on the courtroom study of the case and the evidence presented.
W. G. P. Yerding former governor of the Federal Reserve Board plans to travel to Cuba to help install a banking framework modeled after the United States Federal Reserve. The move aims to establish a central banking system to stabilize Cuban finance.
A reflective meditation on touch and character notes the value of a strong hand in crisis. It includes a few science facts about metals and a Thought for the Day urging warm greetings at home to brighten family life.
A 1922 AMcClung verse urges careful self-examination to avoid hidden mine pits within and without. Bad habits and ugly moods threaten ambition and faith, likening life to steering a ship or riding a bronco without guidance. Walking in the light and heeding counsel lifts one toward lofty, lasting achievement.
The piece argues golf mirrors life with balance between winning and enjoying the game. It criticizes overemphasis on victory and praises sportsmanship, noting that true success includes health happiness and fair play rather than fortune. It cites golfers who prioritize fun and avoid cheating or losing perspective.
The passage contrasts wealth with true fulfillment, urging balance between ambition and happiness. It emphasizes independence, service, and the value of contributing to knowledge while enjoying life, warning against sole focus on worldly success.
The speaker, proud yet wistful, notes the arrival of a new daughter-in-law as he reflects on aging and the passage of time. He recalls his son’s childhood, the old days of folly, and now celebrates the son’s marriage while affirming he remains young at heart. The poem closes with warmth toward the daughter and acceptance of change.
A poem by Eleanore M. Jewett reflects a mother’s day from chores to evening calm. The piece links domestic labor with a child's tenderness, ending with a cobweb of pearls and the baby’s gaze transforming daily tasks into something glorified. It is followed by home cooking tips for simple desserts and a nostalgic recipe.
A brief excerpt from Richmond Times Dispatch features a village stable comment and a car driver speed remark. The narrator jokes about carbon buildup and a dirty carburetor while vowing to fix it. The verse from Mark 6 4 is cited as an aside.
The term Abra Cadabra tracing to Father Son and Holy Spirit initials AB, Ben, Rauch Acadosh appears in ancient lore. A second century poet first used it, later gaining fame for supposed healing powers when written in triangular forms and worn as a talisman for fever and ague.
Rev B M Bridges of Mooresboro North Carolina proclaims Tanlac improves appetite strengthens the body and steadies nerves after a decade of indigestion. He says sleep returns meals are enjoyed and weight is gained calling Tanlac a splendid medicine and tonic. The ad notes Tanlac is sold by druggists.
The piece riffs on authentic Bayer products for common ailments and includes a series of quips about courtship and motherhood. A line about the regimental riding school hints at dwindling pupils, while the text also touches on seeking a head start and refereeing family life.
Mrs Emma Gunter of Decatur Illinois praises Golden Medical Discovery for bronchial cough and recovery and Favorite Prescription as a tonic during pregnancy. She urges neighbors to obtain these remedies from their druggists and seeks free medical advice from Dr Pierce in Buffalo New York.
A courtroom exchange ends with a wry line from the judge about faith in flat earth beliefs. The remark cites riding in Springnixe's second-hand car as a turning point in belief.
A traveler notes leaving the city as the author remarks on the chaotic U.S. scene. One of the chauffeurs buys a German castle at Munich, reflecting a quirky twist in the journey.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a guaranteed safe home dye for wool silk linen cotton and blends with simple step by step directions. It claims no spotting fading streaking or running and urges buyers to tell their druggist the material type before use. The page also includes a short entertainment bit and a quip about musical temperament.
Sir Marry Foland, London's oldest barrister, is in his ninety fifth year and has practiced law for 71 years, recording more murder prosecutions than any other living man.
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