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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1926

Page

8

Longevity Across Centuries a Glance at Centenarians

A survey of life expectancy from the fifteenth century to 1920 shows longer lifespans worldwide with India as an exception. Census data list American centenarians and notable long-lived individuals, including immigrants and African American elders, with detailed anecdotes and a World Almanac century list of prominent names aged 85 to 107.

Christopher Columbus United States India Sam

Clever Nicknames for Railroads Through History

The piece surveys humorous rail nicknames from various regions and eras. It cites examples like the D L and W as Delay Linger and Wait, the MS and L as Money Sunk and Lost, and regional tweaks such as Beef and Cabbage and Lanky. It notes playful abuse and crowd laughter shaping reputations.

Bloodless Quarrels Among Chinese Debate and Persuade

When Chinese quarrel they do not resort to fisticuffs. They shout at each other or appeal to bystanders in order to win. Each strives to prove that their side is correct and the other is wrong.

Death Rates and Population Growth in Historical Context

The article notes global mortality rates of about one person per second, alongside rising world populations. It discusses shrinking family sizes in civilized nations and speculates on limits to overpopulation, attributing ideas to Capper and the era's weekly context.

St Patrick’s Bell Relic Praised in Coleraine Chronicle

The Coleraine Chronicle notes St Patrick’s bell, the Clog Phadruig, as a small early Irish church relic. It weighs 3 pounds 11 ounces, stands seven and three quarters inches tall, and spans not five inches at the mouth. The shrine is a Celtic art masterpiece, linked to King Domnall O Lachlainn and the Grianan of Alleach.

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Health Bureau Declares Sneezing Signs of Strong Constitution

Officials state hearty sneezing signals robust health while the frail are less prone to fits. The advisory frames sneezing as a positive health indicator, noting exceptions for illness.

Exile Theme Emerges From Irish Heritage Article

Fragment discusses the Royal Irish Academy housed in the National Museum Dublin and relics from Uhridh as they relate to an exile from its native province.

Royal Irish Academy Nation Museum Dublin

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Fragmentary quote about character and color references offers no identifiable event or individuals to summarize into a news item.

Astonishing claims on Lydia Pinkham remedy in ad text

An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as helping working women stay fit for labor. It cites testimonials from Mrs. W. M. Batter of Atlanta and Mrs. Anna Coxe of Parkville Missouri, describing improved health and ability to perform housework and garden tasks.

Gladye Simon George Street Chicago Tane Inc Tanlac Lydia E. Pinkham United States Napoleon Atlanta Missouri Parkville Lydia Pinkham Anna Coxe R, R

Governor Smith Remarks At Bear Mountain Camp Sparks Controversy

Gov Smith of New York addressed a Bear Mountain camp last month on youth and timing. A quoted exchange about age and wisdom sparked debate, with a weary reply about the grindstone as a birth stone.

Governor Smith New York Bear Mountain Camp

Cole's Carhalisnive Heals Skin Ailments Advertised

An old advertisement claims Cole's Carhalisnive quickly relieves burning itching and torturing skin diseases. It supposedly stops pain from burns and heals without scars. The offer lists 10c and 6c prices and directs readers to send 8e to The J. W. Cole Co. Rockford IL for a package.

Cole Senu J. W. Cole Co Rockford, IL

He Might Be Right He-She's an Angel in Disguise

A terse exchange hints at a clever disguise or misdirection involving two unnamed individuals. The dialogue suggests identity, perception, and potential hidden intentions shaping a curious encounter.

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