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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1912

Page

3

Death rate of those over forty rising while youth gains

The article cites Elmer Rittenhouse arguing that the drop in overall mortality hides a rise in deaths after age forty due to degenerative illnesses. It notes increases in heart and kidney diseases, alcohol and drug harms, and social ills, urging healthier habits and earlier medical exams to extend life, with lower births not compensating losses.

United States Elmer EK Rittenhouse New Jersey Chicago New Orleans Bright Mr. Rittenhouse England Wales Ielbee Bene Idadan Sveeeees Berea Seyi Icceeseeesesesreee

Windmill Dryer Yacht Toy from A Neely Hall

A 1912 article by A Neely Hall describes a combined windmill and clothes dryer toy. The model uses a yard post, a base block with a king bolt, and two by four arms forming yachts with sails of muslin. Yachts rotate counter clockwise on wind, powered by a clothes line threaded through screw eyes.

A. Neely Trall

Farmers neglect quality and value of cows on many farms

The author argues that on farms not selling dairy products, cows are often inferior due to farmers’ indifference to cattle values. He notes links between poor cattle, scrub hogs, and overall farm quality, and shares experiences from a neighborhood beef club aiming to keep beef and pork supplies year round.

Forlor Bays Yika

Dickens and Defoe as Editors in Modern Journalism

A reflection on literary talent for editorial work credits Dickens and Defoe. Defoe would excel as a special writer rather than critic, while Dickens could become a mighty force in American journalism if he adapted to brief units, using his entertaining genius to uplift life.

Voltaire Macaulay Swift Mail Dickens Defoe

Rise of Parana Unlocks Wheat Banana Boom in South America

The Jazeta de Noticias notes Parana in Brazil aims to boost wheat and banana cultivation. Immigration incentives, free seed wheat, and government support attract European farmers. Banana fiber paper mill planned amid growing banana exports to Uruguay and Argentina, with last year’s sales around $300,000.

Parana South America Jazeta de Noticias Rio de Janeiro Uruguay Argentine Republic

Democracy’s Rise Across Nations Cited by Collier’s Weekly

A Collier’s Weekly remark notes that democracy expands most in America and more broadly as countries advance toward representative government, reflecting a trend in global political development.

America Collier’s Weekly

Rockefeller address urges Dreamers to heed deeds done

John D. Rockefeller Jr in a New York address warns dreamers to measure themselves by past deeds, not by imagined feats. He states that the world judges individuals by what they have already accomplished.

John D. Rockefeller, Jr New York Mr. Rockefeller

Superior Quality Paper Highlighted In Trade Note

A trade note claims the material makes a superior quality of paper. The report underscores expected benefits and market interest in the improved product.

Unclear Quote Involving Kurds Armenians Phrase

A fragment quotes a dialogue about Kurds and Armenians with a note implying potential violence. The text presents a casual exchange without specific events, dates, or locations. Further context or attribution is needed for a proper news summary.

The Baby Question Settled by Priceless Treasure Test

A proverb-like remark notes the baby if yours is a priceless treasure and if not yours a nuisance, reflecting on parental feelings about infant ownership as a humorous aside.

Drummer's Wiles Spark a $5,000 Will Tale on Train

A drummer in a Philadelphia bound tale claims a stranger left him $5,000 in a will after a Chicago to Pittsburg palace car encounter. He swears he had no prior contact with the man or his wife, who later inspire a humorous, cautionary anecdote aboard the train.

Philadelphia Beo Chicago Pittsburg

Wardrobe of a nobleman and fashion in times of strike

The piece recalls a nobleman with an immense wardrobe, then argues that luxury in dress has appeared with courage in history from Cavaliers to Wallenstein and Clive. It laments a tailors strike and hopes the jeunesse doree resumes buying a new suit each morning after breakfast.

England Charles I Wallenstein Germany Clive Plassy Jeunesse Doree London Mail

Joke Exchange Between Kind Gentleman and Johnny

A courtroom quip has a judge prompting Johnny about his plans as he grows up. Johnny replies that he will start by not doing anything, eliciting a dry laugh from the judge.

Johnny

War on the English Sparrow Gains Government Backing

Ned Dearborn of the United States Biological Survey filed a complaint against the sparrow and urged a nationwide campaign to destroy it. He argues the bird harms crops by feeding on insects and damaging fruit and flowers, while preying on beneficial species. Methods include nest destruction, trapping, shooting, and poisoning.

United States Biological Survey Ned Dearborn Dearborn

Lime Not a Fertilizer Says Michigan Circular

A Michigan circular argues lime is not a fertilizer and that clover failure signals lime need. If clover thrives, lime is unnecessary. otherwise test a small patch since full-field lime applications waste time and resources.

Michigan

Causes of alfalfa failure and soil factors

Cornell station experiments identify causes of alfalfa failure. They stress moderately fertile soils and phosphate fertilizer as beneficial. Inoculation is ineffective unless soil conditions support bacterial growth.

Cornell Station

Ends With Fragment Reflecting Financial Application Note

Fragmentary line notes that money of the field were not in need of such application indicating an incomplete financial remark without full context.

The Angora Goat Boom Fades From Market Interest

The Angora goat popularity appears short lived with several large concerns closed or selling off stock. Some traders offer goats at one dollar per head as the sheep boom diverts attention and markets.

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