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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1934
Page
4
Rudyard Kipling’s Recessional was first published in the London Times on July 17 1807 to mark Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee. The piece sobered the nation amid pageantry and became a widely read hymn praised for its call to national responsibility.
A Terper Magazine writer notes music rekindles memories of landscapes, incidents, and years. Brief notes mention a few tunes or rhythms awakening familiar songs, dances, marches, or soldiers, while even ordinary trees seem to glow with remembered dreams.
Cats automatically land on their feet when dropped. The American Journal of Physiology reports a measured righting reflex where cats turning their foreparts and hind legs allow a full rotation to land on a straw bed. Even blind cats display rapid, precise reactions.
France remains the largest wine producing nation with broad growth across almost all departments. Annual production surpasses seven billion gallons as Italy trails in both production and export surplus, while much of its output is consumed young and locally.
The note traces automobile origins from Otto's 1876 gasoline engine to Benzs 1885 86 tricycles and to Panhard Levassors 1888 gasoline car. It cites authorities mentioning Narkus 1875 Austrian four wheel vehicle powered by internal combustion.
A Budapest medical professor, sensing chest pain and possible cancer, posed as a patient to a Vienna consultant. The doctor affirmed improvement and notified the professor, who then learned he had two weeks to live. He celebrated, but died within days, fulfilling the grim forecast.
The piece contrasts independent travel with personally conducted tours abroad. It explains a conduct ed tour is arranged in advance by a tour company with a set itinerary and guide. The traveler receives baggage transfers hotel reservations sightseeing and prepaid arrangements.
The work sold 10,000 copies in its first week and about 1,000,000 in the first year. By later estimates more than 12,000,000 copies had been sold, with roughly 7,000,000 sold abroad without royalties before international copyright laws limited. Copyright on the book expired shortly before the author’s father’s death in the late 1880s.
Statistics show Madrid consumed 4580 tons of bread 87000 tons of vegetables and 104000000 PRgs last year More bread potatoes and meat topped the list while hams game and canned foods declined Dr O C Kreinheder president of the Lutheran university at Valparaiso Indiana visited the Gutknechts last Wednesday
Local notes include family visits in Monticello with ties to Colton and Mo line Il, a wood sawing ad, missing dog, farm animal sales listing Holstein bulls and Purebred Poland China boars, a thanks card, a bid notice for school card delivery, horse and mule sale near Monticello, and a hatchery flocks recruitment from Lux Hatchery Hopkinton Ia.
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