25 Nov 1926
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1926
Page
1
An old health ad promotes Jad Salts as a grape and lemon acid blend to flush kidneys, relieve bladder irritation, and ease back pain. It claims drinking four ounces before breakfast for a few days restores kidney function and reduces urine sediment and headaches.
Green's August Flower is a mild laxative used for sixty years to relieve constipation indigestion and stomach disorders. A trial will show its merit. Available at all druggists. If you cannot reach G G Green Inc Woodberg
A fragmentary exchange features a would be suitor and a dismissive reply about a planned marriage. The dialogue riffs on commitment while wittily noting the town's dull spectacle and a quip about wool gathering.
A fragment shows familiar banter about hash orders and patience. Walter intends to join the order conversation, while one speaker notes that all who wait receive, and another confirms ordering hash amid casual street talk.
A joke where a couple questions marriage due to housing issues. The man quips that they cannot find a house or a fist, and the woman jokes about living with parents in law, noting both sets of in laws still reside with their own parents.
A Washington Star quote mocks wealth worship with a germ dialogue about independence. One germ declares self sufficiency while the other claims wealth attracts human weakness, noting a man who wets his thumb to count money.
A Colier's style note mentions a seance described as a gulag and judged as promising with a touch more refinement.
A quoted reminiscence describes a marriage proposal in a dark room with playful metaphor of developing film. The couple shared a kiss and produced a perfect picture of happiness, illustrating a light heartfelt moment amid nostalgia.
A domestic argument unfolds as a person threatens to whip a dog after it bites following tensions with a companion. The exchange shows blame and deflection with the dog as the focal point of conflict.
A burglar sneaked into a lawyer’s house last night but was confronted and told to leave. The lawyer charged him ten dollars for advice as he departed.
An unclear fragment from a historical page shows garbled dialogue involving a clerk and a speaker named in broken text. The readable bits point to a conversational exchange with no coherent narrative or identifiable event.
Dr Edwin W Ryerson of Chicago warns against artificial bone implants in fracture treatment. He cites the Kansan City Times noting the body contains surplus bone for grafts. Grafts often use shin or hip crest bones. inlays help bind fractures and stimulate new bone growth as the foreign material is absorbed. Pegs of beef bone have seen success.
Betty visits the country with her grandfather and slowly agrees to view the bee hives after noting she had honey for breakfast. The scene contrasts her curiosity for animals with a wary stance toward bees.
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