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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1922
Page
6
An inspirational piece urges readers to seek happiness through faith and constructive conduct. It warns against dwelling on imagined wrongs and stresses turning away from negativity toward wisdom and steadfast effort for brighter days.
The article presents a home cooking tip for veal cutlets with step by step instructions. It describes flattening cutlets two by three inches, breading, frying to a gold brown, finishing in the oven, then preparing a pan sauce with flour water salt paprika onion and green pepper. The dish is plated with sauce poured around the cutlets.
A religious exhortation urges living faith through kind deeds. It argues that visible goodness makes others notice prayer without boasting and prompts nonbelievers to consider prayer through example in daily life.
The passage instructs cutting open the heart, washing, stuffing with seasoned filling, sewing, steaming, and tying in cheesecloth before steaming. It then describes baking with butter and bread crumbs until browned and a separate note on sautéing calf heart slices in butter to make a tasty dish.
The piece argues that courage can be learned quickly but temper requires long training. Boxing is praised as a tempering exercise, since sudden anger impairs judgment and can lead to regret. It stresses avoiding rage in face of wrongs, while acknowledging rightful indignation, and notes ancient Roman dentistry with gold fillings around 500 B.C.
The item discusses painting with windows nearby and suggests applying cleaning powder before painting so windows can be cleaned of powder and paint after. It also includes an ad slogan about corsets for fat women and a remark on advertising slenderizing. It ends noting Greenland has no infectious disease due to dry cold conditions.
A Thanksgiving poem by Wilt M. Maupin expresses gratitude to the Lord for daily blessings, strength, and love. The speaker thanks God for family, friends, and hope amid trials, noting joyful welcomes, faithful care, and enduring faith throughout life’s journey.
The disinfectant works well in warm, humid conditions but loses potency when temperatures fall below 65. In winter the room should be heated and humidity raised by steam radiators or boiling water to restore effectiveness.
A golfer struck a ball into water at Chicopee Falls golf course killing a brook trout. The lifelike trout mount hangs in the club house lounge beside the ball that caused the fish’s death.
The piece backs Max Carey as the NL’s top base stealer with 51 steals, downplaying Frankie Frisch’s 31. It notes Carey’s long major league tenure and the catcher’s quick endorsement of his speed, contrasting Gotham hype with Pittsburgh statistics.
A new golf course has been added to Brooklyn school teachers by their association. Teachers selecting the course will learn driving approach and putting. Roper Barrett, renowned English lawn tennis star of Davis Cup fame, won the Fanning tournament multiple times but did not compete this year, gifting a cap instead.
English swimmer J G Hatfield sets a new 500 meter world record of 6 minutes 46 1 5 seconds surpassing Norman Ross of the United States who had held 6 minutes 51 8 5 seconds. Washington University in St Louis announces a new pool and the Mound City team will compete this season.
A title clash is set between Jock Souttar of the Racquet Club Philadelphia and C Williams of the Queen Club West Kingston near London. Two matches are scheduled in December, one in Philadelphia and the other in New York City.
Canadian soccer star Newsy Lalonde signed with the Saskatoon club of the Western Canada Hockey League for a salary of 5000 dollars. The move strengthens the Saskatoon squad as Lalonde brings his recognized goal scoring to the league.
Auburns of early football lore highlight John W Heisman Penns coach with a 31 year tenure. He began as a Brown student then coached at Oberlin Clemson Georgia Tech and Penns celebrated legacy includes a 41 to 0 loss by Tech in 1907 and his role in developing modern gridiron tactics.
Swarthmore college adopts Sport for All as its slogan and adds Garnet football hero rank Fitts to the physical education department. Fitts, five year veteran of Garnet football and recent Tulane University player, returns to influence campus athletics in New Orleans.
Florida hosts major league spring camps with the Washington Senators in Tampa for five years under President Griffith contract. The Boston Braves train in St. Petersburg, Cleveland Indians in Lakeland, Cincinnati Reds in Orlando, Phillies in Leesburg, Cardinals in Bradenton, and Dodgers in Bustis.
Swarthmore Preparatory School fields a diverse squad with players from Siam Venezuela and Creek nations. Star striker Boomrod Jaya kar hails from Siamese nobility, while Gustavo Gomez son of a vice president and nephew of President Gomez leads Venezuelan ties alongside Jose Velasco a diplomat’s son. Creek representation comes from James Bear a full blooded Indian on the roster.
Louisville southpaw Nick Cullop appeared in four games over three days, earning three wins and one loss. He helped Tin Cup on August 6 by winning the first game of a doubleheader, then lost the second. On August 7 he had an off day, and August 8 Tin Cup won again with Cullop pitching three innings for the victory. He closed with another win in the second game of a doubleheader on August 9.
Sporting notes cover Williams College adding soccer, Tris Speaker returning to manage the Cleveland American base ball club in 1928, Clarence Wanamaker reappointed Yale hockey coach, and various comments on football, golf, and baseball figures. Mentions include Peter Manning world record pacing, critics backing Portland manager, and plans for Cubs park remodeling.
The article depicts "Man's Day" as the current age marked by divine silence since Christ's crucifixion. It argues humanity rejects God, exalts reason, and ignores scripture, while God remains silent to judge. It urges salvation before the coming unveiling when God will speak again through the mighty God.
A religious quotation from Psalms 9 13 1d asks for mercy amid trouble, asserting faith in God who lifts from death gates and inspires rejoicing in salvation. The excerpt presents a devotional plea in formal biblical language.
Biblical note records Solomon reign over Israel for forty years in Jerusalem. He died and was buried in the city of David. his son Rehoboam succeeded him.
A religious quotation reflecting on human nature and delayed divine justice. It suggests that peoples’ hearts incline toward wrongdoing when justice is slow, implying inherent wickedness and moral struggle. The text cites a biblical verse to support the claim.
A narrative about an evening with a young man caller and a borrowed dress leads to an awkward moment when the sister questions the dress’s ownership. The tale unfolds with social embarrassment and a quick domestic reaction.
An eminent medical authority says pills and salts give temporary relief from constipation but risk permanent injury. A natural lubricant like Nujol mirrors nature, is not a laxative, cannot gripe, and is harmless. Nujol is physician prescribed and used in hospitals. buy a bottle from your druggist.
Mrs. Jessie Buckley praises Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery for weakness and nervous conditions after motherhood. The testimonial invites readers to buy at local drug stores or request a free trial by sending 10 cents or writing to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
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