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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1924

Page

6

Tanlac credited for recovery in Menominee man

John Coakley of 618 Spies Ave Menominee Michigan after fifty years of rheumatic trouble reports rapid improvement after using Tanlac. He says weight rose from 128 to 166 pounds in seven months and credits Tanlac with restoring health and the ability to work. He invites verification by contact and notes Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.

Tantac John’ Coakley Ave Menom Dee Mich Maler Milwaukee Taniae John Coakley Spies Aves Menominee

Beans Spill Meaning Explained by Boston Post

A Pittsburgh Post excerpt clarifies the phrase spilling the beans as the divulging of information one should keep reticent. It cites the Boston usage and frames the expression as revealing hidden details.

Boston Pittsburgh Post

Grandma’s Craft Circle Draws In Society

Louisville Courier Journal notes a social scene where a grandmother teaches stitches in exchange for steps as dancing and knitting trend through the group. The item highlights community activity and a local writer’s playful observation of fashions.

Adn Weil Louisville Courier-Journal

Colored Onions Show Germ Resistance in Study

Dr. J. C. Walker reports that colored onions resist plant diseases while white onions fail to fend off germs. The colored skins contain a germ poison that kills pathogens attempting to invade the bulb, making white onions easy prey.

J. C. Walker

Moths Killed by Pneumonia Method in London

A new extermination technique in London uses an artificial fever like epidemic to kill moths. No bacteriological cultures or scientific gear are needed. Moths found in clothing are confined in a refrigerator, kept days, exposed to 50 degrees, then refrigerated again to induce pneumonia and death.

London

Imagination in Business

A hardware merchant boasts of a new salesman who sold a large stock of hand operated washing machines by highlighting a weight reduction claim made by a pretty salesgirl. The traveling salesman confirms the success of the selling plan in a lively exchange.

Honest conduct linked to mens rea and money in marriage

A fragment argues that some men believe they are successful husbands due to gifts and norms rather than true virtue. It notes honesty may be driven by money, suggesting motives vary and ethics differ from surface appearances.

Anti-rate campaign prompts new Little Rock ordinance

An anti-rate campaign leads to passage of a building code in Little Rock requiring rat proof construction and the appointment of a woman health inspector. The note mentions Mrs Haldane and the lord chancellor in a broader, disparate set of historical observations.

Little Rock Ark Haldane Lord Haldane England Stephenson Museum of Natural History London

Cuticura Talcum Promises Exquisite Skin Care

Advertisement touts Cuticura Trio including Soap Ointment and Talcum 25e each, claiming to render other perfumes unnecessary for face skin baby and dusting use.

Federal Lands Acquire 2 Million Acres Under Weeks Law

The forest service reports that over 2,122,070 acres of forest land have been purchased by the federal government to protect watersheds of navigable streams and stabilize flood and stream flow. The Weeks Act authorized these acquisitions 13 years ago, expanding federal control of western national forests and focusing on watersheds in the West and South.

Forest Service

Fish Survive Ice Frost There Are Assertions

An article notes claimed cases of fish and frogs surviving when frozen in solid ice. It explains cold blooded animals have low body temperatures near the surrounding air, though survival after freezing is considered unlikely per Pathfinder Magazine.

Thousands of Women Target Swamp Root Kidney Remedy

An advertisement urges women to consider Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root for kidney and bladder troubles linking symptoms like back pain and nervousness to kidney disease. It claims the remedy restores health and offers sample bottles for ten cents by mail from Dr Kilmer Co. and sales at drug stores.

Kilmer

Whale biology claims from Mr Kenry Nesbit

According to Kenry Nesbit the whale is a meta and the female hears one calf a year. Calf nursing lasts six months, mother nursing the young like other mamamil creatures. A mother whale has been seen swimming with her young using its flippers.

Kenry Nesbit

Cath washing menakina bans Filthy Lucre at LA hotel

An obscure Los Angeles hotel enforces a ban on the phrase Filthy Lucre and claims all money received is cleaned and redistributed as change to guests. The piece warns against compromising with dirt and echoes a cautionary, period voice about bad customs.

Los Angeles

Scientist predicts humans may revert to animal stage

A scientist posits that evolution could reverse over time affecting all humans. He suggests embracing animal traits such as speed to dodge speeding automobiles, likening the idea to becoming greyhounds to jump clear of danger.

Bamboo Seas Delicacy Roasted With Honey Highlighted

A Hindu delicacy features bamboo shoots roasted and then sweetened with honey, described as a prized treat in the forthcoming notes on regional cuisine.

Shadowland The Odd Moment Ends With Alarm

A fragmentary reminiscence describes a bizarre scene where an intruder steps on a hand near a pile of bills, then is thrown into a trunk and later lands in a den with two iron colored beings as an alarm clock interrupts the episode.

Shadowland

Sugar in Many Trees

Sugar appears in the sap of nearly two hundred plants and trees, a diverse range of species producing varying amounts of sweet sap. The finding highlights widespread natural sugar sources beyond common crops.

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