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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1899

Page

8

The Hornet of Small Troubles and Christian Fortitude

In a sermon on Deuteronomy 7 20 Dr Talmage compares life’s minor irritations to hornets sent by the Lord to test faith and build character. Small annoyances from nerves to gossip to domestic strife are weighed as tools for growth, warns against despair, and urges patient endurance for spiritual progress.

Louis Klopsch Washington Dr. Talmage Colorado Nebraska New Jersey Leyden Naomi Ruth Martha Christ Mary Etter Mamelin Weser Mr. Church Trenven

Little annoyances shape mortal nature and fate

A preacher likens daily vexations to chisels that carve the soul, urging acceptance of small trials as spiritual fuel. He cites Polycarp, Columbus, and Mollie Pitcher as examples of perseverance through minor hardships, and warns against wasting life on vanity while praising enduring faith.

A Cowboy’s Advice to a Craving Matinee Fan

A wild west show rider, famed for dangerous feats, comforts a young girl who wants to run away with the troupe. He offers stern counsel about falling for a man she knows little about and reminds her he has a daughter about her age. The scene unfolds after a performance as the cowboy removes his revolver belt and smokes.

Phe Piv Chicago Daily News

French Swiss Farmhouse Bread Keeps Fresh Weeks

In French and Swiss farms bread is baked every three weeks and kept by packing loaves in a flour filled sack with crusts touching. When stacked flour is added between loaves, the sack is tied and hung in a dry airy place. The day before use the loaf is brushed, stored in the cellar overnight, and remains good for several weeks.

Household scent and moth repellent preparation

The passage lists a recipe using six ounces of rose petals with thyme cloves and salt to perfume clothes. It describes filling muslin bags to deter moths, and a lavender vinegar perfume made by steeping lavender flowers in warm vinegar, then straining after a few days.

Mouse and Lion in Turkish Fashion Night

A group of children watch a dramatic scene as a brave little girl reassures them and a mouse flees from a lion that bursts from a wall, terrifying the room. The animal chase ends as the mouse escapes to its tiny home while adults and children react with fear and relief.

Marquis de Lafayette Remembered and Honored in America

The article recalls the French noble Marquis de Lafayette who joined the American Revolution at age 20, supported by his own expenses, and formed a lasting friendship with George Washington. Congress rewarded him with gifts and honors. he died in Paris on May 24, 1804 and is buried in Paris.

Marquis de la Mayotte Rance Indemine Chingnac France American Congress Wells Congress Washington United States Paris Panhourg Saint Antoine Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Fooling a Coyote on an Oregon Overland Trip

Warren J. Wattis recounts a hunter's failed joke on a coyote during an Oregon journey. The animal surprised him with a forward rush, tangled in prickly pear, then watched from a ridge as the narrator endured the encounter and concluded the prank unsucceeded.

Inodiana Oregon

Imagination Plays of Children Explored by Winterburn

In Woman's Home Companion Serence Hull Winterburn argues a healthy imagination is a key gift for children. He notes four to five year olds dramatize ordinary toys, using real life as material, and that creativity often emerges from happy accidents.

Serence Hull Winterburn

Crab-apple jelly from boiled fruit and sugar

Wash and cut crab-apples, boil until soft, strain to extract juice, boil juice for twenty minutes without a lid, add one pound sugar per pint of liquid and boil five minutes, then fill jars. Jelly can also be made from apple peel and core using the same method.

How to Clean Muslin Gowns and Dresses

Instructions from the Cincinnati Enquirer advise treating creased muslin gowns as not yet dirty. Spread the dress, damp evenly with starch using a clean sponge, iron carefully with a cool iron, then hang to dry by the fire. Do not fold during drying.

Cincinnati Enquirer

A Worthy Parlor Sweep With Hidden Shades

A guide to protecting the parlor on sweeping day describes fitting unobtrusive color shades in hall spaces. When drawn to the floor they shield air and stairs from dust, while rolled up at the top they stay concealed behind the curtain pole.

Sunburn Remedy: Buttermilk Horseradish Face Paste

An old remedy suggests applying a paste of one pint buttermilk with one ounce freshly scraped horseradish steeped two hours to the face and hands after sun exposure.

Pussy Saves Bristol Family From Fire In Morning Blaze

A Bristol lodger named Mutler leaped from a second floor window after flames cut off his escape. Gedo Schniedermann woke to smoke due to his cat and alerted Herman Mander and others as tenants fled to safety.

Bristol England Finst Gedo Schniedermann Tie Herman Mander Mutler

Music triggers death of filly in Florence Alabama

A three year old mare died in Florence Alabama after a brass band started playing while a farmer drove her through town. The veterinary survey cited heart failure from shock caused by the unfamiliar music. Also noted is a brief comparison to early telephone use in China.

Florence Ala

Doll Peace Story Alters Apache War Course

A doll given to a sobbing Apache girl by Bourke's adjutant wife calmed a tense camp scene in Arizona. The child clung to the toy, and the tribe eventually agreed to move back to the reserve with the doll in her possession. The tale ends with the mother returning to the post and the tribe's peaceful reconciliation.

Mr. Rourke Arizona Gen. Crooke Mr. Bourke Cincinnati Enquirer

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