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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1911
Page
3
Thirteen enthusiastic youths of the Jonah club meet on a June outing and collide with the Clover club. Delwin, the twins White and Sheldon, and Marion Blake spark a cross club romance leading to marriages and lasting luck for all.
County records list numerous payments for county poor relief board and lodging groceries labor and sundry expenses across districts Monticello Anamosa Richland Fairview Castle Grove and other localities including names like Alspaugh Voorhees McCarthy and Kimble along with store and contractor charges totaling varied amounts for September and October.
The article notes the prickly pear’s hardy life, its cool juice, and cautions on peeling due to stinging hairs. It links ancient lead artifacts in Cluny to gradual disintegration from saline impurities, suggesting salt accelerates lead degradation like the museum pieces.
Brief portrait of Aeschylus renowned as the father of Greek tragedy. Born in 525 B.C. in Attica he won first public prize at 24 and his last victory in 458 B.C. He left Athens for Sicily after a defeat by Sophocles in 408 B.C. His death came when an eagle dropped a tortoise on his head. He allegedly authored seventy plays, only seven surviving.
In the desert coast of the Persian Gulf where rain and rivers are absent divers tap ice cold fresh water from six miles offshore. They capture the subsurface springs in goatskin bags and sell inland at modest prices despite perpetual drought conditions and extreme heat.
A traveler recalls tribes that willingly inflict wounds in journeys. Mr Tutt counters by noting many people who insist on shaving themselves, contrasting self harm with grooming practices.
A Toledo Blade snippet captures a man hurrying home after a call that his wife says the baby is asleep. The light hearted line shows domestic routine amid a busy moment.
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