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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1909

Page

7

Will Finch and the Belgian Lapdog in Betzville

Will Finch announces a $5 reward for the thief who stole his Belgian lap-dog and traces his comic misadventures. He buys the pup for a dollar, contemplates Utah, and tries to find a suitable large-lap partner as the dog keeps growing. The tale ends with the dog vanished and Finch unsure to pursue recovery or relocation.

Will Finch Betzville Will Mexico Belgium Ashad Clute Salt Lake City Utah Daisy Plunkett Daisy Sally Ann Scroggs Sally Ann Bettville New York W. G. Chapman

Two Clever Student Answers Delight Professor

A University of Pennsylvania professor notes three ways students handle unknown exam questions: blank, bluff, or joke. He cites two gems: one mislabels St Bruno as a Dane and brother of St Bernard, the other refuses to compare major and minor prophets to avoid offense.

University of Pennsylvania St. Bruno St. Bernard

Lack of Judgment In a Western Horse Heist

In a frontier dialogue Cayuse Charley is said to have met his fate after a posse tracked him. Three-finger Sam recalls the culprit’s error as a lack of judgment about speed. He stole a horse, but chose not to pick a fast mount to outrun the pursuing party.

Cayuse Charley Three-finger Sam

Aerial photography for war uses explored by French work

The article reports on a camera that shoots from 150 to 400 yards high, used by Captain Saconne y and M Picard off Morocco to capture Casa Blanca from 400 yards. The device resembles a large box kite, lifts by a cable, and can operate from a deck at sea. It promises precise views of forts, encampments, and troop dispositions for wartime use.

New York Europe M. Alfred Picard Morocco Saconney Casa Blanca

Chains Tramps to Trees Delanco's Tree Lock Up

In Delanco New Jersey constable George F Wahner nicknamed Pooh Bah created a tree lock up to deter tramps and wanderers. After raiding the village he chained some captured tramps to trees in the street and reported the measure a striking success.

New Jersey Delanco N. J George F., Hahner Constable Hahner Jersey Wahner

Miss Jay Described By Friends As Large Hearted

A light exchange praises Miss Jay for broad tolerance and generous spirit, joking that only her size is small. The remarks emphasize her substantial character and ample heart in a playful tone.

Jay

Getting at the Root Fair Patient Doctor Tongue Check

A comic exchange shows a patient seeking relief from fatigue and malaise. The physician requests a tongue check as part of a basic examination to diagnose the run down feeling and overall health.

Two Braids seeks citizenship after forty years with Apaches

Thomas Stringfield, known as Two Braids, applies to the government to be restored to citizenship. He was captured in Texas 44 years ago and raised among Apaches. He now reveals his white lineage, reunites with his sister Ida Hatfield, and plans a marble memorial for his parents while supporting his daughter Nucks Two Braids and son Starlight.

Thomas Stringfield Washington Two Braids McMullen County Tex Ida Hatfield Bright Moon Geronimo Nucks Two Braids Starlight Death Face Texas Fort Sill Reservation Oklahoma San Antonio Florida Fort Sill Oklo San Jose Creek Nueces

Charts Of Solomon Temple To Be Sent To MA Lodges

The Masonic lodges in Boston Worcester and several Massachusetts lodges will receive charts of King Solomon's temple in Jerusalem via the Boston Herald. Mrs Aaron Morley Wilcox of Washington gifts the charts in memory of her husband and to support the movement to restore the temple. Each chart includes a folder with keys to the temple's historic significance.

Solomon's Temple Boston Worcester Massachusetts Jerusalem Boston Herald Aaron Morley Wilcox Washington Wilcox Herald

What He Did Know Wit and Weight of a Wife

Dialogue snippet shows Wedderly and Singleton discussing a wife who imagines she grows taller. Wedderly quips she keeps him short as ever while musing on perception versus reality. The exchange blends humor and marital dynamic in a compact domestic scene.

Singleton

They Are Here Piping Times of Peace

A dialogue reveals calm after a rattle of steam pipes in the morning. The janitor mentions the furnace fire going out, marking the end of disturbances as peace returns to daily life.

Two Neat Designs in White Cambric and Sap Green Wool

An article details two dress designs. The first uses white cambric with a panel front, embroidered edges, tucks, and full sleeves with lace at the wrist. a rose chip hat with feather and silk bow accompanies it. The second design features sap green volle, a high back waist, embroidered galloon trim, lace frills on shoulders, and tucked chiffon yoke with rogo embellishments.

Gowns at French Races Feature Biscuit Hued Frocks

Observers note biscuit colored pongees with touches of black dominate the French race scene. Black accessories like hats shoes and parasols accompany the outfits. Shantung is the favored fabric with new season use and ornate trim. a sand colored princess style gown highlights the waist hip line with gold brown silk folds and Alencon lace yoke.

Fringing Linen Gowns With Knotted Fringe Detailing

A brown French linen gown features long fringing along the tunic edges with six inch fringe depth and a knotted heading. Front drape is longer than the sides, back fringe falls separately, described as appealing needlework. The soft brown gown suits a tall slender figure.

One Color Effects Harmony Grips Stylish Costumes

The vogue favors a unified look with matching gown hat shoes and accessories in the same color. Fashion writers note this trend as the peak of coordinated dressing and a hallmark of contemporary style among fashionable women.

Dainty Blouses Embroidered Net Shirts Tip

Embroidered net blouses in white or suit colors require backing with soft silk for successful embroidery. The text notes fabric choice and technique for proper results.

Notions for DIY Satin Slipper Rosettes

Practical guide fits a 1920s style to create miniature nosegay rosettes from mica rosebuds for satin slippers. Notes joining flowers on buckram or stiffened fabric, with a lace border as an attractive finish.

Jace

Packing Method For Bundling Goods In Storage

Instructions on packing items into bundles to save future labor. Create a complete inventory for the bundle as articles are packed and baste it onto the bundle or Hat. For blankets and woolens, use sheets with a basted label instead of a full inventory on each piece.

Costume for Visiting Day in Mauve Satin and Lace

Describes a visiting day costume in mauve satin with a high waist, tucked bodice and sleeves, insertion lace, and a chiffon yoke. Trim includes embroidered lace, embroidered collar, and a mauve chip hat with feathers and ribbon. Materials listed: 7 yards satin percent yard chiffon 3 yards insertion 1% yard lace.

Forming a Window Garden With Hanging Tin Baskets

The piece describes reviving window garden displays using two or three hanging baskets to form an arch. It suggests replacing baskets with green enameled tin boxes on brass rods and chains, each with a removable tray for easy replanting. It notes color-coordinated plant choices to suit room hues and emphasizes ivy geraniums, pink themes, and economical scarlet geraniums with ferns.

Coquettish Mourning Styles At Paris Fashion Spot

Paris fashion note describes French women in mourning attire at Bagatelle. A black silk voile gown features a long veil starting behind the hat brim and crossing under the chin to drape to the ground. White mousseline de soie guimpe with long undersleeves and high curved stocks contrasts the black gown.

Paris Vogue Bagatelle

Local quarrel over moving near golf links sparks blame

In a terse exchange a speaker laments moving away from the golf course area while another cites concerns about the children learning inappropriate language, highlighting tensions over neighborhood changes.

Hope Abandoned Before Practical Cure Promised

Mrs Enos Shearer of Centralia Washington recounts years of weakness sleeplessness and swelling. After Doctors declared no cure she used Deans Kidney Pills and quickly recovered enough to leave bed and resume chores. Pills sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY

Enos Shearer Washington Sts Centralia Wash Dean Sidney Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N.Y

The Ever Changing Waist Line in The News

Mrs. Wilson Woodrow remarks on the shifting waistline and the unpredictable fashion news age. She notes the Waist Hane incident and recent headlines as proof of constant change.

Wilson Woodrow

Amusing Irish Speaker Jokes About Titles

An Irishman Dogherty recalls a speech mishap with Canning. After a talk he asks for criticism, and Canning notes he used the title Sir too often. Dogherty replies that his state while speaking warranted calling him Ma’am.

Doghaorty Canning Dogherty

About Time Dorothy asks for water and wax for doll

Dorothy asks for water to chasten her doll and jokes about wax to waxinate it. Mother objects saying she does not like water for play, noting the doll has been kept for three months.

Dorothy Windsor Magazine

Best Remedy Best Remedy Eye Water From Thompson’s

An advertisement touts Thompson’s Eye Water as a premier remedy claiming quick relief for eye irritation. It markets a trusted solution with endorsements and affordability for daily use.

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