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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1924

Page

6

Emma Bassett a Self Made Indianapolis Business Leader

The article profiles Emma Bassett of Indianapolis, detailing her rise from poverty in a small town to becoming a respected businesswoman. It highlights her early work, night courses in stenography, a multigraphing machine purchase, and her successful printing business.

Altrusa Rotary Manile_ Ross Indianapolis Abdut Emma Bassett Emma Indiana Smiths Miss Bass

Aerial Performer Mrs Horchem Aims For 20000 Miles

The article profiles Mrs Horchem an aerial performer from Ransom Kansas with a Wichita based company. It notes her travel as an aerial taxi driver carries passengers commercially and records miles flown toward a 20000 mile target before winter ends her touring. Her background includes education in Portland and Seattle and a notable altitude record of 16399 feet at St Louis on July 5.

America Ransom Kan Portland Seattle Horchem Wichita Mike Jetter

Unclear OCR Fragments Highlight Daily Life and Food Labels

Fragmentary text references a wife making up her mind, discussions of wisdom and jail, a bachelor habit, and a busy household. It mentions the United States Department of Agriculture and a new hard wheat variety suitable for macaroni, plus a candid remark on a woman’s cold demeanor.

Woma United States Department of Agri‘culture

Paris Fall Mode Opens with Bright Colorful Frocks

Paris fashion eyes focus on Deauville and Auteuil looks as the fall line evolves. Designers push tunic blouses, scarfs, and plaits into slim silhouettes while vivid colors and white black pairings dominate accessories and gowns.

Cheruit Maude Lely Paris

The Gospel Message of Invitation and Covenant

A devotional piece interprets Isaiah 55 as the gospel call to all souls to come to the waters and receive life. It highlights the threefold invitation Incline your ear Come unto me Hear and the promise I will make an everlasting covenant with you even the sure mercies of David. It urges acceptance today and cites scriptures from Isaiah John and Hebrews.

David Ign Jehovah Christ Isaiah God

Absorption in Work Tempts Personal Relation with Christ

The text warns that constant work can become a substitute for personal relationship with Christ. It notes the unselfish drive of devoted labor can sharpen temptation to neglect spiritual bonds and replace faith with constant duties.

Christ John

Little Sunle7 Child Surprises Dad On Subway Ride

A small girl on her first subway ride asks if her father caused the accident when lights go out. He denies it. She retorts that such mischief is just the sort of thing he would do.

Rehoboth Sunday Herald

Inventor weighs publishing testimonial on hair restorer

A Wisconsin agriculturalist recalls three bald patches before using a new hair restorer and notes a positive change, while a friend questions what the published testimonial would say. The exchange blends curiosity and belief in the product's benefits.

Wisconsiny Agriculturist

Seemed the Right Place Gags Over Watch Repair

A comic exchange riffs on seeking repairs at a second-hand store with a witty line about a broken second-hand. The quip plays on expectations and misdirection.

Pictures Missing Of Words Words Words

A humorous note recalls Ham letting a sad remark about missing pictures and the disappointment of friends who say it is too bad he has no comic section.

Hamlet

Incoherent Quote Complicates Local Gossip

A fragment from Brown Jug captures a murky exchange about an elderly man named Jack, rumors of lost money, a failed gum machine, and unspecified investments. The dialogue reflects informal chatter rather than verifiable news.

Jack

No Discrimination Tolerated Book Agent Is In

A lively exchange notes no discrimination in housing with the lady of the house and a cook declaring all Indies present. The dialogue, though garbled, centers on inclusion and hospitality in the domestic scene.

Cook

Groundhog Run-In Sparks Wry Road Debate

Lucile accuses Lewis of hitting a groundhog on the road while Lewis remains unfazed, joking that the animal was a road hog and deserved the outcome. The exchange presents a humorous, small-town moment between two neighbors.

Lucile Buck Lewis

Nighttime rumor details shared in a sleepy aside

A fragment notes a late night exchange about a story that surprised the speaker and a tired reply stating a wish to know more. The odd phrasing hints at a whispered tale or gossip overheard at an odd hour.

Incomplete Portraits Highlight Silent Manners

A fragment hints at a man who spoke little and later acquired a flour, reflecting a quiet character arc and social observation in a local column.

Heavy Snow Drifthalting My Peek

A narrator notes a heavy snow drift blocking view as he makes a shift to look. The line evokes a wintry scene with humor and an exaggerated exclamation.

Portage Question on Canoe Trip Plans

The item notes a Portage discussion about whether to undertake a canoe trip this year or switch to a walking tour due to the burden of carrying a heavy canoe.

Nix

Mrs Jones Enrolls in Correspondence School

A 19th century exchange reveals Mrs Jones joined a correspondence school last winter and learned not to depend on her husband to mail her lessons. The anecdote highlights domestic misadventure and self sufficiency.

Plaid Fashions Shift From Juvenile to Adult Women

Fashion note highlights plaids in chic garments for women and children. French designers present plaid chiffon and plaid ta fleta dresses in red brown green and yellow. Practices favor shorter frocks and practical sun protection for children, while adult styles trend toward two season lengths.

Noted Sermon Quotation from Reverend Stearns

A fragmentary quotation from Rev. D. BM. Stearns urges complete surrender to the Lord’s will, likening people to tools in a Nazareth carpenter’s shop and to be wholly at divine disposal. The readable line reflects religious exhortation common in historical church discourse.

Nazareth Rev D. BM. Stearns

Repenting and Forgiving as Christan Virtue

A quotation attributed to Chris an Evangelist contends that repentance does not stem from forgiving enemies, mending a wounded heart, or feeding the hungry, suggesting a paradox in moral actions and spiritual renewal.

Chris

Character and Creed Quotations from The Congregationalist

The saying contrasts creed and character, noting some men have creed supreme to character while others have character superior to creed. It reflects a moral observation from The Congregationalist on personal integrity.

Congregationalist

Many and Ian Offer All for Humanity, Heartbound

An archival line from the Christian Advocate portrays the duo Many and Ian pledging everything they own for the sake of humanity, framing a moral decision as a charitable pledge.

Ian

The Real Things The Real Things Are The Unseen

A brief reflective note quotes Forward praising the real things as unseen, suggesting deeper values beyond surface appearances.

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Mothers

Endorsements from mothers in Milwaukee Buffalo and Vienna describe Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restoring health after childbirth. Letters claim relief from nervousness fatigue and pain and note the product is safe for nursing mothers. Fortunes say it helped and many recommend it to others.

Lydia E. Pinkham Milwaukee Wisconsin Lydia EB. Pinkham John Mitzke 8Th Ave Wis Buffalo Lydia E.pinkham Iumsiie N. Y Vienna South Dakota G.W. Freeman Vienna, South Dakota Lydia Eakain Sue

Painters at China’s Mercy Amid Brush Shortage

The article notes painters rely on Chinese workers for brushes as Russian supplies are cut off, causing paint brush prices to rise. It says the crisis was severe during and after the war but has since stabilized.

China

Better take two at Good Hardware

Customer asks about sturdiness of an item at Good Hardware. Clerk confirms it is sturdy and warns the customer to buy two to avoid breakage. The exchange ends with a quip about courage and doing what is right.

Castoria Advertisement Claims Generations of Use

An old style promotional blurb touts Castoria as a safe substitute for castor oil paregoric teething drops and soothing syrups. It claims no narcotics and says directions are on each package with physicians recommending it. The line hints at a familiar signature.

Ashe and Beeche Discuss Brother as News Artist

London answers reveal Ashe asks about his brother working as an artist for the newspaper. Beeche confirms he draws crosses on pictures to mark crime locations.

Ashe Beeche London

Swamp Root Endorsed for Kidney Ailments Ad

An advertisement proclaims Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a leading remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues. The ad touts gentle effects and urges trying a sample by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.

Kilmer Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Butcher Says Son Disowned For Being Too Fast

A quoting butcher explains he sent his son to college for knowledge yet disowned him after two years. The reason given is the son grew too fast. The exchange highlights a clash between traditional expectations and youthful progress.

Freshen a Heavy Skin with Cuti Cura Talcum Powder Ad

Advertisement notes Cuticura Talcum Powder as part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio. It promotes an antiseptic scented powder for face skin baby and dusting and claims it renders other perfumes superfluous. The line also cites a rise in public high school enrollment from 1,156,095 in 1871 to 2,181,216 in 1920.

United States

Court Testimony Describes Street Singer Shout

A policeman testifies at court about a street singer’s performance. He recalls an occasional shout and the magistrate asks for the nature of the shout, noting an exclamation as he hurt.

Rare 12-piece blue white dinner set passed through generations

A 200-year-old ten set cherished by Mrs. Plaupton B Miller of Alfred Maine remains complete with 12 pieces. The blue white cling has a willow blue stripe and blue polka dots and originally belonged to Mrs Morris great great grandmother. It has been handed down to the eldest daughter on each wedding day. Obedience is the key to every door.

Paris New York Herald-Tribune Directoire Queen Victoria Milady Deauville Auteul Deauville Sands Patou Mandeleine Vionnet Plaupton B. Miller Alfred Maine Morris

Pinkley Says He Is Raising and Selling Chickens

Miss Brown questions Pinkley as he confirms he is entering business by raising and selling chickens. The exchange ends with a light jab about appetite.

Miss Brown Pinkley

A Fair Question The Artist Sale Dialogue

A quotation exchange shows an artist offering a prized painting at half the catalogue price and a prospective buyer asking for the original catalogue cost. The brief snippet captures negotiation dynamics and the art market tone.

Had Not Forgotten About The Vacation Money Owed

A brief exchange recalls an unpaid loan from last year used for a vacation. Jinks replies that the matter should be put aside and taken a break to clear his mind.

Winter Season She And He Conversation

Fragment from a dialogue about night time and sleep. The exchange notes fatigue from long weights and a need for rest. No clear location or date is provided.

Simple Living and Rainy Weather Sayings

The passage extols simplicity as greatness and notes nature lovers should be content when heavy rain pours. It uses a proverb about weather to underline a cheerful acceptance of nature's mood.

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Wrigley’s Dorset Little Jack Horner Litls Jack Horner Hous Coo Reid, Murdoch & CO Chicago Borton—Piresburgh New York Blather Sieve the Statesman American Legion Weekly Champion X Blue Box Champion Spark Plug Co Toledo Ohio Kovrs Bagrae Gresashop Ces Price Mays Ugceas Valyt New Hive Ien Cyle Horchem Featuring the Gospel Message E. L. McCreery Moody Bible Institute Bella Donna Fido Creed Lydia E. Pinkh Painters At China’s Mercy Idva Heavenly Host Ben Mulford, Jr Yeae Northwestern Yeast Co North Ashland Ave Chicago, Lil Beth Ruth Frank Winch Porteman DU Pont DE Nemours & Co., Inc Sporting Powder Division Wilmington, del Ortsmans Sforwwiee
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