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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1918
Page
4
Vice President Thomas Marshall argues Germany seeks world dominion through culture and finance. He warns of a covert German influence in U S schools and urges unity, wartime funding, and a firm national identity to defend liberty against autocracy.
A reflective verse on thrift vs extravagance from Alice Duer Miller. It contrasts a woman's jewel purchase restraint with broader waste, praising thrift as a discipline that saves money and trains the power to choose. The poem argues extravagance harms the wallet and teaches discernment through prudent living.
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Minneapolis Journal surveys German influence through Dr Edward A Rumely once owner of the New York Mail and Express now cited as a secret German agent. It traces his Ind origin and family ties to 1848 insurrectionists and contrasts his German loyalty with Carl Schurz who embraced American English. The piece argues for English predominance in America and urges Ellis Island language options for immigrants.
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Lincoln Journal remarks that the Kaiser has maintained artificial silence since July 15, noting the six week quiet as remarkable amid allied efforts in the war and crediting Foch for sustaining the restraint.
Detroit News notes a rumor that if the crown prince nears, a Yankee nicknamed expert squirrel shooter could strike. The item reflects speculative commentary rather than confirmed events.
A brief editorial notes that the Kaiser and crown prince face blame only with national support behind them and that any attempt to pin all crime on them would fail without the nation.
The New York World notes a possible shift in WWI tactics as allied forces may repurpose captured iron crosses as shrapnel, signaling a potential material exploitation of enemy munitions.
A 19th century advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh in any stage by acting through the blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and invite readers to request testimonials from I. D. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio, with druggists selling the product.
Promotes relief from coughs bronchitis and throat settled colds with a night's rest and easy morning expectoration. Claims to soothe inflamed parts and aid recovery. Sold by W. W. Stickford.
An advertisement proclaims Adlerika with buckthorn bark and glycerine provides instant bowel cleansing. It claims one spoonful flushes the entire tract, relieving sour stomach gas and constipation and prevention of appendicitis with immediate, pleasant action. Druggs Kettlitz Kay endorse the product.
Monticello man recounts financial loss tied to a health remedy claim. A local druggist advertises Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy promising relief from indigestion bloating and related ailments claiming a money back guarantee after one dose.
An optimistic puff praises American women as leaders in health beauty and intelligence citing iron and phosphates. A doctor extols phosphated iron capsules as restoring vitality nerves and happiness and urges consumers to seek genuine capsule remedies from W. W. Stickford and other pharmacists.
Famous life reader and clairvoyant Mr. William G. Jordan will visit Monticello each Friday, offering personal insights without questions. He claims accurate guidance on business, finances, love, and life, with confidential service and satisfaction guaranteed before payment.
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