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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1921

Page

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Washington Streets Reflecting Nation’s History and People

The essay likens Washington to ancient Rome on Pennsylvania Avenue and Connecticut Avenue, noting historic events, diverse residents, and cosmopolitan life. It contrasts formal government life with a country-street feel, observes crowd rhythms at 4:30, and hints at etiquette about discussing politics and religion in public.

Ashington Rome Washington Pennsylvania Avenue Connecticut Avenue Firth Avenue New York City Iere Connecticut Texas Uncle Sam

Department tightens penalties on former officials lawyers

General Daugherty argues the 1878 aid law is strong enough to curb former officials seen before government departments. DOJ contends new Edmonds bill amendments are unnecessary. Heads of departments plan to enforce harsher penalties, affecting about 8000 lawyers nationwide, many tied to firms active since Wilson era.

Cornisy Daugherty Department of Justice Sid Washington

Engineers Push Uniform Boiler Law Across States

The American Society of Mechanical Engineers calls for a uniform boiler code to reduce accidents and explosions. Twenty states support a broad movement, while the Uniform Boiler Law Society promotes rapid adoption and improved boiler inspection and manufacture stamping.

United States American Society of Mechaanical Engineers American Society of Mechanical Engineers Uniform Boller Law Society Bord Wessel

Shipping Board Plans Thorough Americanization of Staff

The United States Shipping Board announces a broad program to replace foreign personnel with American workers across its offices and shipboard operations. The initiative targets a 100 percent American workforce, begins with the London office, and aims to reduce overall staffing through gradual cuts, with no expected conflict with the International Seamen's Union.

United States Shipping Board Shipyoing Board Emergency Fleet Corporation International Seamen's Union Andrew lFeurnseth Seamen’s Union London The Board Shipping Board

Bandholtz To Command New District Of Washington Army Area

The War department issued letters of instruction to Brig. Gen. Harry H. Bandholtz upon his appointment as commanding officer of the new District of Washington. The district will include the District of Columbia Forts Myer Iunt and Washington and will oversee command administration training and parade duties. Bandholtz will base his headquarters in the Munitions Building with Maj. W. R. Hartigan Maj. J. A. Parker Maj. A. I. Larabee and two warrant officers plus eight enlisted men on his staff.

War Department Washington Harry H. Bandholtz Army Area District of District of Columbia Forts Myer Iunt Regular Army Sred W. R. I. Hartigan J. A. Parker A. I. Larabee Bandholtz

Paris Fashion Forecast Reflects American Taste Across Europe

Fashion authority notes American taste shapes Paris dress centers as buyers rush to follow French trends. French dressmakers read American bodies, but true style comes from American wearers. long skirts reappear, sleeves lengthen, and simple bodices contrast with embellished skirts as waists stay wide.

Paris Europe France

Unique six room house design with sun parlor and breakfast nook

The piece outlines a distinctive six room home design by William A. Radford featuring a large sun parlor, breakfast nook, and a broken roof line. It notes exterior and interior treatment, a 54 by 80 foot footprint, and emphasizes planning with architects and builders to reflect owner individuality and budget.

William A. Radford Prairie Avenue Chicago Ceater iIt

Collars and Jabot Guimpes Showcase of Fashion Details

The article outlines collars and guimpes with white organdie collars and net vests trimmed in organdie and black kid. chatter about jabots, cravats, and belts. It notes school dress collars, lace cuffs, and the rise of imported materials with white embroidery. It also offers hat fitting tips stressing crown grip to preserve headsize and brim curve.

Pins Ornaments For Hats With Crystals And Jade

Pins form the main trim on new hats. Crepe de chine hats use large ornate pins to hold drapery, often featuring crystals and Jade for the headpieces.

Titus Wadde Speaks of A Rumored Courtship

A narrator recalls a line about fooling someone, mentioning a married man who suspects ongoing courtship. The scene centers on Titus Wadde and a candy booth worker trying to sell peanut brittle for an unnamed recipient.

Titus Wadde

Devils and dangers haunt Tahiti sea baths in reports

Ta hiti island fears rise as witnesses report a giant devil fish near the coast near two miles east of the port. Sailors aboard the Roy Summers confirm a squid type giant was seen. Other dangers include sharks nohnu corals and venomous stings near shore.

Tahiti Papeete Here Roy Summers

Instructions for rose cuttings in fall and spring

When growing roses outdoors take six inch cuttings from mature wood in fall before freezing. Store in moist sand over winter. Plant in V trenches in spring with one bud. Under glass, make cuttings in November December and plant in sand in cold frames, potted in February or March, then plant out when warm weather comes.

Curtain to rise as church service begins

A light moment as a nephew asks when the curtain goes up while waiting for the sermon. The tale underlines the contrast between church ritual and vaudeville outings.

Ann Billy Chicago Tribune

No Weather Really Bad Weather Says Wise Man

The saying asserts there is no bad weather only different kinds of good weather with a purpose. It frames hot days storms rains winds and snows as purposeful in nature.

Utility and Appeal of Liberal Arts Literature Quote

Brander Matthews argues liberal arts literature is the oldest field and remains highly useful with broad appeal due to its immediacy and utility. The quote highlights literature’s enduring relevance across society and time.

Uberal Arts Brander Matthews

Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promotes Pills and Sample

For years druggists have watched Dr Kilmer Swamp Root the kidney liver and bladder medicine. It is a physician's prescription strengthening medicine and helps the kidneys liver and bladder. Be sure to get Swamp Root and start treatment now. Send ten cents for a sample bottle.

Kilmer Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N

Senator Snortsworthy’s Job Promise Stuns Constituents

The Birmingham Age-Herald notes how Senator Snortsworthy handles disappointed constituents. He presents two charts on his desk showing that they could not live on a government salary, a tactic that leaves them in unexpectedly cheerful frame of mind.

Snortsworthy Birmingham Age-Herald

Advertisement Joke Wins Colonel as Shoppers Donor

A Philadelphia Public Ledger item recalls a small town scene where a woman asks her husband Colonel Blank to stop by a dairy for eggs. The colonel frets at delay until a shopkeeper explains his storefront’s "advertisement" logic, noting the colonel is his best looking customer seen by many passersby.

Blank Philadelphia Public Ledger

Food request from tramps duels with a threat note

A clumsy dialogue shows two tramps hungry seeking a bite and joking about a black eye. They plan to beg an old lady in a distant house for raw meat to soothe the injury.

Postum Ad Promotes Coffee Alternative for All Ages

An advertisement argues against coffee, suggesting older people face weakened nerves and bodily functions. It recommends Postum as a remedy for better sleep and describes two forms: Instant Postum and Postum Cereal, with preparation details.

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