30 Sep 1926
Page 1
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1926
Page
1
Inexpensive method to preserve corn on the cob and red ripe tomatoes without chemicals. Includes complete instructions and a $1 price. Also references La Belle Complexion skin treatment with 12 applications and a sales company contact. Mentions Lexington Kentucky and related ad lines.
Mrs. Lawrence Weaver of Mount Pleasant Pa credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength after years of illness. She reports better sleep increased energy and ability to work and care for three children. She encourages others to try the tonic and promises to answer letters from women seeking information.
The article states that the striped prison uniform for incorrigible prisoners was reinstated at the state facility after church related inmate issues. Authorities ordered that inmates labeled incorrigible wear the striped garb, with some inmates already placed in the striped class and others awaiting transfer.
A short humorous note recalls a tale of unfair husbands in a small town. A wry punchline about avoiding debt ends with a wry remark praising a clever young man who never passes up a challenge.
A needle of humor runs through a dialogue about dress costs worry and work. Sam frets over money while his employer questions his habit of worrying. Mrs Testy jokes about a servant and a replated engagement ring as they riff on daily mishaps.
Garvanza boy Robbie Beck tells his mother Nathan Wilder gave him the black eye. Mrs Beck emphasizes lessons from Sunday school about heaping coals on others and turning the other cheek.
A terse exchange questions the fairness of early traffic enforcement. A veteran driver explains three weeks of slow travel and no speeding arrests, implying leniency or inconsistency in judging motorists.
An advertisement promotes Kirk soap as superior lather and economy, stressing quick cleansing and value. It asserts the brand’s long history of quality and notes availability at all dealers for 10 cents.
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