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Newspaper
Monticello Herald
Location
Monticello, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
2
Twenty five years ago bricklaying was planned for the Biederwolf Gustavel Brock area next week. Local notes mention Mrs With Tile t visiting Flora, friends in Monticello, and several marriage notices and arrivals including Miss Willie Stansbury m arrying Harry Leonard of Grand Rapids Michigan.
A Macinnati Post piece notes dying shows senses fade in order breath, smell, taste, sight, touch, hearing. It asks if consciousness lasts beyond the five senses and cites reports of visions as the body nears death. It argues fear is unfounded and calls death a great advent.
In Grand Rapids, Capt. Simon declares action before collapsing and dying. The remark suggests his statement will be recalled as the cause or reason for his death, leaving locals to ponder what he meant.
It s a pleasure to sell Tanlac because those who buy it come back and praise it at Monticello Drug Co.
The article explains that lab grown imitations of rubies sapphires emeralds and many stones are hard to distinguish at a casual glance. It notes pearls are often imitation and outlines home methods to judge genuineness using color and refractive properties measured with a refractometer, with expert input from Hereward Currinden Ph D in Lefties.
The celebrated English journalist Shirley Brooks showed poetry in his prose even while writing about music. Lacking musical training, he described a concert with a vivid image of bass and treble as a silvery cloud and sunshaft arrows through mist.
Census notes 1.6 million single adults over forty five live in sin gle blessedness and 100 thousand bachelors and similar aged women remain unmarried. Average marriage ages are thirty for men and twenty five for women. Government spends 88 percent of revenues on war while local and state funds fund schools.
An elderly washer for Mrs. Worth recounts a tale of woe that tests the reader’s sympathy. She argues that if God sends tribulations, it is fitting to suffer, while Mrs. Worth urges cheer, reflecting a clash of religious sentiment and resilience.
A story recalls a new guard unfamiliar with a railway run in Wates. He stops at Llanfairfechunpwligogerych station, stares at the signboard in mute helplessness, then points to the board and shouts to attract passengers.
Ancient Greeks used earthen pots under theater seats with mouths toward the stage to amplify resonance. The pots colored the air mass to reinforce sound without woodwork.
A dictionary entry contrasts depository and depository as a warehouse and trustee. It notes national banks designated for deposits are termed depositaries and that the government uses deposited for money and bonds.
An advertisement extols Tanlae as the most praised medicine globally with repeated claims of its efficacy and popularity among diverse users, suggesting broad appeal and strong endorsements from customers.
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