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Newspaper
Monticello Herald
Location
Monticello, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
3
A historical note discusses cucumber beetle infestations harming garden crops. It recommends a spray mixture of cabo haorette and 20 parts ovpenum oar cid plaster, advises against calcium arsenate, and suggests dusting plants heavily with gypsum to deter pests.
The piece argues that courtesy and sincerity amplify advertising results and customer goodwill. It cites a Standard Oil bulletin and Philadelphia Record noting costs and rewards of considerate service, suggesting small-delivery options during holidays and likening courtesy to essential lubrication in business relationships.
Louisa Smith met William Frederick Cody known as Buffalo Bill when mutual friends introduced them. An informal slap on the mouth sparked affection, leading to marriage and a happy life. Mrs Cody accompanied him on many travels and faced dangers with him. She spent later years in the West in retirement, cherishing loved ones.
A lecture on Early F Pelish Renaissance Architecture features quotes from J. BP. Ogtesby and mentions the outer dome of St Pauls Cathedral described as an adorable sham. The talk touches on domes by Wren, the imperial St Peters, Vicenza works, and the spread of stucco in London architecture.
Fragmentary note from a periodical touts a toning remedy by Monticello Drug Co claiming to restore health and strength for men and women, suggesting it as a timely aid during strenuous times.
A brief note from the Herald highlights prompt and tidy printing services.
A reader notes that weeds along roadsides spread quickly and that fall cutting is ineffective. The suggestion favors cutting in mid June and mid August to curb spread and enable profitable plowing of weedy roadsides, followed by replanting with grasses over time.
Scotland Yard, often tied to London police items, stood on the southeastern corner of Charing Cross. The Salise GP was once the palace of Henry II and residence of Scottish kings. New Scotland Yard sits on the Thames embankment.
A brief health endorsement touts Tanlae as a proven path to restoration and well being. The Monticello Brae Company is cited as backing the recommendation and distributing the guidance to readers.
Removes the cause of disease offered with free analysis and consultation. Office on Main Floor at Corner Islining and Washington Streets opposite City Hall Monticello open daily except Mondays and Thursdays. Phone 92. Calls answered day or night.
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