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Newspaper
Monticello Herald
Location
Monticello, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
2
fragmented OCR notes describe events at a June track meet with mentions of races, heats, field events, and results. references to athletes such as Tracy and others, along with relay and sprint notes, indicate a summary of performances, placements, and possible records during indoor and outdoor portions.
A Terre Haute miner describes years of fatigue, back pain, and loss of appetite before crediting Tanlave with restoring strength and daily function. The testimonial notes improved appetite, weight, and energy after starting the remedy, sold locally in Monticello, Chalmers, Brookston, Monon, Burnett Creek, Reynolds, and Burnet.
Public auction on Saturday June 19 1920 at residence Ettis Seath Einen Street Monticello. Sale includes oak feather bedstead and bedding, dining table with chairs, upholstered seating, oak stand, dressers, mirrors, cabinet, kitchenware, bedding sets, garden tools and numerous other articles. Proceeds go to settle property and debts.
Miss Linnie Best will serve as Public Health Service nurse across Monticello and Union Township in White County. The Red Cross urges community involvement, visits, and organized efforts to support her work and assist sick residents.
An advertisement touts a Dean's Kidney Pills cure for weak kidneys and back pain. It claims Dr Howell used the remedy and urges readers to ask dealers for Dean's Kidney Pills, from Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo New York.
The piece discusses Hugh Pope and Robert Louis Stevenson’s early writings and posthumous revelations. It notes Pope burned his youthful verses and the public awaits fuller publication while Stevenson’s early work, The History of Moses, was printed privately by a family member with illustrations.
Fragmented reminiscence by Man Francisco Argonaut links Michaelmas with harvest traditions. It notes geese and grain offerings in Lincolnshire and Yorkshire and recalls Elizabeth I at Madrid after the Armada news. The piece muses that grain-scattering rites honor Saint Michael as harvest time approaches.
The regency of Tunis with a Mediterranean limit near the North Carolina area has an estimated population around 2000.08 and spans about 5000 square miles. It is described as an agricultural country deriving its wealth from farming and mise.
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