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Newspaper
Monticello Herald
Location
Monticello, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
5
Monticello residents testify to Dean's Kidney Pills easing back pain caused by weak kidneys. Mrs Henry Roller of Dewey Street shares her experience saying the pills cured nagging ache and irregular kidney action. Price one dollar at local dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The United States received 26000 dollars last year from selling skins of predatory animals killed on Western range lands. The proceeds go to the U S treasury as part of a Bureau of Biological Survey effort reducing livestock losses for sheep and cattle men.
An eccentric retired pugilist boasts his dog would win every match but a smaller rival beats him, provoking a furious reaction. The owner asserts his dog avoided the contest as the other was too strong, while the pugilist taunts that his dog would have defeated the other if not for mercy.
Fragmentary OCR mentions The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co in Milwaukee Wisconsin and references notices or declarations related to deaths or settlements. The unreadable text complicates specifics, but the name and location anchor the item as a notices snippet from the insurer.
Edward Clark details Leonard Wood’s civil admin work from Cuba to the Philippines. He cites reforms, schools, roads, courts, hospitals, and a rebuilt economy, noting Wood’s role in reorganizing railways and municipal finance, and training Cuban officials for self rule.
A quotation attributed to G. Q. Colton celebrates applause as the spur of noble minds and the end and aim of weak ones.
English court verdict holds that an engagement ring remains the property of the fiancé who was rejected. The woman broke off the engagement but kept the tokens as souvenirs until the court intervened, as reported by the Savannah News.
Explains origins of month names with attributions to Roman gods and figures. Traces January from Janus February from Februa March from Mars April from aperia May from Maia June from Junius July from Julius August from Augustus September from septem ten October from octo nine November from novem December from decem ten.
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Local high school students may compete for one hundred DePauw University scholarships funded by Chicago philanthropist Edward Rector. Awards cover four years of tuition and fees with loan fund access. recipients to be announced at school year end.
A Milwaukee newspaper features a professional solver of domestic problems debating marital conduct. The gag suggests a wife discusses faults first may unsettle the prescribed method of managing such confessions.
A Minneapolis Journal quote argues that cultured men who excel in art or science often lack morality or religion. It contends such pride reveals culture failing to elevate human experience to its highest power.
The Vermont Press Association placed a memorial tablet on the old East Poultney building, once the Northern Spectator offices. It recalls a fourteen year old Horace Greeley beginning his printer apprenticeship there in 1825, gaining early learning in the modern art of printing.
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