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Newspaper
Monticello Herald
Location
Monticello, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
3
A fragmented OCR note discusses Harding as a businessman and his approach to governance. It highlights tensions between capital and labor and argues for a president with practical experience to ensure safety and stable living.
The piece notes similarities between a McKinley style man and Mr Harding. It praises Harding as a patriot who believes in America and its government. It emphasizes domestic concerns over foreign issues and pride in the nation's past and future.
An advertisement quotes Senator Harding arguing for a strong navy and air power while promoting voluntary military training over compulsion. He advocates integrating training into schools and colleges and supporting it through national guard and public enthusiasm.
A clipped rustic dialogue features Uncle Eben musing on labor and deceit. The speaker contrasts producing two from one with the risk of being fooled when money changes hands, hinting at broader moral themes about value and effort.
A public auction near Headlee on Saturday March 27 at 10 30 a m lists 4 horses including a 10 year old bay work horse and several mares plus cattle, farm equipment, seed, and household items. Proceeds to buyers with terms of cash or credit and a note with approved security. Auctioneers R I Cable and J N Shields with clerking by Clark.
The Mounticello area reports W.A. Haff selling a 1230 pound steer, Mrs. Bates visiting Long Island relatives, Wallace Atkins acquiring a restaurant, and George Palmer forming a Kentland law partnership. Quesnel and Hutton join in weddings, Dora Goodman dies at nineteen, and long Grove pasture sales reach $52 500.
An interview with Monticello resident Phil Parcells recalls his five year prior kidney trouble and backache cured by Doan's Kidney Pills. He reports continued good health and renewed confidence in the remedy, pricing at 60 cents and available through Monticello Drug Co. Foote Milburn & Co. Buffalo N Y.
Velvet Joe is hailed for friendly tobacco aged slowly in wooden hogsheads. The piece notes Kentucky origins and careful upbringing, praising its smooth aging as key to quality.
The Graduate American School of Osteopathy lists services for both acute and chronic diseases. Office hours are Tuesday and Friday at the Gare Goodman Building and the contact phone is 222.
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