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Newspaper
Jackson Sentinel
Location
Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1919
Page
2
An old fashioned health ad promises quick kidney relief and toxin cleansing with Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. It cites global use, imported origin, and a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
A readers discussion argues that victory came through Allied unity of command rather than any single nation. It notes Britain France the United States Belgium and Italy all contributed, but progress depended on coordinated leadership and shared aims. It asserts America did not win alone yet saved the Allies from defeat. A Wyoming reader references a fair number of peers.
The article cites Taft urging unity beyond party, arguing the covenant aims at greater democracy regardless of its author. It stresses rejecting attacks on the League as political, calls for the Senate to stop quibbling and ratify the international agreement to advance peace.
Fragmented opinion argues Republican senators block President Wilson’s national tour in support of the League of Nations. The piece accuses filibusters and opponents of avoiding public exposure to the covenant, suggesting fear of public sentiment and political maneuvering.
Notes from Bellevue area recount banker J Lambe leaving Prairie du Chien for a two week rest. Reports detail Dubuque hospital visit for Mrs Margaret Bradley and family travel, a Cahill car accident with Yeager and Denlinger, land sales near Green Island, and multiple local farm transactions. A Preston Times item mentions a fall injury to a child and Dr. Armstrong treating the fracture.
A garbled ditty discusses life meaning and depraved mental vision. The speaker argues enjoyment remains possible despite lingering morbid thoughts, urging resilience and positive outlook amid confusion.
The fragment mentions ants and a river passage near the Parahyba river and Thames at London Bridge. It notes observed trees, powers, and a peculiar measurement, suggesting a coarse travel or field note without a clear narrative.
A garbled note recalls a British sailor asking his executors to pay a wife’s shilling to buy hazel murs while she preferred cracking, mending his sveck ings, a strange tale of wit and whimsy from a distant era.
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