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Newspaper
Jackson Sentinel
Location
Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1919
Page
2
SAFE GENTLE REMEDY BRINGS SURE RELIEF. For 200 years GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Caps claim to relieve kidney liver and stomach troubles and purify blood. Advertises dosing three or four daily with healing promises and refund if unsatisfied. Sealed packages sold at all drug stores and substitutions warned against.
A 1915 era editorial argues against premature American meddling in Ireland’s quest for independence. It cites Roosevelt and Wilson, warns against alienating Britain, and stresses that peace rests on allied unity and collective force. It notes Roosevelts views on world affairs and critiques republican opposition to the League of Nations.
The fragment discusses accountability and the idea that those who act as aggressors must answer for their actions. It cautions against speculation and notes that associations can push responsibility, warning that foolish behavior leads to danger and potential consequences.
The latest acts effective nationwide grant county officials higher salaries and add parole discharge options for those who served in World War II or performed essential government work. Other measures set rules for presidential electors on ballots, authorize road-dragging levies, fund juvenile and psychopathic facilities, require English instruction in secular schools, curb red flag displays, set primary nomination thresholds, mandate carcass disposal, and raise bond and budget limits for state agents.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference bills on voting rights for presidential electors and a commission with legislators for supervision. Mentions an appropriation of 40009 dollars for vocational education in Iowa and other legislative items from the week of discussion.
A rambling account recalls Yankee humor amid wartime chatter as British officers quell noise from doughboys in a Bagdad siege scene. The piece notes a German boast echoed by Americans and sketches a chaotic desert episode with improvised economics and disjointed observations.
Butzleff real estate agency sold 250 acre farm north of Charlotte to Hugo Thielen for 200 per acre. M M Delan bought 316 acres at 1 per acre, taking possession March 1. Parish picnic draws large crowd, with about 2000 meals served. Rev. Thomas Dowd returns from Mercy hospital after broken arm. A thief attacked a camp near the Wapsie. a woman pursues and recovers a diamond ring and a $20 bill. Clifford Hale injures ribs in fall while raising barn frame. County Recorder Loyd Soper returns from France, resumes duties at the courthouse after discharge at Camp Dodge.
Mary described neighbors teasing her with harsh looks on the porch. Russell was named as the harsher figure, and the incident involved her expressing strong dislike toward him amid tense neighborhood dynamics.
The text discusses how most people rely on others for decisions and measure success by independence. It warns that confessing too much to friends weakens personal restraint and lowers one’s self leadership.
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