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Newspaper
Jackson Sentinel
Location
Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1920
Page
8
Evening program at the 1920 class event featured a comedy titled A Daughter of the The Farce, delivering ample amusement. Miss Lois Gibson led acts and songs while the audience enjoyed a picnic supper on the tent and a varied program for both primary and intermediate students.
Teachers and families enjoyed outings in the Walter Hart grove and Blue Mills with well-filled baskets and fine picnic dinners. Local hosts and guest speakers included Miss Palma Mohlenhof and families. Presbyterian and M E Aid societies planned gatherings in early June. Carrie Kimball closed her Hoover district school. neighbors shared a six o clock dinner and musical program afterward.
An advertisement touts Dr. Walsh as an experienced specialist offering testimonials of success in treating stomach nervous and rheumatic diseases catarrhal deafness and weak eyes. It promotes a four day Strabismus method and urges visits to his Davenport Iowa office with extensive hours and weekend availability.
Memorial Day events at Andrew featured Atty. Thomas of Maquoketa delivering a patriotic address. A parade formed by the Andrew band, Civil War veterans, ex service members, students, and civilians proceeded to the cemetery for services with a rainbow division firing squad and taps.
Readable text touts Adler-i-ka and glycerine buckthorn bark as a quick remedy for gas, sour stomach, and constipation. Claims relief of headache and back pain, with mentions of Broxam Hinckley and Lemons as remedies. Some garbled passage hints at medical or cosmetic claims and cellular rubbing ideas.
The report details a patient exhibiting a resistive impulse to count a specific number before acting. A girl is described touching a wall and observing rituals before brushing teeth and then brushing again, with repeated nudges to count a wine bottle by a window. The text presents unusual behaviors surrounding counting and repetitive actions.
A fragmented report notes a transition from mule power to motor vehicles in Arizona and New Mexico areas. It mentions adapted equipment and revamps in station operations as cars begin to replace traditional labor, signaling an evolving transportation landscape.
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