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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered lines about a candidate and voters, mentions a Red Cross Ball, grocers, a five year old boy Rhys Price Jones, a Presbyterian church, and a chorus performing America. The readability is low with many garbled phrases and missing context.
An advertisement touts a cure for acid stomach with EATOXIC, claiming it neutralizes acid, reduces bloating and indigestion, and offers a full refund if not satisfactory. It cites over half a million users and notes easy access through chemists and druggists at a small cost.
A fragment hints at a debate over whether a woman is serving as a model for a painter or dancer, with unclear details about age and role. The text suggests questions of attribution and artistic collaboration without confirming identities or outcomes.
Carson City April 14 The suit to set aside the divorce decree granted Mary Pickford from her former husband Owen Moore will be filed in Minden Douglas county tomorrow, per Attorney General Fowler who has been probing the divorce of the motion picture star.
Des Moines reports indicate Lowden leads in Iowa GOP precinct caucuses with delegates from several counties. Illinois governor Wood is second and Hoover third, with rural districts seen boosting Hoover. The state convention will elect about 700 delegates and send 24 to the national convention.
Fimagules Arie reports General Angel Flores leads independent forces across the Sinaloa border toward Culican with about 2 000 rebels and 500 Yaqui fighters. Federal troops under General Ramon Iturbe retreat in disorder as Iturbe’s command falters amid the revolt.
Suskegen Heights Michigan April 16 Stuart Moony a wealthy lumber man killed his 19 year old granddaughter on school grounds by severing her head with an axe in front of hundreds of children. Officers said Moon is insane and no inquest will be held. He was arrested immediately.
April 16 report from headquarters notes the American Red Cross mission arriving amid fears for safety. The South Russian group evacuated Wevcrossisk before red armies entered, transferring personnel and supplies to Feodosia. Officers listed include Maj. George Ryden, Maj Henry Adams, Capt. T R Clewock, Capt. G P Floyd, Capt. F W Nye, Lieut J M Foster, Lieut K A Venaber, and Capt. Harry L. Grant with BR. I. Paris.
The New York Symphony Orchestra, under its director, sails for Europe to perform in France Italy and Ireland at governments requests. The ensemble will tour through May and return to New York by early June with concerts at the Paris Opera and other venues.
An advertisement touts corn removal by applying Praezone from a small bottle. It claims painless corns lift away with a few drops, removing root and all without soreness. The pitch emphasizes ease and no humbug.
In a Tit-Bits anecdote a clergyman and a rich lady tour a parish poverty area. The lady urges action as the car pauses in a dim street, asking for lamps to brighten lives.
An advertisement promotes Cascarets as a gentle laxative that “works while you sleep” and contrasts it with harsher remedies. A brief humorous anecdote follows about Harold failing to hang pictures and a parent asking if he can get it up, ending with a resigned remark about it being too short.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a guaranteed solution for dyeing wool silk linen cotton and other goods including feathers and accessories. It claims rich fade resistant color and notes a color card to match materials. The ad asks readers about magazine subscriptions and cites a France related address notice.
On an idle spring afternoon, Springer suggests taking the children to the zoo. His wife reminds him he promised to take them to mothers. He agrees, if the children approve.
An old advertisement urges eating less and using Jad Salts or Fad Salts to cleanse kidneys. It claims high uric acid from poor diet burdens kidneys, causing back pain and bladder issues, and promises relief after a few days of taking four ounces in water daily. It contrasts to a lighthearted stray quote about a man and his wife.
A fragmented notice mentions a marriage continuation and a tender offer involving a Gerald and a Geraldine figure. The text is unclear and constrained by garbled OCR, yielding minimal verifiable data.
A fragmented note hints at renewed focus on solar power and proonshine projects. The text mentions returning to the sun for energy and continuing work on solar initiatives.
A disruptive incident at a local school tests discipline policies as administrators review consequences. Teachers and students discuss fairness and consistency while a board considers updated penalties to address repeated offenses.
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