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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1919
Page
8
The fragment mentions Maurice cream station offering higher pay, Enarco Auto Cylinder Oil set to 60c per gallon in 10 gallon lots, VanderSteep Hardware, and H. J. War nijes closing out summer dress goods sale.
The Times office announces the last chance to buy remaining bound books at 20 cents each, selling out the entire stock. This notice urges customers to visit promptly to secure deals before inventory is exhausted.
Richard Le Gallienne, famed American author, travels to the British West Indies to hunt pirate treasure and reports finding caverns and secrets. He has penned a sensational pirate tale filled with love, specters, secret passages, and caves to be serialized in The Times.
Notice from J. E. Mieras requesting the return of a wheel barrow taken about five weeks ago. The owner demands immediate return of the property.
Local items report residents in Orange City and nearby towns visiting venues, purchasing jars and hardware, and selling tractors. The Homecoming celebration drew the largest crowd yet with many floats including Maurice’s standout entry.
A Scotsman riddle speaks of something essential yet unwanted a bald head the speaker would not part with if possessed though lacking it now.
A reflective meditation on how the past shapes the present and the drive to make each day meaningful. The quote emphasizes that strong futures come from deep, instructive histories.
During a Hamlet act Sarah Bernhardt impersonating the melancholy Dane faced a ruined graveyard scene when a cat entered from the wings and began washing its face. The cat jumped into Yorick’s open grave, disconcerting Bernhardt who withdrew as the curtain fell.
Marconi argues in a recent interview that many planets are far older than Earth and harbor beings with vast knowledge. He contends that hostility to life due to differences like atmosphere or temperature is unfounded.
The Goddess of Liberty was created by the French convention in 1793 and enthroned publicly. The article notes the neutral wearer unknown but likely clad in tri color with a liberty cap. It contrasts the French liberty cap red with the American blue, and describes Liberty on early American coins with loose hair and a flowing gown.
The piece argues patience and gentleness are hard virtues amid daily trials and social pressures. It notes personal conquest of spirit and tongue matters more than city-taking and warns against sparking strife with harsh words.
The London Sumolay Times of February 15 1829 reports a hangman whose wife dressed as a man assisted in executions elsewhere while he carried out the capital punishment. Burke, an Irishman known for suffocating victims and selling bodies to anatomists, was hanged at Edinburgh on January 28.
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh in all stages by acting through the blood to mucous surfaces. Proponents offer $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and urge sending for testimonials from I. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Available from all druggists.
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