Maurice Loses Two Kitten Ball Games
Maurice endured two Kitten Ball losses last week. Le Mars Globe Post defeated Maurice 8 to 7 at home Friday, then won 2 to 0 in Le Mars Monday after a scoreless sixth inning. Several locals attended the two games.
23 Aug 1928
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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1928
Page
1
Maurice endured two Kitten Ball losses last week. Le Mars Globe Post defeated Maurice 8 to 7 at home Friday, then won 2 to 0 in Le Mars Monday after a scoreless sixth inning. Several locals attended the two games.
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Mitchel Kennerly at the Lotus club in New York argues that value hinges on a painting’s name rather than merit. He cites a cellar discovery debated as Goya or not, notes a gallery critic once misread Rembrandt, and says fame can elevate a work regardless of quality.
The article notes that carded copper and bronze work existed in Central and South American cultures before Europeans, with Indians hammering copper, Eskimos using ivory and bone, and meteorite iron worked only sparingly. Stone, pane and shell tools were widespread among many groups. The Great Lakes region saw copper use after whites arrived.
A described region in northern Argentina near Brazil Uruguay and Paraguay is likened to Mesopotamia with fertile valleys between the Parana and Uruguay rivers. The Department of Commerce notes the area is underdeveloped but capable of supporting a large population with Babylonia like climate.
The article emphasizes that ignorance is not sinful but remaining ignorant is. It argues that key life lessons such as love kindness unselfishness and gentleness do not require college education and that energetic individuals can self educate. It frames life’s rugged truths as self directed learning for those without formal schooling.
The article notes Mazamet in southern France as a center for pulling and scouring skins to produce Mara met wool used in the trade. It explains these wools originate from Australia or South Africa and are not direct competition to domestic product since the processing town trademarks them as Australian or other when sold.
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