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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
3
Mrs Shay of Kemsa writes that after a difficult birth she suffered female trouble and weakness preventing housework. She credits taking your medicine for restoring health after the birth of her tenth child and says she would recommend it to others.
A short, disjointed snippet from Tit-Bits hints at family talk about money and a checker game. Names and clear events are missing, leaving only stray phrases about audio spade and pati and a remark from Daddy about money.
A garbled Edwards era ad extols Green's August Flower as a tone of fifty years' proven excellence. It lists digestive, nervous, and stomach issues, claiming the remedy restores health, happiness, and natural function. The text touts widespread sales and long-standing use as evidence of efficacy.
The article explains incubation as the hidden phase before illness, noting variability by disease and state law. It cites New York data on diseases like measles, mumps, and smallpox, and discusses isolation during incubation and the difficulty predicting infectiousness.
Fragmented text appears to reference a candidate run and election process with names and times garbled. It mentions pockets of terms like ballot and process but lacks coherent details or clear outcomes.
Fragmentary old text discusses digestion and happiness linked to stomach health. References to Pierce Invalide Hospital in Buffalo and talks of disease prevention, stomach function, and digestion problems. Names and phrases are unclear but imply medical ads or lectures on improving digestion.
The Farmers National Grain Dealers' association plans its annual competition December 2 and 3 at the La Salle Hotel Chicago. The group, with 500000 stockholders and 4 million elevators, aims to coordinate nationwide grain services, establish commission houses, and empower stockholders with direct financing and management. H BR Meisch leads the national group with John Miller and Frank M Myers in officer roles. The educational department operates from 60 Dearborn Street Chicago.
A discussion in the Bache Review argues for a dedicated foreign trade financing corporation. It cites vast short term loans to American importers, stressing the need to convert these into long term investments via bank and business man cooperation to sustain employment and production.
The Detroit News riffs on promises of love and obedience in a tongue in cheek caption. It laments that no possession outweighs good habits while noting how venting theory can inflame passions.
Fragmentary notes reference the Admiral Sims Medal and York work with mentions of service, recognition, and a display context. The text is garbled with unclear details, but implies a recommendation and a possible last honor or display event related to naval commendations.
An excerpt from the Springfield Republican discusses Delaware’s still legal whipping statute. It notes 30 to 50 men whipped annually in public with a cat o nine tails, witnessed by residents, and a 50 to 2 vote to abolish the practice. Supporters claim deterrence while opponents call it brutal and degrading.
In a reminiscence from school days a teacher asks Willie which ruler inspires fear and Willie answers the desk ruler. A. Hutchens notes a sight of Hoosier maid teachers and a convention scene with auto hands waved from car windows in Progress.
An advertisement promotes Fall's Catarrh Medicine claiming to cure catarrh and deafness with eight internal liquids. Distributed by F. S. Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio, the notice mentions free circulars and druggists.
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