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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
8
The calm ocean mirrors heavens and reveals fantastic forms beneath transparent waters. Huge rocks resemble castles and Alpine landscapes loom as mysterious depths hold strange unearthly life. The observer abhors the unknown, fearing to pass over the deep mysteries that lie below.
A Youth's Companion item discusses a circulated card claiming Belgian civilians fired on German troops near Louvain University in World War I. The piece notes implausibilities like missing windows and questions the photo's veracity.
An advertisement describes cheap concrete houses selling for 82 200 each in Gaion New Jersey. Each has a kitchen dining room and living room on the first floor two bedrooms and four baths on the second floor. The concrete form costs 7 000 but can be erected in a day and the house completed in a month.
The report notes Anabel Archies discreet actions in public life. A local observer remarks on a friend’s influence and her resolve to improve habits, including attempting to quit smoking.
The line suggests girls who are not born awkward often dance themselves into graceful style before age twenty. It emphasizes early development of dancing talent and self-expression.
A reflective statement suggests life gains meaning through future plans and actions. It emphasizes motivation tied to forthcoming endeavors and the importance of purpose in daily existence.
The text describes the Cord on Bleu order founded by King Henry III of France circa 1574 1889 detailing its exclusive officers high rank and color ribbon. It notes the transition from a noble badge to a social dinner circle with chefs attaining reputations and the term feast of the cordial cord being used for esteemed meals.
A three year old recalls a Sunday dinner with Marian and her grandfather. Grandmother was seen, a surprised inquiry followed, and the child reports his MyneMma being angry that morning for not feeding the candy to the chickens, noting a month without fur.
A disjointed dialogue mocks eco education and gender roles with fragmented quotes about a bucket of water and a race between Zack and Jill, reflecting strained, unclear passage from a damaged text.
A quirky reflection on police strikes and public mood, noting frustration and arrests as a contrast to optimism. The fragment hints at social tension and personal attitudes in a chaotic moment.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture, a Iowa farmer used cow testing to identify profit vs feed cost. One cow paid $2.40 per feed dollar, another yielded 58 cents. He culled the poor performers, reducing feed costs and planning to milk at lower test costs with alfalfa and clover guidance.
Government tests from Beltsville under the USDA show milk drawn from dirty cows contained about 82 000 bacteria per cubic centimeter, while milking from hose udders yielded 947 germs per cubic centimeter. Officials warn raw milk risks rise with bacterial growth and urge dairymen to maintain clean, sanitary conditions daily.
Clemson College Bulletin warns dairy cows suffer more from wet cold than dry cold and may drop milk production in bad weather. It urges tight stalls without drafts, proper bedding, and a platform with a deep gutter to keep cows clean and barns sanitary.
The article discusses building a dairy herd starting with young calves from good cows and grading up with a purebred bull. Specialists note this avoids long selective breeding but requires years of patient effort, often discouraging energetic dairymen.
A sermon summary on Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane with Peter and John, detailing his sorrow, prayer, and divine support. It notes the garden’s location beyond Kidron, Jesus’ request for companionship, the disciples’ failure to stay awake, and the three prayers for deliverance, submission, and strength.
A clipped aphorism on kindness highlights it as the cheapest virtue, requiring minimal effort and self-sacrifice. The line echoes a quoted sentiment attributed to Smiles.
Some men seem to expect opportunity to drive up to the door and take them for a toy ride. The line mocks those chasing easy gains amid idle optimism.
A brief note questions if Zea is blind or poorly regulated as it appears to encroach on others rights. The text implies concern over governance and protection of individual rights in the context.
An ad quotes the remedy claiming to cleanse the blood and expel germs, preventing disease with a few daily drops. It markets AGENTS WANTED for the Spohn Medical Company of Goshen MD and asserts safety and legality in its distribution. It references a chaotic Chicago Tribune column of anecdotes and jokes.
An old advertisement urges Boschee's Syrup as a remedy for colds influenza and related lung troubles citing higher flu deaths than in war. It claims the product provides rest from coughing and easy morning expectoration and notes it is made in America and widely used in homes worldwide.
A brief antiquated note extols Brown Hope as a wonderful thing and recalls a single nibble that keeps a man fishing all day.
A brief remark highlights that a small boy believes the slipper’s size cannot determine its effect. The statement implies a factor beyond physical dimensions governs outcomes in this scenario.
An advertisement urges readers to seek kidney and bladder relief, emphasizing the kidneys as overworked filters and promoting Gold Medal Haarlem Gil Capsules for quick aid. The pitch promises money back if ineffective and stresses looking for the brand name on every box in three sizes.
A light exchange on rain pits the forecaster against a joking reporter. The dialogue hints at a forecasted shower and daily weather chatter without heavy detail.
Catarrhal Deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. Hall's Catarre Medicine claims to cure by affecting the blood on mucous surfaces. Seek refunds if not cured. price 75 cents. circulars free from BF J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
A brief exchange shows a father recounting his talk with FI about his son and Walker. A friend confirms the son spoke to Walker three times last night and four times this morning, highlighting a tense family moment.
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