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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1920
Page
3
Disjointed notes describe a medical case, a boy and a girl linked to illness, with references to doctors and treatment. The text mentions suffering, distress, and a family context on Tenth Street, but many details are unclear.
A reading of Worthington Ford’s Cycle of Adams Letters reveals gloom in the Adams family toward the Union’s leaders and prospects. Henry and Charles Francis Adams Jr. criticized politicians, generals, and war costs, while Henry Adams predicted endless war and debt unless the nation reorients.
The text surveys revived wartime legal debates and policy stresses across Europe and Africa. It references forced labor norms, imperial authority, and wartime governance. The garbled account mentions soldiers, trains, rail commissions, and property enforcement amid turmoil and political rhetoric.
The piece notes Beverley Nich’s view that modern reform brings real democracy to Oxford's universities and social life through affordable faculties and shared cultural activities. It contrasts wartime hunger and hardship with rising public contentment and discusses American agriculture, transportation bottlenecks, and industrial distribution shaping New York’s prosperity and national markets.
Excerpted reflections describe life as a discipline with tests and hardships but also fundamental joys. It argues freedom to change is limited while adjusting reactions is vast, and life’s core gifts include physical being thought work love society beginning at home. A New York Herald piece follows on a Senate champagne cooler sale and its historical curiosities.
A wealthy woman escaping her second marriage venture dismisses marriage as romance draining. The piece muses on romance as mood, adventure, and idealized love, referencing Roosevelt and India, before concluding romance rarely arrives on demand or for a price.
An old Dellas News ad praises a hair switch display and introduces Fascinating Gutl eura Talcum Powder as a scented antiseptic and powder for face skin and baby use. The ad touts perfume and the Cutiura Toilet Trio with soap ointment and talcum.
At ten p.m the office hums with staff still at work. The boss saoferly questions a junior about a complaint. The employee denies tampering with the schedule, seeking shorter hours rather than fewer work periods.
An uncertain fragment reports a prisoner claiming a permanent life sentence or similar outcome tied to a legal case. The wording hints at a dramatic personal consequence within an urban housing context.
An 19th century ad describes FALLS CATARRE MEDICINE as a cure for catarrh related deafness with internal action on mucous surfaces and notes circulars from Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. It also mentions CHippewa tribe ritual with a spirit stone at the Wisconsin museum. A railway anecdote highlights a punctuality joke about a late train and a passenger requesting a calendar.
Blinks and Binks recall Godger as an old fashioned cuss who still uses outdated terms like addressing women as the weather sex.
From Chicago News: discussion on goats versus cows for milk, noting goats are hardy, yield two quarts daily, and can fit homes with limited space. Highlights debates on temper, centralization, and affordability, while praising goat milk as superior and inexpensive to keep.
A railway tale recounts a traveler frustrated by a slow journey and delays on a branch line. The impatient passenger confronts the conductor about the timetable and punctuality, highlighting the woes of frequent stops and late trains.
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