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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1917
Page
8
The American yacht Esmeralda sinks after a collision leaving Hollis and Vera adrift. They are picked up by the freighter Indian Chief under Captain Masters after a tense encounter and the boat is abandoned for repair and safety aboard the liner.
Fragmentary narration recalls a tense sea moment as the narrator takes the helm while a girl watches with questioning eyes. The scene hints at danger from weapons and a cowed city, leaving the outcome unclear.
Thousands of women credit Dr Pierce's Prescription for relief from backache nervousness and other ailments. The temperance medicine, available as tablets or liquid, contains no alcohol or narcotics and is said to be made from herbs. A trial package costs 10 cents and is sent to J W M Pierce Buffalo New York Brivers Iowa. A testimonial from Mrs WH Avis describes recovery from severe female troubles without surgery after using Favorite Prescription and the Golder Medical Discovery.
An individual believed buried in a Gen concrete has been found alive after more than forty five years. The discovery confirms the person survived the long entombment and prompts renewed investigation into the incident.
Somer ville Journal notes Hicks questions nek belief while Wicks shows skepticism amid a brief local exchange. The column hints at personal stances and town interest in the topic.
A quirky excerpt notes the gardener’s craft and his unseen edge in pub dealings. The speaker highlights a single, practical advantage: whatever he places on the bar, he can secure there for consumption.
A Syracuse resident proposes creating massive soldiers from paper pulp to terrorize German troops by the intimidating appearance of numbers, suggesting the mere impression could hasten the war’s end.
A film depiction centers on a star who claimed exemption due to dependents and was approved. With a small squad, he is set to command a decisive assault in what is billed as a major military spectacle for the screen.
Representative Frank Lester Greene of Vermont cites a schoolroom anecdote about a child named Jimmy who improvises to describe a Bermuda trip. The pupil jokes about going to New York then boarding two steamers and leaving the rest to fate, illustrating ingenuity amid questions.
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