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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1928
Page
4
An article notes University of Michigan finds letters from 200 A.D. showing a son writing to his mother about loyalty and family. It argues that despite digital progress, core human emotions—devotion, protection, love, justice, kindness—remain constant across eras.
Fragmentary account describes a Halloween night where residents, lovers, and youths gathered for mystical sports and festive activities. Readable lines reference Bates and a “Hallnween Pee” with tales of antics and around not clearly defined actions on that eerie night.
A garbled dialogue shows a character worrying about conscription and aging someone to avoid army service. The speaker asks for advice while another protests altering ages to dodge authorities. The scene hints at fear of forced military service and ethical tension.
McCrory from Storm Lake visited his mother Mrs. C. R. McCrory for the season. Miss Adelaide Steanbergen, Grinnell college student, traveled home via Sioux City. Mrs. Shawhan injured stepping on a rusty nail while hanging clothes. Dorotha Carpenter, teaching in Sioux City, returned home for holidays. Colin Johnson of Indianapolis visited his parents, then returned. Mrs. Mary Sidwell and daughter Benita visited Warren Nanning and Lester Riter homes. James Ard of Irvington spent Sunday with friends. Vanderwicken family drove to Sioux City and Sioux Falls for Christmas with relatives, while G. Houston family and Morrison family joined in.
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School at 16 00 worship at 11 00 with New Years message Rupworth League at 6145 Evening service 7780 Pastor Krawetl St Johns German services 2 30 Sunday School 9230 3 ml No Bible Class Friday English services New Year s Day 16 30 am C D Nueffer Pastor German services 10 30 No Sunday School Sunday Old Year s Eve English services at 7 38 New Year s morning German services at 10 86 The Ladies Aid meeting postponed to a later date
A fragmented ad touts Sorin Hogd flour and Robin Hood meal for cheap cakes and a complete poultry feed. It promotes the INTERNATIONAL CHICK FEED line as nourishing for chicks and hens with no extra supplements needed to produce healthy stock.
Rich Schmidt Pastor Presbyterian Morning services 10730 Sunday School 11 30 Junior and Senior Endeavor 645 The Christmas treats for the children aid other members of the Sunday School were distributed last Sunday. Roy M Smilin, Pastor.
Musuing services at 9 38 afternoon services at 2 00. Student Geely of Orange City will succupy the pulpit Sunday.
A fragmented exhortation on getting and keeping fitness and willpower. It argues that true success comes from disciplined daily routines, rest, sleep, and steady effort, not social distractions. The piece urges readers to imitate successful people by adopting simple virtuous habits and applying them where they are weakest.
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