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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1929
Page
2
Fragmented OCR describes a woman attacked by two men and a man named Traut, with a crowding cart, a blunt strike, and confusion as others react. Names and details are garbled, but the sequence implies a violent incident with bystanders and a possible arrest or investigation.
Jimmy Branton fights off attackers aboard a speeding train toward Harbin. Saunders escorts him aboard the car, discusses a kidnapped woman, and the pair pledge aid as Jimmy recovers from a brutal assault and a faint fragrance hints at the missing heroine.
A torn passage hints at a Cincinnati Enquirer note about selling for faith and a speaker at a block event. The readable fragments mention a customer, clothing yarns, and a phrase nothing “just as good.” The exact details remain unclear.
A Western mother from San Antonio testifies that California Fig Syrup improved her child's weak bowels after trying other remedies. She praises the product for easing every setback and preserving health, urging others to choose the genuine California Fig Syrup by name.
Unclear readable portion mentions limes kilns and Etruscan crematories with names Persogs and Tiernan. no coherent events or dates found.
A quirky exchange unfolds as a young author suitor boasts of wealth and wit. George claims he can read fortunes from cards and predicts a friend’s future luck, even noting a lucky hand of king jack and ten trumps in a deck.
The text discusses the proverb He that toucheth pitch shall be defiled therewith and locates it in Ecclesiasticus rather than the canonical Bible. It contrasts this Apocrypha reference with the authorized scripture and notes common misattributions.
The Philadelphia Record moved to a new building and for the first time in forty six years the front door of the old building was locked. None could recall ever seeing the key and the locksmith had to fashion a new key for a lock that had been more of a decorative fixture than a functional one.
A reflective line warns that lasting prints on friends' hearts endure longer than a single cold act. The verse implies emotional impact outvalues physical injury and urges thoughtful deeds toward others.
Monkeys in a university dental chair study observe how diet influences their teeth. The animals display typical primate dental patterns with two sets of teeth, reacting with curiosity as researchers note their movements and responses during treatment.
Thousands of pairs of goggles for dog motorists are sold in Loo dep as owners discover pets enjoy motoring yet dislike grit in their eyes. Renowned dogs like the prince of Wales Corn and Tallulah Bankhead's Napoleon are among those tested in this experiment.
Gerrit Smith Miller of Petersboro presents a large bundle of over ten thousand letters dating 1790 to ISTS. The correspondence includes Wendell Phillips William Lloyd Garrison John Brown Charles Sumner and others. The donor notes a maxim about ignorance being bliss.
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