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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
2
An editorial styled piece touts a remedy for acid stomachs claiming fast relief from indigestion gas and sour stomach. It cites millions helped and notes the remedy is available from pharmacists with refunds if unsatisfactory.
Ladies wear shoes with Allen's Foot-Root Powder as an antiseptic foot bath and sprirkind aid. It claims to soften tight or raw shoes, ease sores, prevent blisters, and provide instant relief for tired feet, with ready sale everywhere.
An Argonaut recounts a wealthy western congressman who, despite odd tastes, erected a magnificent home for his wife and daughter. An old friend visits the mansion and overhears a boast about a parrot that would mock the host, illustrating the tension between appearances and reality.
In a humorously stern exchange from American Legion Weekly, a young widow orders her misbehaving child inside and jokes about using an ouija board to deliver a sharp scolding to their father.
The destroyer Sharker anchored near the Statue of Liberty in New York harbor then drifted to the port side as tides moved it. A rookie god asks a CP pol for help noting New York and Brooklyn both claim the statue so the government alternates its custody daily.
A jocular tale recounts Keith a lively youth who survives tough odds with flair yet loves play over study. After a report with four D grades his father scolds him and Keith retorts that D stands for Dandy B for Bum and A for Awe. He reflects that a fortune seeker often misses meals until success arrives.
In Marken the usurper Baron Provarsk consolidates power in the palace as Kent and the king seek a strategy to oust him. Plans involve sending Captain Paulo to bring the princess and her maid while keeping the king's absence plausible with loyalists and disguises.
A fragmented scene depicts a royal court under strain with murmurs of reform and fear. Tension rises as a new ruler consolidates power while subjects dread disturbances and harsh penalties. A whispered speech hints at control, dissent, and possible unrest among guards, civilians, and surrounding officials.
Fragmentary text appears to record a brief scene in a Sunday corner with a girl and consent implied. The readable lines include names and a casual exchange, but essential details and context are missing from the OCR.
Fragmentary OCR item notes agricultural terms and names without clear events or dates. Readable bits mention Sew From Cove and various abbreviations. No coherent action or outcome can be established from the fragment.
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