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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1919
Page
7
The ad warns rheumatism stems from kidneys failing to expel poisons and urges immediate action. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure to restore kidney and urinary tract health, claiming widespread success and warning against imitators.
Dialogue features Pastor Brown questioning Rastus about church attendance. Rastus explains a man named Broth ah Green now handles the collection basket after returning from service and having lost a hand, with a mix of dialect humor and recognition of wartime sacrifice.
English builders employ various substitutes for broken window glass over the past four years with ingenuity.
A dialogue fragment shows a character asking what dogs are preferred and the reply naming an unusual dog type. The brief exchange highlights a peculiar humor setup in the scene.
Mrs James Rohrberg of Pittsburgh credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving a long standing weakness causing backache and headaches after her husband bought three bottles. The advertisement urges readers with related symptoms to seek the remedy and write for advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
The ordnance bureau of the War Department offers 15,000,000 yards of a special cartridge silk for dress goods. Described as a novelty, the fabric would retail for two to three dollars per yard. Col. E. E. Garrison arranged a dress from the cloth to prove its suitability.
In Venice, during a Woman's club meeting, a member argued that current bathing costumes are underdone for swimming yet risky, noting that submarines may see wearers under water. She voiced concern over potential censorship of spring attire.
Martha describes a kindergarten ending and a circus parade. She recalls growing giant potamasses and a scene with leopards and elephants in a crack the whip display, with animals holding tails and doing everything.
January marks wheat harvest time in Australis while sheep toil as burden beasts in northern India carrying twenty pounds. UK brick output tops 1,000,000 weekly as a Manchester wholesale society with thirty thousand employees leans toward union membership.
Major J S Nee, Chinese army surgeon, argues at the American Medical Association meeting that plague requires direct contact whereas influenza spreads via airborne germs. He compares 1910-11 and 1927-28 China outbreaks with last spring’s epidemic, asserting distinct modes of spread and clarifying longstanding Western opinions.
A dialogue fragment contrasts a schoolboy Willie with a teacher now, debating sharing an apple. Willie argues against giving the larger portion to a playmate, claiming it isn’t necessary. The exchange hints at fairness and social behavior in a classroom setting.
Mothers urged to inspect every bottle of Castoria for the CAL Lig signature and to use the remedy trusted for over 30 years as children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
In a brief Boston tran script Maud states she will not sing without pay, while a companion retorts that with her voice he would not sing for anything. The exchange highlights vanity and demand in a vocal talent scene.
A note states that 150000 Rer- Sons in the United States die from tuberculosis each year. It muses on peaceful living with phrases about love and lettuce and cheap living becoming possible.
A reflective maxim on ambition precedes discussions of restraint and drive. The quip notes humility before ascent and frames ambition as a careful personal force rather than a boastful claim.
A newly patented sling worn like a vest supports injured arms. The design aims to improve comfort and immobilization for users during recovery.
In summer, August Flower is touted as a sovereign remedy for indigestion and upset bowels. It claims to ease fermentation, sour stomach, headaches, and constipation by stimulating the liver and cleansing the intestines. Sold everywhere.
A cab driver in London steadies a stout elderly woman during a ride and says he enjoys a fare that steadies the cab. The exchange illustrates courteous humor noted by London Tit Bits.
A short, fragmentary note describes a failed proposal with the line Geraldine Lets fail together in San Francisco Arronaut. The tone suggests a personal relationship crisis and a shared sense of collapse.
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