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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
3
A reader recounts severe abdominal pain and vomiting for years, relief after using Lydia E Pinkham Compound, and plans to continue use. Mention of a personal relief story from Mrs. Ary St. Wyandotte and a town event with Jack Jolly adds local color.
An OCR fragment lists aspirin claims and safety notes with phrases about headaches and toothache relief. It references aspirin manufacturing, packaging, and price, plus scattered lines about potato pests, cosmetics, and a multi-item ad style.
The article warns of rising food insecurity as global demand shifts, with the United States facing pressure from European flour needs and the end of wheat price regulation. It discusses government market controls, wartime distortions, and the risk of a new cycle of conflict over grain and sugar distribution.
Farmers urged to use tractors for terracing ditching and drainage to protect hillsides and roads. Advocates y shaped ditches with a ditcher to replace laborious plowing and improve road longevity and drainage. County agent help recommended for learning techniques and costs.
The correspondence of the London Times discusses the final acceptance of Greek settlement and the potential extension of Greek influence over non-Greek populations. Critics claim the proposals are impractical and unjust, arguing they threaten existing power balances and burden parties with blame for past failures.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a modest Oxford graduate nicknamed Troonics who, despite being small and unfit, entered Damascus with the victorious Arabian Army. The speaker imagines the reaction if he had declined a Victoria Cross and commission.
The article discusses a shift toward oil burning for U S merchant ships amid a vast steel fleet. It notes 7386 ships on the shipping board with a large portion planned as oil burners and outlines cost, fuel, and efficiency considerations affecting American yards and crews.
Amusing illustrated sketches mix student life in Munich with prewar atmosphere. Vignettes include a Missouri student, general revelry, and banter at a beer garden and cigar stand. Light humor threads through scenes of mischief and social banter.
Fragmentary OCR style notes mention names and events, with unclear relationships and many garbled terms. The readable bits reference individuals such as Thomas Arabian and Kitchener, alongside strands about feuds, laws, and unrest, but specifics are incoherent and not reliably tied to a clear news item.
A brief dialogue notes a wife questioning her husband Dek's strength of mind as a discussion on privileges framed as rights by an average WoTBan. The exchange hints at social perceptions of power and autonomy in a local community.
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