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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1916
Page
3
A society split into two groups the antiring and coralites addresses a common parental dilemma about teething rings. A mother in the Atlantic Monthly notes the difficulty of deciding between rubber and coral options for her child and the wider impact on parental certainty.
A prison visitor questions the inmate about his path to confinement. The man replies that his downfall came from what he left undone rather than what he did. He laments lacking a good alibi to avoid the charges.
Most rays from metallic filament electric lamps emit perpendicular to the filament, implying the primary emission direction is broadside to the wire. This reflects early observations on lamp radiation patterns.
Iowa posted a total farm value of 877,263,903 with crops at 525,668,906 and livestock added as of January 1. The state reported fruit yields lower than last year, essay winner Will King of Hubbard took top prize, and large road and school bond projects moved through counties and cities.
The Medical Record notes the furred tongue is not a reliable indicator of digestive disturbance. The editor recalls an old time spinster who mocked doctors and a sarcastic claim that tongues reveal health, while contrasting old school physicians who boasted diagnostic feats from a distance.
In seven years of selling Dr Whitmer's Swamp-Root, customers report strong satisfaction and repeat purchases. A 1915 letter from Lienhart Pharmacy of Norman, Oklahoma, praises the kidney remedy and invites readers to send ten cents for a sample and a booklet, noting bottles are available at drug stores.
Philters shows great interest in chemistry while Mrs Philters visits his laboratory to lecture him about wasting time and spoiling his clothes. He responds dryly as his retorts keep him busy with experiments.
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura skin remedy with free mail sample and book from Boston while a narrative on Duthwaite shows a worn look from sleepless nights. A remark ties winning jackpots to plans for a Canada trip this summer.
A terse comment notes that some individuals hinder colleagues to advance themselves. It suggests workplace friction and the presence of obstructive tactics affecting fairness and progress.
The Rev W H Beck reports a county school teacher and township trustees discussed a speaker for the annual commencement near Bartholomew. The idea of hiring Rip Van Winkle was proposed but the tale ends with Rip not available to give the speech this year.
A transcript shows Miss Gabble accusing someone of a big mouth and Miss Kate defending her. Miss G. claims concern while Miss E. rightfully notes the mouth seemed large due to constant talking. The dialogue reflects social banter and character dynamics in Boston.
A playful exchange on a porch reveals a mother’s teasing about a long wait last night and her daughter’s coy denial. The dialogue hints at curiosity and social expectations in a domestic scene.
A Bohemian invention spins paper into thread and weaves it into a textile that serves as a substitute for jute, offering a new material for fiber products.
In an Atlantic league game between McCabe's Poughkeepsie and Kingston, a fan-umpire substitute filled in. After homering on a full count, the balking spectator refused to run, explaining he kept the money to pay for the lost ball, prompting McCabe to urge him to run.
A brief excerpt shows a tense exchange about the war where one commentator refuses to argue, citing a broken plumbing issue and dwindling patience. A mistress and master quarrel behind locked doors, with chatter about a keyhole and their habit of quarrelling in French.
Advertisement offers a free book on rheumatism and its cure. It urges sufferers to write for the booklet and provides an address in Brockton Massachusetts with no cost.
Along the Caspian shore Persian agriculture relies almost entirely on irrigation systems. The regional water infrastructure shapes crop yields and livelihoods.
Fragmentary OCR text references Kline Company and medical testing results with mentions of medicine and testing. details are unclear and numerous garbled terms. The item appears to be a brief notice or stray line from an article about illness or health testing related to the firm.
A local columnist argues enjoyment isn’t tied to money, noting simple pleasures and community moments matter more than expense. The piece urges readers to value shared experiences over costly outings.
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