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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
2
In a moonlit reunion, Phyllis and Allan confess love after trials and secrecy. Their wedding plans resume as Phyllis recalls past grief and healing through Allan's steadfast support and Wallis's presence. A tender moment seals renewed devotion and future happiness.
The piece notes New York City’s street scene with tram cars, vendors, and constant uproar. It mentions Havana magazine context and criticizes the city’s noisy environment, contrasting it with public transit pace and the muffled motor sounds pervasive across streets and hotels.
John Rhodes, a cautious financier, hides his vast fortune and avoids publicity. Richard Kent, Rhodes’s top agent, rebels against overseas work and travels to Europe for a private, free life. Kent rents a centuries old Steinweg house and contemplates independence while maintaining contact with Rhodes through envelopes and bankers.
Fragmented text shows garbled discussion of tales, toys, animals, and a hinted storyline with names and places unreadable. The piece lacks coherent events or clear subjects to summarize a concrete news item.
The Bergdoll family scandal centers on Grover Cleveland Bergdoll a rich draft dodger and fugitive whose court martial sentence was offset by influence and money. The piece details bribery attempts to release him from Fort Jay and the dubious role of lawyer Clarence Gibboney and the Ansell firm in a plan to retrieve hidden gold.
A street car conductor’s lasting legacy of 315.08 shows a smile’s value. The piece argues smiles aid selling, reflect inner character, and yield long term benefits, citing Charles M. Schwab and the notion that genuine smiles carry sunshine and healthful moral influence.
Discussion notes that cataracts may arise from extreme heat and rays in metalworking. The text lists temperature tables for processes and mentions open hearth work near hot items. It references frequent cataract occurrence among workers and suggests lung or eye exposure risks.
The readable text discusses light welding and cutting with mention of heat factors and colored clas se. It hints at choosing colors for a product rather than a hit or miss approach, but the passage is fragmentary and lacks clear facts.
A fragmentary extract recounts an ancient bulb that sprouted after 3 000 years and links soil conditions to a bloom. The feature notes a gardener in New England who replenished garden soil and faced a series of escalating shortages and soil problems over the years.
A garbled note reports a sugar shortage or vanish in Springdale affecting wholesale grocers led by Lusk Co. The fragment hints at missing sugar shipments and a witness named Tina, with unclear details and scattered names.
A damaged fragment references New York vegetable company items and mentions Lydia, Lynn, Massachusetts. Unclear details about success or appearance.
A fragmented OCR passage mentions sore care and ointment, a large dose, merchants and grocers, and a price or cost note. The text is garbled with stray terms like doktor and money back, making specifics unclear.
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