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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
4
Publisher and editor details published for a weekly issue. The notice notes the paper is issued every Friday and entered as second class matter at the post office. Subscription pricing appears as price guidance for advance payment.
The town plans a full Fourth of July program with a monster parade, a Sioux Center preacher as speaker, and a Daullina Alton baseball game. Music groups, grand fireworks, and a moonlight bicycle race are scheduled, with O. G. Reiger and HL Me as organizers.
Local newspaper notes the first issue of Maurice Pins published for Maurice and nearby readers. It invites community input on interesting items and visits, hopes for a clean, friendly paper, and asks readers to report errors for correction.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a collage of figures and oddities from various domains. It references Mrs. Russell Sage and others with large fortunes, Burma peanut acreage, Lemon production in Sicily, and dramatic weather and scientific notes. It also includes humorous bits, stray jokes, and scattered local observations.
The piece argues that children's love of animals hints at memory and innocence, stressing that education should draw from real life and timeless lessons. It praises nurturing over forcing, urges balancing fashion with nursery needs, and notes the value of recalling what children remember beyond formal schooling.
A collection of misquoted maxims and aphorisms attributed to various authors. The text presents fragmented lines and garbled attributions including Livy Sonthey Disraeli Augustine and Carlyle, with distorted phrases about wisdom fortune and humility.
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