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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
5
An advertisement touts Papes Diapepsin tablets as quick relief for indigestion including pain sourness belching and gas. It claims fast action with minimal cost at drug stores. The note also includes unrelated clipped lines about a street scene and a magazine blurb.
The encyclopedia notes that flavoring used with tobacco in Europe and America changes both aroma and burn. A simple sniff test reveals distinct fragrances for different brands, with well aged Burley plus a dash of pure chemical giving a noticeable fragrance.
A Windy City yarn follows C. B. Mullen now in the Great Lakes Naval area. He proclaims he wants a stable home, a good wife, and humor in his sharp tales while boasting he can charm any woman and perform on stage. He asks the press to introduce him to suitable brides and to present him as a lively, likable bachelor.
A Greensboro trial centers on Solomon Leaser accused of assault for kissing Mrs. Samuel Rosenbire at a party. The kissee, husband present, identifies Leaser. defense argues the kiss was harmless social salute. Judge Jones awaits decision on the delicate outcome.
A man snatched a pocketbook from Mrs Lena Lebbin near Belmont and Leavitt, taking $19 meant to bury her two year old. The article notes the thief as the meanest man and reports community aid to the family after the loss.
The article explains balanced rations for dairy cows focusing on milk production needs. It defines balanced ration as appropriate proportions of protein carbohydrates and fats and discusses minimizing costs by selecting feeds with lowest digestible protein and energy costs.
When barnyard manure straw and stubble are unavailable farmers should grow green manure crops to maintain soil humus and fertility. Where manure is saved there is less need for green manures, but legumes grown in sufficient amounts can sustain fertility under short barnyard manure supplies.
An old advertisement and spoofing quotes from a Philadelphia Record piece about social etiquette around invitations. It also promotes Red Cross Ball blue and Cole's Carbon Salve with sample lines and pricing, urging readers to request a free pamphlet from J W Cole Co.
A clipped exchange describes mustard gas in stark terms, noting its deadly nature and how lies can be used as a tool to shape perception. The quotation emphasizes the danger of chemical warfare while tying deceit to broader manipulation.
Amid influenza demand Vicks VapoRub production ran day and night. The November deal is reinstated for March with a 20 percent discount for orders of 1 to 4 jars, jobber and manufacturer sharing 5 percent each.
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