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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
6
Black River Falls Wisconsin resident Mrs A W Binzer says doctors near Eau Claire urged an operation for her organic troubles but Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her instead. She urges others to try the root and herb medicine and share the report with friends.
A city man tells a farmer he should be happy owning land but the farmer insists the farm cannot cover interest on his mortgage. A light ad note suggests Red Cross Ball Blue for laundry and jokes about aging wisdom teeth and dentist prices.
The Alberta Agriculture report shows 1918 dairy yields holding firm despite high feed costs. Butter and cheese production climbed, average herd size about 5.6 cows, with rising farm land values and strong slaughter and creameries growth. Immigration to Western Canada is up due to fertile soils and favorable conditions.
A sermon on Genesis 1 26 28 and Genesis 2 7 9 argues man is created in God’s likeness not physically but intellectually morally and spiritually. It notes tripartite nature spirit soul body and explains man’s rank to rule over creation. It emphasizes God’s design in Eden and the sacred sacredness of marriage between male and female.
A Mary Graham Bonner story features Brother and Miss Elephant debating point of view while elephants in a distant land work steadily. They discuss thinking, seeing, and mind concepts as they help build ships and rafts, proving elephants can do real work beyond tricks.
A fragment from the Florida Times-Union includes a quoted line praising a woman who "carried the hoagse by storm" and praising a change made "right in front of the audience" though the garbled OCR leaves uncertain names and exact event.
An advertisement promotes Cattenra Ointment for pimples redness and itching followed by Caticura Soap hot water and a talcum powder for fragrant skin. It also touts Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for liver and bowels and ends with a critique about a merciless critic and a successful author.
A brief reflection notes that joy in abundance reflects deep spiritual wealth and inner fulfillment, quoting Stevenson on the enduring value of heartfelt aspirations.
An excerpt quotes Mr. Gladstone on how collective wit cannot fairly judge a single moral act. It notes the shifting blends of thought and circumstance shaping character, suggesting there is one action that is plainly judged. The passage explores the complexity of moral appraisal.
A humorous line describes a scale that only reads up to 20 and a speaker noting a 300 pound weight. The speaker instructs Mike-Weil to weigh on it twice and add the results.
A dialogue about belief in punishment after death turns to practical advice about drinking. A witty exchange compares drowning sorrows to a wife who can swim and ends with a king’s plan to carve an ancient caution on stone so it cannot be read as mere scrap.
An old woman visits the probate judge asking to be the executor of her late husband estate. The judge clarifies his role while she jokes about executing “Little Infidels” in a humorous exchange. The piece closes with a wry remark on regret.
Mr Penwig debates April weather with Trig and others mentioning gas stoves and fur overcoats. The exchange questions the idea of seasonable temperatures and hints at disturbances among youths as a separate issue.
Selence claims old age starts with weakened kidneys and digestive organs and that keeping them in proper order can defer aging and extend life. The ad promotes Haarlem Oil Gold Medal capsules as a standard remedy to restore vitality, suggesting continued use for renewing health and promising refunds if ineffective.
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