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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
2
The author Robert Chambers recalls two wounded Tommies on leave in London who mock Windward soldiers in silver trappings as they pass Trafalgar Square. One Tommy whispers amazedly that the soldiers are “sojers” in a quiet, amused moment.
Mr M is chosen to carry the contribution basket at his church despite opposition from men who know him for juggling accounts. A grocer warns they'd better not trust him with the basket unless a cash register is attached to it.
A brief dialogue features Nell and Belle discussing clarity and nature with playful banter about plain speaking and saving charm.
A fragmented quote discussion questions whether the idea of peace at any price persists and hints at possible skepticism about marriage or male perspectives. The text presents a terse, ironical exchange suggesting shifting attitudes.
The article notes Senator Lodge urging careful weighing of the league of nations articles before adoption fearing too many ties may threaten the future. It includes a parable about a diva revising a contract showing a manager correcting a line about transportation for herself and others.
In a World War I skirmish, bullets from opposing sides crossed paths as engineers and soldiers fought through No Man's Land. An English soldier recovered two bullets with differing outcomes after driving German troops back hundreds of yards. Cement From Oyster Shells replaces traditional raw materials as Gulf coast industries explore new cement methods.
A guidance line suggests keeping calm to handle a man who is abusing you. It emphasizes restraint and composure as a strategy to manage heated interactions.
In Chicago Judge Victor P. Arnold orders Raymond Fromm a sixteen year old to receive a whipping in juvenile court with his father administering the punishment. The car Raymond took belonged to Elmer Bree and the boy faced a potential St Charles School term if misbehavior continued.
Sheriff John Fleming reports four Chicago men escaped from the Aledo jail after breaking through cells and stealing guns a watch and a car. The escapees include Howard O Hara James Giblin and James Wood and Frank Keurowski. A spring poem left in the cell provoked the sheriff’s wrath as he vows the poets will face consequences.
Cecil G. Fowler and H H Dunbar traveled to Chicago with Mrs. Fowler when luggage containing diamonds and pearls was misplaced near Fifty-ninth Street and Western Avenue. Mrs. Griese returned the jewels and earned a $500 reward, while Mrs. Erickson claimed a share. The jewelry value later noted as $500 more than before.
A French officer aiding language learnings recounts his struggle with English. He describes missteps and a turning moment when hearing the phrase the first shall be last and the last shall be first. He notes a neighborhood club with one rule to serve refreshments at every meeting.
In the Cassiar district of British Columbia Mrs. J. L. Mead of Chicago killed a large grizzly with one shot after stalking the animal with Indian Joe the guide. The bear stood eight feet eight inches long with paws twelve inches across and claws large. The pelt is a winter rug in the Meads' home. The couple described creeping through rugged sheep country to reach the bear, which stood 30 paces away before the fatal shot.
An old advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a quick remedy for back and kidney pain. It claims kidneys show distress through stiff backs and urges readers to buy the product from reliable druggists with a money back guarantee.
A mother recounts warning her son to stay close, while the boy admits he did not understand she wanted him to go across to Enee and remain there. The dialogue reflects a rural or dialectal voice and a cautionary family moment.
Local advertisement claims catarrh cannot be cured except by Fall’s Catarrh Medicine which supposedly cures by acting through the blood on mucous surfaces. It touts Ball’s Catarrh Medicine as a superior tonic and blood purifier. Testimonials offered free by J Chaney & Co Toledo Ohio.
The fragment notes Lydia Maria Child urging readers to seek joy and share cheerfulness with others. It emphasizes the refreshing effect of cheerful people and encourages efforts to spread happiness to those around.
A humorous cartoon caption talks of stormy weather and thunder as a father explains the dark clouds to his son. A quip about a girl’s view on men and gifts adds a playful note about romance and expectations.
Advertises Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a temperance tonic for women’s health from Buffalo New York. Claims to address feminine disorders with herbal roots and herbs and to relieve headaches nervousness and despondency in young or middle aged women.
A Los Angeles Times report notes that in front of Judge Richardson the defendant allegedly hurled insults at the arresting officer. Pat protested that he only urged group bravado and joked about being in a zoo.
In a crowded event, Yas and Rose clock fast times while the majority of girls misjudge the betting, choosing the wrong outcome. The scene reflects a tense mix of optimism and miscalculation as results unfold.
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