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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
7
A Cincinnati renius unveils Freezone a tiny bottle sold by druggists costs only a few cents. It promises instant relief from pain and lifts hard corn soft corn and toe corn without irritation or soreness.
Bobby quips about biblical planes in a Stray Stories item as an air pilot waits to see his sister. The vicar’s assertion this morning claims Esau sold his heirship to Jacob, prompting a playful exchange.
A fragmented advertisement extols Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum for hand care and toilet purposes. It mentions soaking hands in hot water with Cuticura Soap and rubbing in Cuticura Ointment, then removing surplus with tissue paper.
A congressman recounts a fable about Germany and bolshevism to dodge indemnities. The tale centers on Sheridan the spendthrift and a scene where Gunter the confectioner presses for payment, Hanson the ironmonger insists, and a quick turn leads Sheridan to offer Gunter’s bill as settlement.
The dialogue notes that the children are “old-fashioned” and obedient, highlighting a traditional household tone. The exchange emphasizes propriety and deference to parental authority in a concise snapshot.
A tense scene hints at a forthcoming recital as Sallie prepares to perform, while observers sense unease about what may follow. The speaker remarks on a perceived absence of music and anticipates Sallie's debut.
The Canadian Bureau of Statistics reports farm land values per acre in the Dominion. Average land value including improvements was $46 in 1918, $44 in 1947, $41 in 1916, $40 in 1915, and $38 in 1914.
An old advertisement asserts catarrh is incurable by local applications and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a internal remedy that cures via the blood. It lists tonics and tonics ingredients, cites J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as the makers and promises testimonials.
A new boy in an orphanage grapples with the strict scrubbing routine. He resents the effort until the annual inspector visits, prompting intensified cleaning. After the board departs, he questions the need to repeatedly scrub the dining-room steps.
A large German general statue outside Brussels became a backdrop for a wartime prank when, during the allied advance last year, a handbag marked To Berlin was placed in the statue’s outstretched hand, drawing curious attention from onlookers.
A court dismisses the case citing its nature as a short circuit court. The remark underscores the procedural flaw that weakened the legal action and led to its termination.
Calamity Wayne Pauline H, an eight year old Holstein at the Beltsville United States dairy station, produced 11 tons of milk in a year and 22 547.8 pounds in 865 days with 3.805 butter fat. Her 305 day record was 19 256.6 pounds of milk and 3.77 percent fat. The animal was selected from a Michigan herd in 1917 and started on test December 7 1917 amid extreme winter and hot summer conditions.
A USDA dairy division letter to 1500 health officers in large cities urges city governments to provide proper laboratory equipment. It states a health department lacking a lab is powerless to protect milk safety and outlines necessary apparatus for milk analysis.
The dairy cow is the most profitable animal on the farm if rightly managed. Under ordinary conditions she always returns a profit for her care and feed when given the right food in the right quantity. Feed her just right, keep her quiet and comfortable, and she matches the goose that finds golden eggs.
An advertisement claims kidney and bladder symptoms such as back pain headaches and dizziness stem from kidney trouble. It promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules imported from Haarlem Holland as a long standing remedy with continued use to restore vigor and health.
A visitor from abroad asks what tune the band is playing and questions the choice as potentially reckless advice while noting each nation should judge its own literature. The response affirms poetry’s value but hesitates on external judgment.
A whispered line reveals a marital rift as one spouse notes the mistress will be ready in five minutes and plans a nap before a call in an hour and a half, hinting at a tense domestic scene.
A succinct opinion notes distrust toward individuals lacking sincerity and authenticity. The author emphasizes the need for genuine character among leaders and peers to maintain trust and accountability.
A garbled excerpt from a Boston Evening Transcript piece humorously surveys phrases about health and fortune. It mocks weathered lines on husbands, horses, troubles, and political chatter in a clipped collaged form.
Fragments show a dialogue about wealth and taxation with phrases asking if someone is rich and noting taxes paid, but the text is garbled and lacks clear context or identifiers.
Cooking grains for cattle may improve intake in dairy cows but often adds little palatability and can reduce digestibility, experts say.
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