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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
3
The article fragments discuss Chinese power projects on the Yangtze and a planned dam for hydroelectric development with a $4 009 000 cost. It mentions a peanuts tariff campaign in America and references film reviews and cultural notes alongside disjointed religious and sensational topics.
Doctors Osborn and Meckler warn Massachusetts and New York state of rising typhoid carriers who infect via food and milk. In Massachusetts 51 carriers caused many cases, with 41 percent from milk. Carriers should not work in dairy, cooking, or raw foods. nurses require strong hygiene and carriers must avoid food handling. The piece notes undiagnosed carriers and calls for planned diet and health measures.
The readable text fragment hints at a confusion or dispute over delivery and effort. It mentions two men and a supervisor figure, with phrases about hay and shine, but provides no clear event, date, or proper names to anchor a concrete news item.
Fragmentary notes discuss Edgar James Swift and Simon Newcomb arguing over heavier than air flight. The text recalls historical skepticism, mathematical limits, and references to Cardan as part of the debate on aviation feasibility.
The garbled excerpt refers to Leeson in Paris, railroad ties, Siberian exile, heroines, socialist work, and revolutionary rhetoric. Mentions of proletariat, Berkman, and promises to serve the cause hint at political turmoil and class struggle themes from a past-era clipping.
Fragmentary text mentions a Suez company plan sale valued at 5 350 000 and references years and people names unclear. No coherent events, dates, or identifiable organizations beyond the Suez hint.
The article recalls the battleship Iowa commissioned in 1896 as a swift 12 inch gun ship and predicts its replacement by a new Iowa. It notes the Spanish American War actions at Santiago, describes the fate of older ships like the Texas and Oregon, and explains plans to convert the old Iowa into a radio controlled experimental floating target while a new Iowa would again serve as a premier vessel.
Fragmented text references campaigns conducted from porches and attics. The speaker discusses whether attic writings serve as omens for politicians, contrasting porch activity with attic recording and suggesting a skeptical view of omen signs in political life.
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