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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1920
Page
3
A testimonial details how a woman suffering three years found relief with Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. After using the remedy she regained strength, could work twice as much, and praised the product as a wonderful medicine. The note mentions a plaintiff at 196 Appleton Street and confidentiality.
A garbled fragment discusses health concepts such as purity, medicine, liver regulation, flushing stomach, sweetening the stomach, gag reflex, and enriching the blood. It appears as a damaged note or advertisement with unclear sources.
Odd clipping describes Bulgarian Blood Tea as a claimed remedy for colds and influenza that physicians and druggists allegedly misrecomend. It also references a generic open-air life and a brief, fragmented chatter about a chorus girl and social scenes, without coherent events or clear dates.
A suburban reader describes rising health problems after moving from Chicago to a nearby town. He recalls six weeks of illness in his three children and questions links to garbage disposal, a nearby cesspool, milk quality, and possible typhoid sources tied to a dairy, pool, or water supply. He asks the health board to investigate milk and water testing and cites a typhoid epidemic traced to local sources.
The piece ponders the essence of poetry and what is lost without imagination. It laments the absence of "little dreams" and "holy memories" and the detachment from greatness, wonder, and fairyland within daily life.
A Springfield Republican article argues for a rail policy capping earnings through government revenue sharing. It notes New Jersey commuter protests over rates and high dividends, while supporters say safeguards ensure fair rates and attract capital. Opponents fear reduced efficiency. the piece cites legal questions about the policy’s constitutionality and the broader transportation act.
Mrs E C Stone of Peoria notes the American Hampshire Association believes many future breeders will come from current boy friends in pig clubs across the United States. She cites 20 boy friends and 90 hogs supplied this year as evidence that Hampshire shows strong appeal and growing club participation. The speaker says the Hampshire hog is rising in popularity over older breeds and stresses keeping stock clean for shows.
A dialogue cites Jud Tunkins on regulating a wealthy but poorly voiced singing society. Ad copy promotes Cuticura remedies for pimples and skin clear routines using Onticura Ointment Gut cura Soap and Onticura Taleum-Ady.
Mr and Mrs Brown drive a new motorcar that stalls on a road. He tinkers and crawls beneath the vehicle as language erupts in jesting fight between patience and a faulty machine. The wife urges restraint quoting Job while Mr Brown retorts with a do not swear stance.
The readable fragments reference Jericho road parable themes, political figures, and calls for national unity. Mentions of Jericho, Samar, and a commission urging continuity of Union hint at a historical public discourse on governance and succession amid unrest.
Three men boasted of a good race day and vowed to obey their wives after a wine prize. One claimed a cat's saucer incident, another sat on a piano, and the third fell on a step, with wives urging caution. Washington DC grows as a millionaire colony with at least 150 residents worth a million or more.
A testimonial claims Fatonic eased indigestion and related stomach distress after long suffering. The user says a year ago they were unable to work but after taking Fatonic they improved by 10 percent and could resume duties. The ad urges readers to try Fatonic at low cost with a guaranteed result.
A jumble of phrases references laws, crowns, and food prices tied to war. Mentions of a Spanish proverb, a woman and a dagger, tools like a buzz saw, and a note about a golf bug. Ends with a claim about Bachanbe race preserving Polish language and customs against modernists.
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