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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1925
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel publishes humorous quips and political references lampooning Prohibition, La Follette, Coolidge, and social issues. The page lampoons income tax, class disparities, household chores, and a German ship invention, reflecting a lively local political- Idle chatter format.
A jumble of clipped quips and anecdotes touches on pets court issues taxes aging trees and aging citizens. The pieces mix satire about divorce finances automobiles and the World Court with notes on apple trees reaching a century of fruiting.
East Afton and Elk report Irving Brewster seriously ill with pneumonia last week but improving. Jeff Dyslin visited with Harvey and Bloyd Brewster at Point South Dakota. John Booth took Mrs Booth to Mars for a weekend visit to her mother Brangwin. Olga Thompson stayed in Aurelia with sister Mrs Templeman. Bill Booth family visited G N Booth in Aurelia. George Clover of Aurelia visited Brewster home. Henry Sansen has been ill recently with fever.
First grade reports enrollment, reading The Beacon First Reader, and lessons on children of foreign lands including Japanese Chinese and Dutch. Second grade began multiplication tables with top subtraction performers named. Fourth grade studied cotton industry geography and psychology of friendship letters. Several students earned red stars for reading notes. a basketball tournament with seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen is summarized with scores and outcomes. High school notes mention decorations and attendance, no school dates listed due to convention attendance.
London reports say the Delhi project for India's new capital progresses despite wartime delays. First buildings may be ready for occupation by year end, marking a major modern construction effort tied to the coronation of the English king and the shaping of government centers in the planned metropolis.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses phoneme studies and language accord with scattered phrases about a professor and a figure named Jockney. The content is incomplete and lacks coherent events or conclusions.
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