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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1910
Page
7
Sfunyou's Paw Paw Pills claim to coax the diver into activity without causing relief or weakness. They tout blood enrichment and full nourishment from food, deny calomel content, and advertise free medical advice from Munyon's Doctors. Also sold as a cold remedy and rheuma remedy with prices of 10, 25, and 26 cents.
About 270000 workers nationwide halted coal production, suspending output in eleven states except Pennsylvania and confirming optimism the pause will be brief. Officials say it is a suspension not a strike as union leaders seek wage actions and possible mine shutdowns continue.
The Indiana Supreme Court affirms a Jefferson County case involving James W. Ramsey et al against Joseph P. Hicks et al over a Presbyterian merger. It rules the Cumberland Presbyterian general assembly had authority to state the church’s faith, affecting property and governance of the Washington Indiana congregation and potential implications for other branches.
A hotel ballroom housed hundreds in Ookorerite Hungary when a fire broke out killing about 250 people. Panic caused a deadly crush as guests fled toward exits while the roof collapsed trapping and injuring many.
Chicago painters and decorators faced a wage standstill as the union threatened a walkout unless contractor Cullen increased pay by six cents an hour. About 1,000 workers did not resume at 8 am, with reports that 4,000 painters could be idle by night as contractors signed the scale.
The piece compares Jacob's ascent from deceit to faith with a sermon on a grain of wheat. It cites biblical figures and moral lessons, stressing heredity, divine power, and human trust. The author links personal growth to the broader spiritual harvest and responsibility in daily life.
Reverend J F Stout presents a sermon arguing the text proves divine origin of truth beyond senses. He cites the New Testament epochs from Bethlehem Calvary and the tomb as proof and describes salvation, freedom from tyranny, abolition of slavery, and the spread of knowledge as evidence of God’s ongoing plan for humanity. The piece frames belief as response to revealed truth.
A string of brief maxims critiques self deception in faith and the misuse of religion. It argues true peace requires inner resolve not outward pieties, warns against turning the Bible into a barrier, and notes reliance on theology alone cannot make one pious.
A fragmentary sermon teaches caution in trusting public prayers and friendships. It urges humility, faithfulness, and careful discernment in how one acts toward God and others, warning that appearances can mislead and unwise conduct harms character.
Crowds of Egyptian Nationalists march past Shepherds Hotel in Cairo shouting Down with hypocrites and demanding Roosevelt hear their views. Colonel Roosevelt’s Cairo address condemns assassination and stresses slow self government amid government opposition.
Eddie Fay, famed burglar described as the trickiest criminal, is under arrest in New York for alleged participation in the 85 000 dollar Richmond Virginia post office heist. Chicago post office inspectors celebrate a six year search ending with his capture. He faced indictments for a Chicago post office robbery and a 1901 Superior Wisconsin case, escaping custody in 1904 while awaiting trial in Wisconsin.
Dudley Evans president of Wells, Fargo & Co. dies two weeks after a hospital operation at Roosevelt Hospital New York. The report notes the operation was performed by Drs. Brewer and colleagues and follows Evans’s entry for surgery. The obituary records Evans’s role and sudden death.
A Mt. Sterling Kentucky man reports kidney and bladder trouble and credits Peruna after three months use. The Peruna Company of Columbus Ohio offers free sample bottles by mail and invites readers to request one and mention reading the ad. They also provide medical department advice on case details and health literature.
An item notes the Royal Normal College for the Blind in London reporting three hundred percent self supporting for its quote. An advertisement touts Dr Pierce’s Pellets as sugar coated pills for stomach liver and bowel regulation and constipation relief. It also mentions Allen’s Long Walsini claimed to cure deep seated colds and highlights Pennsylvania property taxation and a sale of bottles.
Constance offers candy to her aunt who declines with politeness. The child chooses white sugared almonds while noting the pink ones were first. The exchange ends with the last piece disappearing and a remark about the color change.
A reader letter extols Postum as an appetizing invigorating beverage that eased nervousness caused by coffee. It notes improved color in a pale lad and claims the product helps “make red blood” per its trademark. The writer references The Road to Wellville and hints at ongoing letters with genuine human interest.
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