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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1931
Page
2
The foreman orders guards to clear the area as the couple confronts an unsettled mood after a tense encounter. They bend to gaze at a sleeping baby whose gaze mirrors a life changing moment for him and his companion.
Bennie disappears after a pony ride toward Roundcliff. Garrett O’Hara and Barbara confront outlaw Bob Quantrell in a canyon. Barbara pleads for mercy, Quantrell spares Garrett but warns of danger as they back away with Bennie secured.
Bennie proclaims living with Barbara and O’Hara after their imminent marriage. Quantrell tracks an outlaw gang with Deever showing betrayal and a fatal shootout as the posse closes in, ending with O’Hara returning home to Barbara after completing his mission.
Augusta Schuelke born January 11 1954 in Pitman Germany died April 1 1981 in Minnesota at age 77 with pneumonia and old age listed as causes. Survived by six sons Rev William Schuelke Rev Jan Schuelke Herman Bert Max Henry, one brother August Peake one sister Mrs Emil Manten a and a stepson near Cushing. Funeral held from Burt Schuicke home with German and English sermons.
Bill, an eager aviator, performs stunts to impress Miss Wilmott at a flying meet. After a reckless loop, the Major eyes a reprimand, but Wilmott defends him, praising the thrill of flight and the pair sharing a thrilling moment in the sky.
A complete three inch bone needle dated around 25 000 years old is housed at the Field Museum Chicago. Crafted by Magdalenian artisans it was likely used to sew reindeer skin garments and was excavated from a rock shelter at Gantes southern France.
In Luton England the local straw hat industry uses sunlight to bleach hats. A large open space beside the factory holds regularly planted sticks with hats in various stages of whitening. The scene resembles a garden of white blooms as the sun does the work.
A New York woman claims rapid weight loss after using Kruschen Salts, reporting a 14 pound reduction on a second bottle. The ad touts 85 cents for a four week supply, urges morning use with hot water, and promises increased energy and brighter eyes, plus a money back guarantee.
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