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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1918
Page
1
An exchange remarks that the Mexican crisis is passing, noting the situation abates as predictably as the moon's cycles. The line underscores recurring upheaval and indifferent routine in the region.
The text questions time changes and urges Chanticleer to start earlier. It notes the kisser's ties with Gott on the western front distract him from his alliance with Mawwmet on the eastern line. It asks if a bill granting the president power to requisition timber relates to politicians' fences.
An excerpt recalls a wartime debate over restricting movement as Germany pursues gains. A cynical remark suggests a life for every foot of ground is the price of conquest, reflecting broader policy pressures and skepticism about aims.
A New York man petitions the courts to compel his wife to stay silent. The piece likens the appeal to bold patriotic rhetoric and hints at legal and social tensions. The column reflects on liberty taxes and public figures with a satirical tone.
A quotation from Theodore Roosevelt declares that any man in the United States showing approval or sympathy for Germany in the current war should be arrested and punished by death or imprisonment proportional to the offense.
A Aurelian druggist J C Nelson touts Adler-ika as a cure all for sour stomach gas and constipation. The testimonial claims buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients flush the bowel for instant relief and even prevention of appendicitis.
Miss Stella Hickey accepts a Sioux City clerical post and leaves Tuesday to start Wednesday. Local meetings include a Liberty Loan drive prep chaired by George Anderson with success reported. Social visits occur at the Hickey, Andersen, Kaskey, Palinville, Menke, Schaffer homes. Frank Webb loses hogs. Charlie Gustafson buys seed potatoes. J B Trimble of Sioux City preached at the Center. Red Cross April 17 drive planned. Diamond Red Cross meets biweekly. township women urged to sew.
Mt Olive residents attend church as a tramp steals soap from the east schoolhouse. There is a Liberty Bond drive urging purchases to support the war effort. A horse and wagon mishap injures no one. A local wheat variety from Russia is showcased for trial. A spring bazaar and supper is planned for April nineteenth. A short fiction piece recounts a clever necklace recovery and a staged robbery in a station setting with a reward story. The Langham Sayers boxing notes and a travel quip conclude the page.
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