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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1905
Page
4
News item records Julia Marlowe praising Peruna as a nerve tonic, with a broad, period-voice endorsement and mentions of medical claims, a note on digestion and nervous vitality, plus assorted curiosities and a humorous anecdote about a bishop and Mr Caswell, reflecting the era's style and topics.
A patient reports hair restoration after using Cu cure Soap and Ointment, claiming cure of severe scalp issues and renewed hair growth. The ad cites a New York contact and urges readers to consult the product for scalp ailments. It also includes vague warnings and promotional remarks about housing and privacy.
In Webster City the Hawkeyestate move to halt school book circulation faces strong opposition. County Attorney Blike voices concern to President A. Din about compliance with state laws on book handling and school control. City officials plan to resume selling taxed volumes at local stations while complaints accuse officials of delaying action and mismanaging the boycott.
The murder of a young Udinamian girl Mah Shahe near Montrowe is under coroner inquiry. The investigation links alleged suspect George Ratcher, escorted the girl by federal officers, with the case amid unclear motives and chaotic details.
Two youths, Gene Tayler and Moree Vreeland, plus an unnamed third, are jailed pending the next circuit term after authorities say they burglarized four Akram area stores Tuesday, stealing about 75 dollars and revolvers. Arrests were made by Eth Loin and Jtustive Nullitan. Several revolvers were recovered at the scene and at Stony Balls. The youths confessed and have prior concealment charges in South Dakota. Tayler faces thirteen months, Vreeland one year, on related charges.
More than 1000 high school students were expelled after a council rule, opposed by many parents, with reports detailing a harsh response to a perceived violation. Separately, a young Indian woman Moh Sha Che was found murdered, clothes torn, amid ongoing searches.
A break in at Tint Wros., Payton, ends without detection as robbers steal money from a drawer and escape. Police trace clues including a pinel front damaged door and potential local suspects. Record notes a separate Saturday shooting incident involving Richard Binke and a husband’s murder attempt, with few details clarified.
The city faces a bold move to cut down the Gibraltar tower as part of a redevelopment plan. Officials aim to clear the site within five years, citing safety and urban improvements while preserving approval for the surrounding area.
A Corning couple marked their golden wedding anniversary in Taylor County with a ceremony at the home of Leeman. Around 125 guests attended as the couple recalled their 50 years together. Mrs Lem was present with family as neighbors and local residents witnessed the milestone and offered well wishes.
A court in Red Oak granted a change of venue for Dennison of Oumba accused of a serious crime involving James Vellock. Judge Loean Mortis presided as the venue moved to Lan Dennison. Attorneys Parlon sought to verify a defendant list as the defense argued about the case details.
Regents of the state university favor building a dam to supply power. Location depends on whether Iowa City or the university property gets the project. A half‑week free power plan or campus options are discussed, with the Wilninne firm or Chicago likely involved for the engineering contract.
A fragmented critique of Monte Carlo croupiers appears in a quoted passage from the New York Tribune. It depicts gamblers, high wagers, and a weary Englishman watching a roulette game, noting the allure and folly of money in the casino world.
Joseph McCauley of Chicago recalls a long broken-down health with backache and loss of appetite. After four boxes of Doan’s Kidney Pills he reports a complete and permanent cure and urges others to use the remedy sold by Foster Milburn Co.
A reported incident from August describes a family in a southwest residence finding missing silver items after a meal. A butter knife vanished, later recovered behind furniture, with another knife and a silver fork found in a wall niche. The spree led to broader fears of rats and further loss.
A fractured OCR passage recalls a war hero and public remembrance with names like Memelty Favorke and Vane. Reverent lines question heroism and personal sacrifice, hinting at a wartime tribute and family dialogue. The text is garbled but centers on memory and praise.
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