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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1895
Page
4
Mrs. I Lan pies of Woodktoogk Ot. declares spring cleaning fatigue and weak health improved by Hood's Sarsaparilla. She says the medicine cleanses the blood, steadies nerves, and enables housework and farm tasks, with Hood's Pills praised as well.
An article cites Forest and Stream praise for Hood's Sarsaparilla and discusses salmon jumping ability. Norwegian inspector A Landmark reports observed salmon leaping up to sixteen feet under favorable conditions, though such height is rare.
A long-winded antiquarian piece recounts the medieval origin of playing cards and their suits, linking diamonds to ridestwnen and landes, clubs to farmers, and spades to nobility. It then weaves in anecdotes about bottledale beer, spectacle fashion, and eccentricities of Nero, Beethoven, Continent travels, and mad inclinations, ending with a harsh tale of a patron and a gladiator deaths.
The article argues against delaying duties like wood cleaning and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a spring blood purifier. It asserts spring cleansing builds health, aids resistance to heat, and ensures vitality through summer and autumn. Emphasizes pure blood as essential for happiness and usefulness.
An obituary marks the death of a wife and father in his fifty fifth year with funeral details at a graveyard on Saturday. The page also contains scattered notices on medical ads for Hall’s Catarrh Cure, property taxes litigation in Missouri, a plea about reducing taxes in Columbus, a note on child welfare, and news of an American colony opening a reading room in London.
A Paris Parisian obituary notes Augu ste Vacquerie death. several writers including Tom Brown and Victorien Sardon are linked to new novels and historical dramas. Ibsen, Kipling and Hawthorne receive commentary. notes on British literary honors and editors. Mentions Sarah Bernhardt and a proposed royal literary order.
A feature on Boston celebrities notes a small-bodied sensitive composer with a witty wife. An afternoon scene shows giddy young women praising his music as Miss Gushington asks how he writes passionate pieces without nerves. Mrs. behaves calmly, while John continues to compose.
The article notes new small fish shaped porcelain plates in china shops intended for serving broiled fish or scallops. They mimic real fish color and are shallow to hold food, described in a period tone with playful dialogue about roses and a kiss.
The Pittsburg bottle trade yields about $55,000 yearly for four or five dealers with 3,000,000 bottles collected annually and profits of 0.75 cent per bottle. Half sold locally, the rest go to New York and Brooklyn via Hugh Quinn who runs fifty warehouses there. Lansing, Michigan hosts a matrimonial club where a chosen member must marry within a year and always does.
The Marchioness of Breadalbane broke machinery on the Rothesay Gourock voyage. The captain steered to mid channel and spun in a circle until nearly out of steam, then headed to Gourock where ropes secured her and the remaining steam escaped. Also notes on health tonics and various ads from the era.
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