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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1935
Page
3
Advertises a cheerful morning house dress pattern for casual wear with fabric options Swiss voile dimity and printed cotton. Describes ruffles sturdy materials for hard wear and lists sizes and yardage. Includes step by step sewing instructions and requests 15 cents for pattern from New York patterns department.
A garbled OCR mix presents jagged phrases about war, politics, marriage and theater culture. It includes stray lines about Erin allies, state leaders, duel fatigue, London and Portibe style notes, plus cheeky quotes from Pathfinder Magazine and the New York Daily Mirror.
News analysis notes Nazi efforts to suppress Catholic groups in Germany and rising anti Catholic and anti Jewish actions. It covers riots in Northern Ireland and the Irish Free State, labor strife in the Midwest, government debates over New Deal measures, and Roosevelts travel plans plus relief and public works funding cuts.
A Housewife's advice suggests refrigerating butter on a small dish and covering it with a cloth wrung in cold water to prevent rancidity. This method reportedly preserves butter for a longer period.
Reporters once held a death watch for a famed man to capture his presumed last words. Editors argued over what those words would be, predicting an age defining quote. The subject instead recovered, ending the anticipated obituary drama.
A dietary remedy promotes Milnesia Wafers pure milk of magnesia in tablet form for gentle fast relief. The ad claims ease of bowel movement, reduced gas and headaches, and urges daily use with directions on the bottle. Sold in pharmacies with price points and physician endorsements.
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