29 Aug 1902
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1902
Page
1
A reader collection expresses thanks for medical advice and remedies. Mentions improved digestion and relief from symptoms after using suggested products. Letters describe personal gratitude and a sense of community support.
Fragmentary obituary and public notices recount Mina Dowie’s death in Africa amid medical ambitions, training in medicine, and a long, detailed civic itinerary. It lists councils, conventions, and appointments, including delegates and visitors, with references to medical studies and future excursions.
A jumble of names, places, and events dominates local items including Parker and Ginaltela, Aurelie Anil THeagay, and Bundy fod. It mentions auctions, improvements, and road requests, with references to Cherokee County politics, fairs, and negotiations for equipment and labor.
Community reports describe the Grand Lodge session in Des Moines with attendees from Iowa and surrounding areas. The event includes speeches by notable figures from Georgia and other states, a grand procession, and plans for charitable donations and public service projects.
excursion rates for trips to multiple western and mountain destinations through Illinois Central. information includes travel to Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Salt Lake City, Deadwood, and Davenport with specific age and boarding requirements and instructions to contact nearest ticket office for exact travel dates and rates.
A damaged report from Stoux City Iowa details a boy harmed by poison and later treated with Mazol Salve by local neighbors. The article notes fear for his sight and mentions Dr. De Witt and a doctor’s application aiding recovery.
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