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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1907
Page
4
An advertisement touts Man-A-Lin as an excellent remedy for constipation and claims it prevents biliousness skin issues and liver and kidney imbalances. It asserts a gentle bowel action makes harsh cathartics unnecessary and suggests occasional use for fever grips colds and influenza.
The text surveys varied topics from seal skin markets to industrial prices and theater gossip. It references historical figures and events with mixed, unclear details, including prices of fur skins and diplomatic notes, followed by stray anecdotes and a cartoonish aside about a boarder at Edinburgh Scotsman.
A fragment from the page references someone named Gyles and phrases about being at large and not doing something. The readable text suggests a discussion of liberty or capture, but details are incomplete and unclear.
Dun's Review of Trade reports ongoing commerce in Chicago with rising bank clearings and freight movement. Despite telegraphers strike and cautious lending, finished goods distribution, rail traffic, and crop progress bolster sentiment. Grain movement totals 3,017,102 bushels, with year ago and prior week figures noted. failures in the district at 22.
New York reports ongoing progress toward harvest with expanding fall trade at major western and eastern centers. Cotton fabrics demand rises while cotton yarns soften. woolen grades vary in sales with some accumulation talk. Leather and feather hides sell well at high quality, lower grades slower. iron and steel show subdued buying and price easing amid few deliveries. Week ending Aug 16 shows 140 business failures in the U S and 80 in Canada, according to Dradstreet's Commercial Report.
Market report lists cattle hogs sheep and grain bids in Chicago Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York and Toledo. Prices show wide ranges for cattle and hogs with mixed wheat corn oats and rye quotes across regions and grades.
Ail Are the Globe reports Southern Pacific boilermakers in San Luiy Obispo Cal striking. An accident near Peru Tad injured seven when a threshing machine exploded. A railroad worker was found dead under a car at Penu Ind. Oaene Cholteight fatally scorched in the same event. George Steed, a Methodist leader from Los Angeles, faced a personal dispute.
President Roosevelt defended stronger federal oversight of large corporations and warned against unregulated individualism and any socialistic cure. He urged enhanced national regulation, restraint on receiverships for misdoing trusts, and emphasized state rights only as they protect people’s interests. He also called for limits and accountability in interstate commerce and labor reforms.
A fragmentary report outlines a contested Korean throne with claims by YL Sy and rivalries involving a strongman stance amid potential Japanese involvement. It mentions the brutal end of a claimant and notes Western figures including Sir Hiram Stevens Mixhin and Dr Alexander Graham Bell. It also covers a U.S. religious society probe, American leadership shifts, and a vast Jersey City playground plan alongside military education reforms at West Point.
A masonry arch over the Onondaga Creek in Syma failed, causing a canal breach that wrecked a large floating craft and destroyed several small boats. The Greantle level water was drawn off, stopping all canal traffic. repairs will take several days.
Secretary of War Taft forges a wary stance on trusts and rail rates while opposing government railroad ownership. He champions a graduated income tax and tariff revision after the next election, criticizes Roosevelt policies as not socialist, and calls Bryan’s plan for government “nerve less.” He signals opposition to free trade and previews campaign contrasts with Bryan and Bryan’s supporters.
Dr Wiley’s Europe visit aims to unify food and drug practice. Americans push strict rules under the pure food act to curb adulteration in imported goods. Agriculture officials clash with European counterparts over ingredient safety in foreign delicacies entering the United States.
A string of brief items recounts a Wisconsin man delaying divorce, a New York butler retiring rich, a Nebraska woman kissing the judge after a lawsuit, and a California professor debating peanuts value. Other notes mention a lunatic returning souvenir carts, a Washington girl awaiting a medal, Mormon converts arriving from Europe, and a New Jersey claim of a bee sting killing a boy with Senator Knox involved.
A fragment describes a restless night at 4 am with a sobbing woman and a man in trouble. A woman from the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Wives is said to have acted, but the details remain unclear in the damaged text.
A fragmented historical notice traces a person named Verkiecrauer who grew up in obscurity and poverty, facing many handicaps in youth. Despite hardship he persevered, overcoming penny poverty and ridicule to reach a notably opulent standing.
A grafter quotes a grand jury as saying the indictment was unfairly prepared. He argues the jurors prejudiced the evidence, while the Washington Star notes the disputed claims.
Mrs. Floresce E. Atwood of Chicago reports three years of severe eczema improved after using Cuttcura Remedies three months ago. She claims the disease is completely gone and endorses the products. The notice also mentions government plans to exploit water powers.
Advertisement notes free sample by mail from Allen S Olmsted Le Noy New York for Allen s Foot Ease a powder claimed to ease hot swollen aching feet and corns and bunions with a 25 cent price. It touts a safer method and includes a joke about a sheriff and a robbery.
Praises the Favorite Prescription as a remedy for female ailments including headache backache and digestive issues. Claims no alcohol or habit forming drugs and urges women to consult Dr Pierce by letter. Mentions Pleasant Pellets as laxative and regulator for stomach liver and bowels.
Caelerum Corn asks for the name of the painting after wandering into the art room. The attending guide confirms the piece as the painting and debates who among Josh and his son is the subject. Uncle Iiiram demands clarity on identities as Josh and his son are distinguished.
In Louisville Courier Journal the humorist laments that some of his jokes have been extensively copied. A sharp friend questions whether the copying is foxlike or merely quasi literary curiosities.
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