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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
1
A historical column argues that lawlessness in Mexico threatens regional stability and could force the United States to act. It warns against timidity or indifference and contends that lingering passivity risks foreign intervention and abandonment of the Monroe Doctrine.
A satirical column lists quirks and concerns of the era, from honesty and pocketbooks to marriage, tea sugar, and economics. It references the Prince of Wales, American queens, and shifting gender roles, warning about Reds and urging civic involvement in presidential prospects.
The text argues that a man unable to earn a living wage lacks essential humanity. It suggests a missing link in social psychology and cites employers avoiding fair pay. It criticizes Americans as foolish and extravagant and notes a frenzy to own rising-priced goods as key to profiteering.
A sharp neighborly exchange unfolds as Mr. Brown bribes Willie Jones with a sixpence to learn if a bird was found yesterday. Willie cannot identify the bird's color, hinting at ongoing pigeon trouble between the two households and a rumored habit of misplacing birds.
A quoted personal remark argues temptation did not influence Adam to eat the apple. The author contends a green persimmon or an osage orange would also have barred him, dismissing Eve’s role in the act.
A domestic exchange notes concern over a daughter's piano practice. The doctor warns she is not yet strong enough for long daily sessions. The dialogue references Joshua and developmental limits.
Carl John Lundberg born October 20 1829 in Ljungby Sweden died November 26 aged 90 years 1 month 5 days He lived in Buena Vista County Iowa and Aurelia Iowa The survivor roster includes one son Charles Alfred Lead South Dakota two daughters Mrs Peter Appletofft Benna Vista County and Mrs August Carlberg this place Twenty grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren Funeral services were held at the home Saturday at two oclock conducted by Rev Lundahl Alta and burial in Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs August Carlburg and children for kindness and flowers. The Grant Highway will be marked permanently through Correctionville and Moville to Sioux City after a LeMars Moville Chamber meeting led by George D. Roper. Roper will review routes with others before final choice. Woodbury county plans paving of primary roads. Cherokee county urged to join hard surfacing.
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