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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1934
Page
3
Jaunty look in this two piece modish design for women. Military style front with neat sleeves, buttoned waist, and paneled skirt. Neck tabs and triangular scarf add flair. suggest ribbed wool with a felt hat. Pattern Mattern 3170. sizes 12 14 16 18. price Fifteen cents. Order by mail with name address style size.
An unreadable OCR fragment references a Bright Poy message with garbled questions and mixed phrases. It includes stray names and phrases like Aine MAIL and Dieters C leyven h ROL One, with no coherent event or clear entities to anchors the summary.
An oblique note references George Washington and a murky event involving a horse and a dollar wage. The fragment hints at a public figure or satire but remains unclear in content and context. The piece presents a quirky, puzzle-like excerpt from a historical page.
A partially legible World War II era line references a pace seal and an infantry sentinel. The text appears to describe lingering ashes and an ash trail, with garbled phrases about a grandmother and a Caesar-like reference.
Article reports tensions after the assassination of King Alexander. Yugoslavia pushes for direct action against Hungary, while Britain and France negotiate a plan via the League of Nations to investigate the murder. Deportations pause as diplomacy eases heat. U.S. pledges cooperation for peace and end of the Paraguay-Chaco conflict.
Orman O Davis, American envoy in London, warns that failure to heed the Washington naval treaty could endanger security and force a costly arms race. He states the US supports equality of security under existing treaties and cautions against abandoning them as Japan may announce a breach.
A Housewife column suggests making a small bag from mosquito netting to hold fabric scraps. By placing scraps inside, a reader can quickly see and retrieve the needed pieces, using a yard of material to form a sturdy bag.
Travelers recall Brown, a notorious talker, whose claim that thieves stole his car near town is met with skepticism. The exchange hints at local crime lore and the quirks of antique collectors as the talk spreads through the crowd.
Read the offer in another part of the paper. They will send a full week’s supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it. Adv.
Butincas Jones asks an agent if a commission will be earned from a customer lead. Jones notes a buyer of an old car plans to purchase a new vehicle within about two days, per Detroit News.
Mrs Wm Twomey of 2% Brookside Ave Jamaica Plain says eczema began on her hands with blisters spread to her face. Hands swelled burned and cracked causing sleepless nights before she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment. After two bottles and three boxes she was healed, the ad notes Cuticura priced 25c 50c and 25c tins, sold by Potter Drug & Chemical Corp Maiden.
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