03 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1911
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel notes its weekly Friday issue and pricing for ads and subscriptions, while the Hinton Gazette expands to seven columns. The piece discusses Democratic and Progressive factions, with claims of past elections and a bill boosting Iowa solons’ salaries to 100 per session.
A report notes Lyons County becoming dry and expands Iowa's territory. Vivian Gould is set to marry a foreign noble, following a pattern by some American women. The piece laments Americans seeking spouses abroad and urges them not to return home.
The letter from an editor in Cherokee Iowa argues that U S senator elections do not overtake Iowa legislature business. It notes half hour balloting around noon, luncheon at 12 30 and says as many bills are enacted as two years ago. The writer urges readers to wait for the works of the assembly to finish on time.
The article describes 19th century New York schooling where geography was taught through songs set to tunes like Auld Lang Syne and Bonny Doon. Pupils learned continent names, rivers, and capitals via Pelton outline maps with verses to memory friendly tunes.
A tale from Rawsonville centers on Deacon Strong who buys a rolled mule skin from a tin peddler without warranting it. A Boston cousin ruse triggers a legal chase but the widow Anna Strong dies, leaving the Bixby fortune to an old folks’ home instead of family, after a long care saga.
The Tower of London sits on the north bank of the Thames near the business district, encompassing about twelve acres and surrounded by a moat and wall. The White Tower from William the Conqueror’s era houses Norman design chapels, the Crown Jewels are kept nearby, and Anne Boleyn’s execution site is marked in the court.
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