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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1902
Page
5
A fragment discusses horoscopes and astrology almanacs to be offered by a competent astrologist. It notes monthly lucky and unlucky days, claiming strong reader interest and a rush to buy the volumes before they sell out. The tone mirrors a sales pitch for new astrology publications.
In the Pittsburg Commercial Urzette, a senior partner notes the junior partner is absent from the office around 3 o clock and asks, Where is Mr Teuterhook. The bookkeeper explains the driver left earlier and the senior partner fears the partner is unwell due to stomach pains from lunch, mentioning an upcoming football game the partner wanted to watch.
The Huston Post quotes Maywright in a puzzled exchange about a cookbook. Confusion arises over recipes requiring carrots egpy and other deadly stage tissues, described as professional by a glayweight. Mixed snippets mention merchandising and odd phrases, with unclear dialogue and stray names.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a Mrs Smith challenging a man named Suth over a dollar. The conversation reveals a claim of only half belief in what is heard and a remark about giving fifty cents. The text is poorly legible and lacks full context but suggests a petty dispute.
A Lansing doctor touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as superior for female disorders including ovarian trouble and womb issues. He claims it restores health faster than others, cites cures of barrenness, and warns readers to accept no substitute, with a $5000 forfeit for testimonials alone.
A long scrambled report notes key figures in Washington and state politics. It cites Malie as secretary, Teed as Speaker of the Manso, Sylad and Myrd among leading congressmen, and the influence of Iowa lawmakers like Slow and Gage. It discusses the prominence of Wilken, Mercier, and Reed era leadership shaping national policy and upcoming legislature. It emphasizes Iowa’s rising political stature and the impact of these leaders on federal government and state affairs.
In France and other regions, walls of caves show dawned depictions from the paleolithic era. Some figures are damaged or eroded, with stalagmite deposits obscuring details. In Ursh cave and Gout Dareles, artists left painted and carved forms, while later sites reveal reduced figures and modified walls. New York City notes mention Japanese methods.
The Atlantic annual review highlights five years of sustained commercial expansion in the United States. It notes record bank clearings, higher wheat prices since 1809, robust railway earnings, and widespread gains across manufacturing and trade. The report cites strikes and market tensions yet remains optimistic for 1902, with forecasts of continued industrial peace and growth as exports and domestic demand strengthen.
Regional price table lists Chicago, St Louis, Cincinnati, Detroit, Toledo, Milwaukee, and New York livestock and grain figures. Cattle range from $4.50 to $6.00, hogs $2.00 to $4.00, sheep $2.00 to $8.99, wheat No 2 red around 80 to 87 cents, corn No 2 about 60 to 68 cents, oats and rye mixed, butter and creamery products noted, prairie hay values shown.
A French cyclist pushing his machine up a steep hill overtook a peasant with a struggling donkey cart. The rider used one hand to guide the bike and the other to push forward, enabling the donkey to reach the top despite the poor progress. The peasant thanked him, noting he could not have managed with just one donkey.
A collection of physician endorsements for Peruna includes Dr. C B Chamberlin of Washington DC praising its benefits for catarrh and as a general tonic. Dr Llewellyn Jordan of the U S Treasury Department reports dramatic personal recovery after a month of use. George C Wayner and L S Smith MD note Peruna aids chronic catarrh in head and chest. Dr Mary Smith of Winfield Indiana says Peruna bestows strong health for women with ovarian trouble and menstrual issues. Dr Hartman invites readers to write for advice if results are not prompt.
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