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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1900
Page
4
A customer from San Francisco writes in 1899 that Ayers Hur Vigor has worked very well for many years and that he has recommended it to many friends who are also satisfied. The testimonial highlights lasting effectiveness and broad approval.
Advert says Hair Vigor satisfies users with short thin or split hair and falling out. It claims hair regains dark rich color even when gray or white. Priced at $1.00 with long usage claims and testimonials.
Fragmented text describes Cuban visitors and mixed wartime anecdotes, referencing a password incident, sentry challenges, and a questionable court tie to US military discipline. It mentions district officials, public notices, and scattered railway and port references, shaping a chaotic wartime bulletin.
Fragmented account of Iowa legislative figures and political maneuvering. Mentions Dede HW Boweo Alito opposition, caucus dynamics, Speaker Beaver, Byers, Eaton, and several named lawmakers as they contend for leadership and committee positions amid intra party negotiations.
The caucus selects John H. Gear for the Senate race amid a tense contest with Cummins. Friends of Bowen push for a factional split while Cheshire withdraws and speakers urge party unity in a crowded political scene.
State officials discuss a proposed law to shift to biennial elections with a governor and other officials serving longer terms. The legislature reviews audits of county funds, confirms state treasurer figures, and considers funding shifts for colleges and public institutions amid a controversial Odd Fellows Annuity case and rail commission reorganization.
A detailed tale from Inter Ocean recounts a bachelor of about 50 years who lost his sister long ago and took out a $4000 policy for her benefit. He fell ill, planned a grand funeral, and surprised his doctors by recovering as he learned his wife would benefit from the policy when he married instead.
A Geneva theater actress was wooed by a dapper man who claimed press influence in Paris. He entertained her, arranged a supper, and escorted her to the station with a grand bouquet. She learned the ruse hid plans to smuggle $10,000 worth of water springs to Paris and was paid in advance. A separate note recalls a Shasta County innkeeper joking about an upstairs fire escape rope.
United States Senator W N Roach of North Dakota praises Peruna in a Washington letter to the Peruna Medical Company at Columbus Ohio. He says the tonic improved his strength vigor and appetite and calls Peruna an absolute scientific certainty for catarrh with no substitutes or rivals. He notes his home address in North Dakota and urges readers to obtain a free book on catarrh from Dr Hartman at the Columbus company.
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