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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1910
Page
6
A historical note on sun cooking tracing origins to a German Baron Tehernhausen noted as the first sun cook. It mentions 687 to boil water and 1643 eggs boiled, with Sir John Herschel and Buffon linked to sun cooking. Describes sun stoves for roasting or boiling and notes use by scientists only.
Mrs Wilson feared an intruder when her husband returned late. Hearing a loud voice she cried she would shoot if the man was Henry, arguing she would be safe even if he proved to be a burglar. The scene occurred as Mr Wilson entered the home, prompting alarm and a tense moment.
A quirky exchange questions a chicken dish at the Minamog Port site. TP allegedly advised the cook on preparations, but the cook may not have grasped the idea.
A garbled report notes a mix of words and phrases about timing and settings. The readable items describe levels in the afternoon and a suggestion of saving an atom. Overall the text appears nonsensical with no clear event or person mentioned.
President Taft notes Canada’s northward rise as Western Canada enjoys a bumper harvest with wheat alone worth about 100 million dollars, plus 60 million from oats and barley. American farmers flock to Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta, spurring railways and mills as editors from St Paul and Winnipeg praise settlement and potential profits.
An eastern agricultural college official summarizes 155 farmer sons who abandon farming. Reasons include farming not paying, long hours, and monotony. He argues wealth in agriculture can equal or exceed city profits and notes farm population growth since 1900.
A draft note reports in Holland a men’s federation or feei formed and the Lutheran church granting women voting rights in all church affairs. The text is fragmented and unclear but signals gender role changes within church governance.
Warning against catarrh ointments containing mercury and their harm to health. Promotes Hally Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as a safe alternative taken internally. Claims no mercury and directs consumers to trusted druggists. Includes dubious prices and scattered stray figures.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference quack remedies for children and cold cures with testimonials. Mentions Druggists and agents like Sar Allen S&S, and a claim about El Grove’s signature on boxes. Also notes on using cinematographs for recording surgical procedures for teaching.
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