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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1901
Page
3
Irregular quotation notes a boy named Pynsonby making progress with his studies despite distractions. The text reflects a schoolroom tone and emphasizes effort over appetite or leisure as Wiltavelphin Press publishes the piece.
Congress concentrated on army reorganization and reapportionment bills with committee amendments adopted. Debates covered battlefield discipline, wartime provisions, and the pace of legislative action. The House advanced the Burleigh reapportionment and moved toward final Senate concurrence while river and harbor funds faced opposition.
The London Spectator notes butterflies rest with wings folded tight along the stem, angling to blend with the grass, while blues lie flat and brown heats hang leafward. Moths hide by folding hindwings and tucking antennae between wing covers.
In Ogden Utah on January 14 1901 Lieutenant Mabel Cl ARICE Hunt of the Salvation Army extols Dodds Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney liver and blood disorders from cold exposure. The piece frames her health routine for soldiers and mentions public demonstrations in harsh weather. A humorous aside notes a daughter pianist and a mother’s quip about an audience’s reaction.
A fragment notes a hen’s egg counts over ten years with early years yielding ten to twenty eggs, then 100 to 185 in years two to four, followed by decline. The piece ends with a humorous exchange about bringing Elsa to play, where she screams and Pa pays six cents.
Advertises Hair Vigor as satisfying for short or thinning hair that splits or falls out. Claims to restore natural dark color whether hair is gray or white, with a price of one dollar per bottle.
A garbled advertisement promises illegal drug supply and prepaid charges, directing victims to send one dollar and obtain an express booklet from J. C. Aer Co at Lowell, Massachusetts, urging readers to bend for their book on The Hall.
A mixed clipping features a Peruna medicinal testimonial claiming catarrh cure and vitality boost, followed by a tale of vamped up rubies and a Paris fraud. Snippets mention a U S Treasury medic and a Pittsburgh pastor joke, plus a quip about irrational husbands.
The article discusses the challenge of the third finger due to superfluous tendons and explains why some fingers cannot be raised as high. It cites experiments by Schumann and Liszt, notes risks of cutting tendons, and endorses persistent practice as the proven remedy, supported by composers Rubenstein and others.
A Ladies' Home Journal projection imagines America in 2090 with 250 to 500 million people including possessions. It foresees Nicaragua and Mexico joining the Union after a great canal, and Europe pushing southward triggering votes to admit South and Central American republics by popular wish.
An advertisement segment covers Hat's Catarrh Cure as a blood based remedy for catarrh, claiming internal action and non quack status. It cites a Toledo company and physician endorsement, plus testimonials. Also notes Laxative Bromo Quinine for colds and a few trivial cultural lines and product mentions for Putnam dyes and animal performances.
The ad touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the best remedy for women's illnesses. It claims unrivaled cures and grateful customers, urges customers to avoid competing medicines, and directs readers to write Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Mass for free advice.
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