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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1952
Page
1
A compact listing of across and down crossword hints from a fiction corner page. Entries cover pant and cord clues through to mythic watchers and regional measures, with multiple language coinages and anatomical terms.
Felix and Mary Snell wed in a spontaneous seaside ceremony after a playful ruse about a supposed fiancé. Mary had pretended a Paul Strachey existed to test town gossip, but Felix learned the truth and the couple married that night, sealing their long engagement.
The lesson explains that being born again is God’s act not a duty, a necessary start for spiritual life. It contrasts natural birth and spiritual birth with examples from Scripture, noting Nicodemus and Jesus, and cites predestination and signs of being born again in action and love for the brethren.
Editor notes Op Unity Europe weary of war yet wary of alliances that could spark more conflict. Eisenhower and Gruenther advocate unity rooted in faith, military strength, and economic health as NATO builds a peacetime joint force under SHAPE. MDAP funds bolster allied defenses and deter aggression.
In Salem Oregon Lt Clarence Burke Air Force pilot bailed from a flaming F 51 after a 3000 foot parachute exit. He landed near a farm house that narrowly escaped destruction as the plane exploded in the yard. A wing tip punched a roof hole before Burke accepted a lunch invitation from Mrs James Jackson.
A letter critiques rising local taxes from town and county rates to special levies, urging voting protests at elections. The writer laments long-standing charges such as a water tax and sales tax, calls for savings, and notes youth behavior fears linked to a community luncheon incident. The piece ends recalling a rise in relief rolls from 235,000 in 1934 to 2,700,000 in 1951.
A fire at Dayton Gilbert's grocery store in Artesian caused about 7500 dollars in damage. Gilbert ran to sound the 300 pound bell to call firefighters but the bell fell, injuring him and sending him to the hospital.
Fragmentary meditation notes discuss life as a mill that can either polish or pulverize a person. The text mentions success, sway, flattery, and learning, but lacks clear narrative structure or complete details.
A classroom snippet features a Silent Manners teacher asking what etiquette is and Jackie replying etiquette is the noise you don’t make while eating soup. A Difficult Feat professor asks about Rome’s greatest achievement with a sophomore answering it was speaking Latin. A Greatest Respect customer inquires about gray hair and a conscientious druggist replies there is nothing but the greatest respect.
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