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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1909
Page
4
The piece urges forgetting neighbor faults slander temptations and past quarrels to foster happiness. It encourages replacing yesterday’s woes with a fresh start today and writing only kind lasting memories for a sweeter life.
A fragmented civic style note offers a list of cautions about sharing woes and avoiding burdensome talk. The piece implies social restraint and suggests focusing on others while withholding personal troubles.
A fragment from a reflective verse urges restraint in seeking benefits and advice one will not follow. It cautions against wasted hours and half truth, urging moderation, realistic moral standards, and humility before claiming self made status. It ends with cautionary notes about possession.
The Providence Evening Bulletin reprints a Rhode Island editorial criticizing Senator Aldrich. It argues Rhode Islanders dislike his blunt explanations and notes the state’s voters, especially in small towns, are swayed by elite leadership. The piece accuses Aldrich and Brayton of controlling local politics and questions constituent accountability.
The critique portrays Rhode Island as a state dominated by dummy stockholders and proxies used by General Brayton to distribute offices. It argues the state cannot influence national business and must hide its shame behind its senior senator who aids manufacturers at the consumer’s expense.
A week of storm damage hits farms from Diamond Center to Aurelia. Lightning struck Rob Johns farm barn injuring hogs and damaging the structure. Gilchrist barn shifted off its foundation. Chas Gustafson lost a two year old colt. A C Farr saw a corn crib ruined. Farther south small grains and corn suffered. Frank Dyslin received a 1600 raise on Murphy farm west of Aurelia after short ownership. Waddell place north of Diamond Center sold at 125. Church updates and a social at Frank Dyslin’s home conclude: services at M E church and a sermon on Christianity True followed by an America Declaration theme.
The Epworth League provides a rest room in the church lecture room for mothers with children and ladies during the July 3 celebration. Mothers are invited to use it as their headquarters and enjoy rocking chairs and other comforts.
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