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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1935
Page
1
Advert shows Pattern 2222 for a striped cotton shirtwaist with inverted skirt pleat and short sleeves designed for heat. Sizes 12 to 42, 314 yards of 36 inch fabric for size 16. Includes step-by-step sewing guidance. Send 15 cents to Lewine Circle Pattern Dept New York.
Fragmentary OCR notes show an unverified advertisement about a servant or helper, with garbled names and scattered terms. No clear date, place, or organization is identifiable, making specifics unavailable.
A playful quote from the Wortland Morning Oregonian about missed chances and luck, pondering opportunities and time, with a humorous line on hesitation and fortune.
Pathfinder Magazine notes a remark by Shrdlu on relief employment. Etavin asks about work as the pair discuss labor conditions and job availability in a casual interview style.
A thoughtful look back ties the origins of independence to the Lee resolution of June 1776, Jefferson's draft, and the July 4 declaration. It notes the cautious debates, the July 2 vote, and the eventual public reading on July 8 as a nation wide moment of sober celebration.
The article praises Patrick Henry as a premier orator and leader in colonial Virginia. It notes his 1768 Parsons' Cause stance, 1765 Burgesses seat, and role in shaping resistance to the Stamp Act, highlighting George Mason’s praise and Henry’s famous Give me liberty or give me death speech.
A Brisbane column surveys harsh crime measures like the electric chair for young criminals, plus a sweeping take on Anglo French tensions, British Germany ties, and U S economic signals. It mentions Bankhead program loan talks, Roosevelt era canal costs, and rising rail nationalization debates, with anecdotes on Fairbanks and Monaco gambling lore.
The Liberty Bell preserved in Independence Hall, Philadelphia, weighs 2 080 pounds.
Simple lawn care tips for a weed free yard. Reseed bare spots promptly and keep moist. Apply four pounds of balanced plant food per 100 square feet, water deeply to four to eight inches, and clip regularly keeping height above one and a half inches. A thorough soak once or twice weekly replaces frequent light sprinkling.
An advertisement column invites readers of both boys and girls to read about the Dizzy Dean Winners and learn how to join for chances at valuable free prizes. The note credits Ady as the ad creator.
Charles Coon drove an ox team to Kansas years ago and settled on a Prescott area farm. He planted the willow sprout used as a whip in the ground and it grew into a fine tree that shaded the house he built.
Miss Mayme Micielsen of Weeping Water Nebraska reports severe pimples caused by irritation. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment she used two cakes of soap and one box of ointment and the pimples disappeared. Free sample offered by Cuticura Laboratories Dept R Malden Mass.
A 1790 law underpins a Parly police order that bans any sound from a car radio reaching outside the vehicle. The directive targets nuisance noise and enforces silence from autos on streets.
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