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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1916
Page
2
An exhortation from the Chicago Examiner urges workers to unite for higher production and lower costs while maintaining standards. It argues personal investment in quality and teamwork increases personal wages and supports company success.
A fragment reports a car load of hogs moving Friday with attendees from the Schafer family and others. The scene mentions a drive east of town, a culvert incident, and a professor marking a fifteenth anniversary, with details cut off in the clipping.
The conference runs June 28 to 30 as the congregation and teachers celebrate the 25th anniversary of Prof Schmidt teaching at the parochial school of Hanover. Services were held Tuesday at the German Lutheran church with decorations. The church presented a gold watch fountain pen and gold coins while co workers gave a sectional bookcase.
A Paris paper notes Nice faces possible bankruptcy as war drains funds. The sunlit city opened aid to the sick and wounded, yet funds are slender. Gambling venues like the Casino have closed and revenue from roulette and baccarat is lost, hitting Nice hard.
Ruskin declares that a true church exists wherever one hand helps another, a universal idea of holiness. He asserts there is no single institution that is the only church, framing community aid as the essential spiritual bond.
Ed Williams of Sioux City visits his brother H. H. Williams. Mr and Mrs Geo Anderson spend Sunday at Chas Nordstroms in Cherokee. Miss Florence Russell of Aurelia visits Hazel Hench. Cora Davis goes to Sibley for the Fourth. Ed Peterson visits from Ames for the weekend. Mrs S A Hickey and Luella Hickey plan an extended Los Angeles trip. Gilbert Lundeen of Chicago spends summer withGarland Hickey. Most of the Diamond people go to Storm Lake for the Fourth.
Japan gains in the Pacific with the United States also benefiting. Japanese shipping lines offer regular passenger and freight service between Japan and Australia, improving trade facilities and freight-rate prospects.
In a Maine woods camp the stenographer helps a couple by arranging mail order yeast cakes. She orders three cakes weekly at market price, covering two cents per cake and postage, ensuring timely deliveries all summer. The wife praises the stenographer for her prompt helpfulness.
A stage manager notes operatic tenors are eccentric due to constant nervous strain from their craft and wardrobe. He describes an incident where a tenor demanded a more flamboyant costume in pink ribbon rosettes so he would feel properly dramatic.
Fragmentary notes reveal Manty Tama discussing gender attire and life choices. The speaker muses on dressing in feminine clothes and reflects on identity and expression amid unclear context.
In a seaside garden, Santangelo debates love with Nathalie as her daughter Babette grows into a near-woman. Nathalie weighs Doctor Romly as a potential husband while Santangelo reveals a vow to propose again, tainted by past romantic failures.
Aristocrats of the flower kingdom, the orchid is often misunderstood. Orchids are epiphytes or terrestrial plants, not parasites, and their high prices reflect rare specimens and long cultivation, often eight to ten years from seed with careful care. Only orchid growers grasp all the art details, while lovers can learn to tell the types.
A famous American naturalist demonstrated gulls’ keen sight by dropping tiny crackers and a postage stamp from a steamer moving at twenty miles an hour. Gulls followed biscuit fragments within thirty yards and ignored the stamp once the bird realized it was not food.
Portland fishermen report that modern lobsters are smaller and pricier than fifty years ago when five to ten pound varieties were common on streets. The sea yields fewer large crustaceans as species are strained, with the toothed clam and other shelled foods similarly diminished.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference early tobacco trade in New York and Hudson Fulton areas. Mentions a shop and old tobacco brands in a historic context.
An army officer roams London for a mongoose after a plea from trench friends. Cecil Isaacs of the Royal Monegeries says the mongoose best fights rat plagues, unlike ferrets. Prices around $27.50. private owners or shipments from Ceylon are the only path amid scarce livestock.
Illinois timetable notes Central Passenger trains Nos 16 15 and 683 with en route times 8:25 am 2:18 pm and 6:50 pm. Paonia No 632 and Local Freight No 691 listed with 4:00 pm, Local Freight excludes passengers.
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