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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1936
Page
1
Instructional notice for a six sided medallion rug pattern 5544 from The Sewing Circle. Encourages crochet beginners to make a rug or pillow with color varied medallions and borders. Provides materials, illustration, and stitch list with 15 cent pattern fee to New York address.
West stalks the scene after Downer’s murder as honey smeared evidence lures the trio to a jailbreak. Stuart, Young, and a loyal dog plot an escape while West lurks in county politics and a missing twelve thousand dollars looms.
Kerry Young and Holt Stuart stage a jail breakout using Tip the dog to retrieve tools. A running rope and improvised wrench lift a panel as the two plot to flee to warn Nan and uncover Nat Bridger’s plans before the sheriff wakes.
Jim Young covertly informs Nan and Ezra of recent events while Kerry plans a mysterious bee hunting mission. West’s drunken behavior and Nat Bridger’s hurried departure prompt a hush hush scheme as Kerry asks for a quiet bottle and honey to make a draft for the road.
Tense scene shows Bridger sought to keep matters secret while plans to involve the state police unfold. Young and Nan share a cautious moment as dawn reveals a solitary trek, a hike through dew, a bee at work, and a coded message hinting at Nat and car clues.
A quirky, fragmented dialogue sketches humorous questions about geography and direction. The narrator contrasts Australia’s bounds with a playful exchange about distance and signals. A motorist narrowly avoids a collision while a girl laments wrong turns and misreads entrances.
A quoted exchange from Stray Stories shows a student asking about tomorrow's lesson. The professor replies that they will take the life of Robert Louis Stevenson, urging preparation. The line reflects a dark, provocative tone.
The exchange centers on a playful dispute between a mother and father about boasting. The father says he does not believe in parading virtues, while the mother counters that a parade requires a number, hinting at shared humor on self praise.
Grateful letters describe five years of itching and painful watery bumps on hands arms and feet. After using three cakes of Cuticura Soap and three tins of Cuticura Ointment the irritation was relieved. Ad urges readers to buy Cuticura products and requests samples from Malden Mass.
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