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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1895
Page
8
Edwards of Lancaster county testified about a wartime induced illness and a coma like state following a street confrontation. The proceedings referenced medical conditions, police action, and a dramatic scene where the accused confronted the court with harsh questions about health and memory.
A nostalgic verse by Marlee Crition laments city life and recalls the porch meadows, orchard, and pasture of the old farm. It contrasts rural scenes with urban longing and ends with a plea about the enduring memory of home.
An Irish narrator recounts a Matabele clash and a dramatic rescue as a soldier risks his life to save a wounded officer. A romantic thread explores unrequited love between a bold young woman and a wary soldier while flashbacks praise courage and loyalty.
The vineyard dates to 1793 when M. de Medard owned it and was guillotined amid revolutionary seizures. Sold by the state, then passed between buyers until Baron James de Rothschild acquired it about twenty-five years ago for £180,000, keeping it in the family. The estate spends around £0 on cultivation annually, and its wines are highly valued. A vintage from 1864 once commanded a high price at auction.
A Vermont newspaper memo notes a shift in theater programs from paying furniture dealers to dress makers and milliners as acknowledgments. It humorously imagines future lines praising shoe makers and watchmakers as part of act details, reflecting the era's program customs.
The piece discusses American dentists influencing European royal courts amid royal vanity and dental care advances. It recounts a Mississippi senator Walthall rebuke and a satirical note on fashion in royal footwear and Elizabeth I’s stern bearing, reflecting a blend of politics and court life.
A fragmentary column blends an account of a supposed Chinese wild man ritual with a seasonal farming note on winter wheat and clover. It also advertises Salzer seeds and Ripans Tabules, reflecting eclectic, period newspaper content and promotional blurbs.
The piece extols the benefits of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for the elderly and young alike, claiming it acts as a tonic and relieves dyspepsia constipation biliousness and kidney trouble. It notes Rev Dr Parkhurst allows a three month annual vacation to his congregation.
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