Aurelia Sentinel Advertising and Rates Notice
Local advertising rates and publication details for the Aurelia Sentinel are listed, including weekly issue schedule, postal matter classification, and rates for display ads and cards of thanks. The page also contains opinion snippets and commentary on world affairs.
Swelled bead described as a small mass inside overgrown tissue
A swollen bead is explained as a tiny cluster embedded within an enlarged structure, described as a mere accumulation inside a larger growth.
No man in ever a liar in his own esti mation
A concise aphorism on self judgment noting that people rarely misjudge themselves yet often exaggerate their own merits. The quotation frames the paradox of self assessment as a common human bias.
We know how to end this war but no one will listen
A blunt statement asserts a proposed course to end the war but accuses leaders of ignoring suggested steps. The speaker claims practical solutions exist yet lack of audience prevents action.
It Pays to Be a Booster for Your Hometown
A compact item praising local boosters who support their towns, noting the mutual benefits of civic pride and community growth as residents gain from active hometown promotion.
Man branded as failure seen as brainy but impractical
A man labeled a failure is described as intelligent yet lacking the ability to apply his brains effectively, a common view on talent misapplied.
Garden Work Beats Bottle Headache, Town Praised
A local speaker urges pride in the town and invites residents to share positive stories with outsiders. The sentiment favors constructive labor over drinking and emphasizes the value of good people in the community.
Birth, marriage and death mark life’s key epochs
A compact notice notes that while birth marriage and death are the main life events, occasional side thrills also appear in our story.
Remarkable Diplomat Known for Graceful Wit
A legendary envoy earns praise for deftly handling social occasions. He is noted for complimenting two women simultaneously without causing jealousy, a testament to tact and social skill. His ability to balance attention with discretion marks him as a standout figure in diplomatic circles.
Education as a Benefit Against Labor Detractors
A cautious critique rejects the idea that education harms earning potential. The text notes the persistence of this argument while affirming education's long term value for individuals.
Vote For Consolidation To Build A Better Town
The piece urges residents to back consolidation at the upcoming special election Monday, arguing it will improve schools, the town, and the community. It praises locals who support the town and questions who would oppose progress.
Rural education shifts from country schools to consolidated districts
The piece argues that small ungraded country schools are inefficient and backward, urging consolidation into well equipped rural districts with transport to and from school. It notes over two thousand consolidated rural schools in the United States and claims town standards are attainable with effort and road quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Saturday Evening Post
Piano at a Bargain Seeks Payoff to Close Contract
A customer near Aurelia cannot finish payments on a piano contract and the Sehmoller & Mueller Piano Co in Sioux City Iowa will transfer the piano to the first party who pays the remaining balance. The offer allows cash or eight dollars per month.
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Aurelia
Sehmoller & Mueller Piano Co
4Th St
Sioux City
Iowa
Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! New A No 1 men's work line
C R Kleeberger announces a new line of A No 1 men’s work shoes tied to harness stock. The notice encourages customers to call in and inspect the offering as a worthwhile opportunity.
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C. R. Kleeberger
Iowa contest seeks beef calves prize money and trips
The Iowa Beef Producers Association and Extension Department announce a youth calf feeding contest open to Iowa boys and girls ages 10 to 18. Prizes include free trips to Washington and Chicago and a $210 prize fund, with entries due by October 1, 1915. Contestants must weigh and document calf care and feed records, aiming for gains and economy, under Rex Beresford and E. C. Bishop supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowz Beef Producers’ Association
College of Ames
Washington, D.C
Chicago
Rex Beresford
Iowa Beef Producers’ Association
Ames
Iowa
E. C. Bishop
Threshing Rig Up for Sale at Aurelia Auction
Complete threshing outfit including Avery undercarriage beneath a steam engine 20 HP 40 inch Minneapolis separator Sat tle y stacker and Hart Brown wings thresher tank and pump. Described as up to date and worth the price. For price write P J Fasaler Aurelia phone 189. tf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Minneapolis
P. J. Fasaler
Aurelia
Dutch Colonies Population and Area Compare
Holland with about six Andylion people and one quarter New York size ranks third in colonial population and fifth in colony area. Only Britain and France have larger colonial populations. only Britain, France, Germany and Portugal have larger colonial areas. The Dutch rule six times as many people outside Holland as within its borders.
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Holland
New _York
Great Britain
France
Germany
Portugal
Your Own Predestinator
The text asserts that life conditions stem from one’s own mentality and that outer causes are only occasions. It urges self-responsibility, stating individuals shape their bodies and environments and can work intelligently once aware of this truth.
Making Test of Friendship
The essay argues friendship endures only if it remains active and shared. It notes affection may persist despite wealth changes but true friendship requires ongoing effort, similarity in position and tastes, and regular contact to avoid drift.
Black Hole of Calcutta and air motion theory
The piece argues the mortality in the Black Hole of Calcutta could have been reduced if prisoners had known air can sustain life in a moving, circulating environment even with low oxygen. It contends a revolving mass would have lessened suffocation and panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
Incarceration by Rotating Mass Described as Nonlethal
The description notes a rotating mass trapping air and exposing inmates to a small window. It claims modern findings suggest confinement could occur without killing anyone if the prisoners are fit, hinting at a nonfatal method with controlled exposure.
Honesty of Millers in Historic Epitaphs
The piece recalls Chaucer era beliefs that millers engage in sharp practices. It cites an 1830 Great Gaddesden Hertfordshire epitaph for Thomas Cook of Noat mill praising him as “an honest rat,” and notes a Calne tombstone inscription that reads “Here lies a miller an honest man.”
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Chaucer
Great Gaddesder
Hertfordshire
England
Thomas Cook
Noat Mill
Calne
The Farthing Is Mighty in Finance History
The piece notes the ongoing value of the farthing amid rising prices. It cites Grant Duff on Lord Rothschild and an anecdote about W. H. Smith illustrating the long importance of small units in large financial dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Duff
Lord Rothschild
W. H. Smith
Londis Chronicle
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