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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
1
Readers note a mix of opinions on China, peace, and postwar roles. The piece mocks political attitudes, references the Monroe doctrine, Congress, and a lingering wartime mindset while noting public sentiment shifts toward peace and renewal of domestic rituals. It mentions the Tribune-Ford trial at Mount Clemens as signaling public judgment on conscience and obstruction.
The notice highlights that both thrift stamps and war savings stamps remain available at the same prices as before, with no increases. It emphasizes continued accessibility at unchanged rates.
Local notices announce new stock at Pierce and Sons and upcoming demonstrations for B B Fruit Nectar. Residents Roy Goeitsch and Orlie Waddell arrive from overseas while Clarence Swanson returns from San Francisco with discharge. J W Beck Jeft Isst Friday for Boone visit and Lewis' Clothing Dept promotes work shoes and fittings.
Louisville Courier-Journal describes the Ainu people of Yeddo Island, noting a mustache-like tattoo on women created from ash and birch bark, applied as a social marker that affects marriage prospects. It also sketches physique, eye color, hair, and bark fiber cloth used in dress.
The text traces Bessarabia's history from Ottoman and Russian pressure through the Berlin congress and Crimean era, noting annexations and shifts in control. It emphasizes the Moldavians' stubborn Roumanian identity, language, and enduring national ties despite foreign influence and political upheaval.
The article recounts St Catherine’s exalted place in early Roman Catholic calendars and her martyrdom under Emperor Maximus I. She was torn by a spiked wheel, a miracle supposedly halted by lightning. later beheaded. The piece contrasts her with St Catherine of Siena and notes architectural and fireworks names linked to her wheel.
A short inspirational note on how a smile is a simple yet powerful investment that reflects a promise. It offers guidance on practicing genuine smiles, differing lip and eye expressions, and using a smile to spread cheer and happiness as a daily life tonic.
The article notes frogs and toads can yield tanned skins for card cases and other items. Codfish and salmon skins provide durable leather for parchment and articles. Europe uses sturgeon and armored garfish hides for ornaments and ivorylike finishes, while fish skins are used in book binding and shoe soles in Egypt.
The text recounts the Mexican War from its start on April 25 1846 through key battles Palo Alto Monterey Buena Vista Cerro Gordo and the fall of Mexico City with the treaty signed February 2 1848. It notes Polk’s 1846 congress message and the US victory culminating in the capital and treaty. It then shifts to honey as a food and storage advice along with a note on adulterated honey.
A guard sergeant confronts Private Murphy who races along his beat in a panic. Murphy explains he is simply trying to finish his two hours of duty quickly, not flee danger or cause trouble.
The Indianapolis Star notes a playful philosopher dismissing superstition about black cats. He argues it is just pigment and chance that a black cat crosses paths, while a canal-colored feline darts across, prompting the man to chase unsuccessfully.
A reflective line quotes John Oliver Hobbes noting that pain and despair cast one down briefly yet aid later understanding. The brief aphorism emphasizes growth through hardship.
Quote reflects Carlyle on unseen labor. It compares unseen good work to water flowing underground, nourishing the ground and keeping it green.
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