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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1903
Page
4
An extensive Guticura soap advertisement extols the product as the world’s greatest skin soap and toilet soap. It claims cleansing, purifying, beautifying of skin, scalp care, relief for irritations, baby rashes, and sore hands, plus use for bath and nursery.
Editorial notes the surge in Canadian immigration in the first four months of the year led by wheat lands in the Northwest and fueled by entrants from Great Britain and Europe. It compares Canada's 40,072 arrivals to US inbound totals, highlighting demographic differences and urging readers to seek official government materials on western settlement grants and rates through authorized Canadian agents.
A resident of San Antonio describes relief from long kidney and back pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The statement cites May 1902 improvements and urges readers to try the remedy, offering a free trial through Fouter-Annburn Co. Buffalo and noting availability at druggists for 60 cents per box.
An excerpt notes high fuel prices prompt waste awareness and calls for wiser use of natural resources. It argues cold indoor temperatures in the U S harm health, cites relentless room heating, and warns that once prices fall the public may forget lessons from shortages. It ends with a cautious hope that the strike teaches some restraint.
The excerpt recalls Horne Tooke’s sharp retorts in a duellike debate stoking controversy. It notes his quick, steady countenance and emotionless thrusts when challenged. A quoted exchange mocks landowner voting limits and kingly authority with cryptic, witty replies.
A Philadelphia Press fragment recounts a woman exclaiming about danger and gunfire on a trolley while a man quietly boards with his ticket ignored. The quirky exchange hints at public fear and casual neglect in a bustling urban scene.
A patient recovering from typhoid describes how four teaspoons of Grape Nuts and cream helped sustain strength, speed recovery, and restore appetite. The poster notes initial weakness and discouragement but reports gradual improvement after starting the cereal. The testimonial attributes progress to Grape Nuts and references a recipe book and sponsor Postum Co.
Des Moines flood victims, housed across city shelters, face long-term displacement. Relief efforts provide shelter and meals while many families seek domestic work and beet-culture employment schemes to rebuild, with river fears persisting and some returning to previously flooded areas.
The railroad bridge over the Linke Sioux River near Little Sioux is out of service after the river eroded the north abutment. Piling and stone protections washed away by flood waters halt traffic as repairs are blocked by ongoing torrent damage.
Prominent Mason Van Sann of Cedar Pats suffers paralysis affecting his left side and may not recover. William Pasanore, a wealthy farmer near Kathrin Center, was found dead in a barn, hanging with a horse halter. A special train of 27 freight cars left Towent for Montreal with fat cathe. An adopted son of Wred deusen died jumping a Milwaukee freight, brains damaged. Des Moines jury convicts Ext Plank ete of assault with intent to commit great bodily harm. Mr and Mrs Shaw of Grundy Center celebrate their golden wedding. Hawan University president elect Jon Conlon may resign from Tabor College. Sioux City water works reports favorable finances for the year ending March 4.
A small tornado swept Sioux City Monday morning causing dust or haze and damaged structures. Five men drowned at Boone when a boat capsized while crossing the Dex Molies River during a mining company activity and failed to recover the bodies as night approached.
Floods leave Warren County farmers facing heavy losses with corn yields down by about two thirds and damages to bridges and roads totaling thousands. Estimates place overall crop and infrastructure losses in the millions as late forage crops may recover some ground if weather improves.
Many notaries public are appointed by the governor as preparations for commissions proceed. Commissions date from July 4 for three years, with disputes over meeting statute requirements and expectations about future appointments amid public service duties.
A Detroit News summary traces tobacco's early adoption across Europe and the Americas. It notes its initial medical use, the Frenc h friar who introduced it, and the later naming of nicotine from Jean Nicot. It also mentions Catherine de Medici and the herb’s spread after a plague.
A collage of misread captions and stray lines from early 20th century papers. Jumbled quotes on cooking, stove sales, double lives, and humorous exchanges mingle with generic ads and misplaced dialogues.
A dialogue unfolds with Mr Slimmer pressing Miss Bimler about a marriage arrangement tied to her father. The scene mixes humor and insistence as the father’s approval and a costly dowry loom, while a parallel ad for foot powder and a Sultan tale appear in the strip. The piece blends comic serio with a flirtatious plot twist.
A fragment from the Ohio State Journal quotes a humorous exchange about a bass kept in a tub for easy catching. Silas Straw responds to an advertiser claim about daily offerings, challenging the use of a hook and stirring light, regional banter.
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