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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1916

Page

4

Local notices and shop ads brighten Aurelia streets

Town reflects a busy week with door to door drug and seed ads at Nelsons and Harris stores, plus new goods at Lewis and Dyalin. Residents like John Murphy and Maxie Dyslin visit Cherokees, Storm Lake, and Sioux City as twins of commerce and social calls weave through Aurelia.

John Murphy Storm Lake Farmera Elevator Co Walter Bischel Han E. A. Harrie Harris Elsie Nelson Sioux City Theo. Schuelke Galva Aurelia Alex. Fraser L. H. Chase Storm ‘Lake Maxie ‘Dyslin Cherokee L. Pi Nelson Farmers Elevator Co Frank Anderson Lewis Oran Parrott Sibley Cedar Rapide Oil Co P. F. Parrott D. Hankens C. Mummert Nelson Harry Carlberg Roy Leonard Sam Rigby Laurens L. Vink Chicago W. N. Russell Neil Whitney Iowa City State University Henry Bischel Hubbard Town German Evangelical Church W. R. Robinson Chas Sansen Henry Muhn Lew McWilliams Otto J. Johnson Minot North Dakota W. P. Miller W. A. McLaughlin Schaller Henry Meyers Wieland and Grashoff Meadames A. A. Dingman C. R. Kleeberger A. C. Meier Edgar Rapp Remsen Ben Weiland Edwin Johnson Fred Jordan George Puffett A. L. Mathwig Sioux Nebraska C. C. Beeghley J. A. Rapp Edgar Alfred Johnson Harris’s George Olmstead Kingsley Emil Elbers Mabel Leonard H. A. Holmes R. A. Gustafson Will Murphy Misa Mildred Paffett

A Bold Ruse and a Chinese Doctor in a Village Bazaar

Olive Borden stages a sly fortune telling act at a charity bazaar. Gordon Lee, a hypochondriac, is impressed by the delicate Chinese physician behind a curtain and his imagined heel ailment, which proves harmless. Lee later discovers Olive’s identity and ends up healthier and happier.

Verda Olive Olive Borden Gordon Lee Lee China Sim Fat Mias Brown Willoughby W. G. Chapman

Found Fountain Pen Ad: Owner Urged to Claim

A found fountain pen is questioned by the office, with notice that the owner may reclaim it by calling at this office and paying for advertising. The notice lists a 10-3 deadline.

Why Husbands Run Away

A statistician with the bureau of public welfare analyzes thousands of desertion cases to identify causes. He cites wife health and peevishness poor housekeeping nagging dislike for children and notes reconciliation often centers on the child. He finds desertion is more common among native American husbands and that happiness rises when spouses resemble each other in age nationality religion morals temperament health and strength.

Bureau of Public Welfare Iife

Mystifying Handkerchief Dye Trick

A blue handkerchief is shown then warmed to turn white then return to blue. A starch paste is thinned with water and a few drops of tincture of iodine add color to the liquid. Dye a white handkerchief with this blue liquid, dry it, and it is ready for the illusion.

Popular Science Monthly

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Farmers National Bank Aurelia, Iowa Nelson's Drug Store W. R. Robinson's Mt. Olive Store Albert Rapp Altay W. B Reeve David, Jows Calumet Dyslin Posal ¢E L. . McWilliams Cemetery Association Congrega Wm. Rosenbrook Storm Lake Ten George Garber W. H. Bischel Alta Wieland Bros. and Wm. Dryer Larrabee John Mummert John Adam Harold Chamberlin Margaret Pruitt Cleghorn Fae Fulton Henry Paterson J. H. Adams Opal Green Craig J. C. Nelson F. B. Dyalin Frank Parrott Okoboji John Grashoff W. R.,. Chandler St. Paul Central Office Henry Deyloff Pecatonica Illinois W. H. Diercks J.C. Nelson George Brooks Linn Grove Peterson Patriot Roy Whitney Jay. Thomson Pauline Flint Nashua Iowa Ames Florence Russell F. G. Warner Washta Ia W. Hill R. Ty W. C. Waddell Ole Thompson Granite Falls Minnesota Myrtie Swisher Nina Primghar Ward Hospital George F. Steig Will Brown Indiana Harbor Indiana Ladies Aid Society The Congregational Church Ed Rice Cc. C. Hansen Des Moines Coburn Dawson Plymouth County Marcus News Nick Husted Hingis Fort Wayne German Habitat Church Winona John McBride W. J. Lewis Webster City Nate Willoughby Frank Willoughbys Nate Mr. Lee Florence Ction A , Iowa Georke Bros J. Shank Chas. Meisenhelder Federal Reserve System Federal Reserve First National Bank Public Welfare Bureau
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