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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1905
Page
4
A garbled colonial-era column links Peruna tonic to renewed health and cites Assemblyman Tighe urging readers in a controversial brain worker critique. The fragmented text mentions Pant bet atards trict and MeV, suggesting a broader public discourse on health remedies, political letters, and social concerns amid a troubled era.
Lizzy Wickly navigates political and social intrigue in Sandtown as Congressman Billy Biler tries to secure influence over Wickly property. President figures, city life, and Lizzy's bold forays mix with family tension and hints of a looming marriage plot amid the Wickly estate dealings.
A survey of railway safety compares American and English practices. It highlights signal systems, block signaling, and automated semaphores as key to reducing accidents. It notes New York to Boston lines use multiple wires and short blocks, with grade crossings minimized along certain routes.
A clipped garbled notice describes a naval disappearance. References to ships Northampton and Cleapatea and a missing person or vessel vanish near a British port, with unclear details about fate and investigation, set in a wartime context.
A quotation praises daily labor as a supreme act, likening diligence to a springtime flower and claiming work breathes vigor, freshness, and world glory. The author, O S Marden, extols preparation, discipline, and the illumination of life through purposeful effort.
The New York Sun reports a foreign born suspect brought before a magistrate for threatening another man with an ax. The defendant Patt denies intent claiming he would not harm a newborn. magistrate terms the case mischarged.
An advertorial piece touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as the best remedy for dyspepsia and indigestion. It recounts a French native Joseph Baysson from Aix-les-Bains now in San Francisco praising the pills after eight boxes and notes their availability from druggists and a booklet on diet.
Washington passenger agent S B L Hes of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sends a grateful note praising Cuticura for easing a long lasting skin ailment. He describes a severe eczema outbreak that reddened and itched, then reports rapid improvement after six days of Cuticura treatment including Soap and Ointment. The letter dated June 9 in Washington, DC highlights relief and recommends continued use.
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