16 Jun 1932
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1932
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel informs readers that it continues to publish beyond expiration if not notified and subscribers who keep receiving the paper remain liable for payment. Subscription rates are listed per year in advance with outside Cherokee county and foreign country options.
Mr and Mrs H H Otto and daughter LaVonne drove to St Paul Minnesota and back with their son Milton 2nd Otto Klett a Concordia College student. The Wrede families visited a hospitalized father in Sioux City and other relatives gathered in Galva and Sioux City. The St Johns Lutheran school Hanover plans a Sunday picnic June 19 at the church starting at one o'clock. Herman Hinkeldey returned home to Lakefield Minnesota after visiting relatives.
Tea arrived in England in 1657 and was first patronized by royalty led by Katherine of Braganza. Early tea was weak and served in small cups, with social status rising in the late 18th century as afternoon tea became a fashionable function.
Fragmentary excerpt presents a philosophical meditation urging tranquil action and self possession. It contrasts haste with tranquility and emphasizes maintaining personal peace and inner control as a guiding principle.
For Sale good low gear wagon A J Maltby. For Sale hay loader sulky plow spring wagon two sets hee slings See Saw cultivator Clarence Mading. 12-2 Baby Chicks hatching through last week in June. Cherokee Hatchery phone 121 1127 West Cherry St Cherokee Iowa 11-4.
Param Zerhe, former president of the American Nu ismatic association, calls money a documentary record of human progress. Coins, he says, are imperishable manuscripts revealing art, architecture, mythology, and regional history across eras from Greece and Rome to the Middle Ages and beyond.
A tongue in cheek legal skirmish unfolds in a Hungarian village where a toothless man sues a dentist for infamous professional abuse. The dentist, unpaid for his mother's dental bill, refuses to return false teeth until settlement. The court makes sharp remarks as both sides argue over money and meals.
Baden-Powell tells of a Loy Scout patrol practicing bridge building. The craft fails until their scoutmaster returns. The boy explains the structure is meant for enemy use, revealing a clever misdirection about its purpose.
Architectural notes describe South region homes with side porches and an outside door for privacy and comfort. Porches face south or west to catch summer winds, are typically one room wide with high ceilings for ventilation, overlook side gardens, and feature two front doors entering either the porch or the central hallway.
Peggy Moore arrives in New York with seventy five cents seeks work after failed agency visits. She meets Jimmy Hubbard, who reveals the job ad she answered was his. He offers marriage and his secretary position, but she must wire home first. He plans a telegram and another newspaper ad.
A London humorist notes mountaineering nerves and a married climber who tiptoes at night and forgets if the sixth or seventh step squeaks. The quip captures anxiety and comic missteps in ascent.
The Border Cities Star reports an executive who values efficiency asking a young woman to marry with a blunt choose yes or no prompt. He says he has already supplied complete details of his few and invites a simple answer.
Community notes from Diamond Center report visits by John Smith and son Eart of Washington D C to Will Haight home and numerous church activities including a baptism of five youths and eleven new members. The Diamond Stars 4 H club announces a program with refreshments Friday June 17.
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