Labor and business notes from Aurelia and area
Local shoppers see fresh tomatoes and cherries at area stores. Real estate and banking ads mix with community notices on visits, school events, car sales, and local trades. Residents travel to Storm Lake, Onawa, and Okoboji for business and leisure. several families attend visits and events in nearby towns.
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Peoples
First National Bank
Peoples Store
Lewis’s. QO
Alexander
Storm Lake
Lewis’ Store
Esther Smith
Aurelia
Aurelia Lumber Co
Porter
Public Auction Saturday June 28 for Household Goods
Sale of household goods at the seller residence begins 2 p.m. including a good Esty organ. Dr. Bundy sells his practice and Dr. E. J. Bates confirms permanent location and availability for calls. Aurelia band notes Fourth of July music interest and Standard Bearer society met June 12 with Miss Flossie Bell leading devotion and social hour.
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Bundy
E. J. Bates
Quimby
Morningside
Aurelia
Standard Bearer Society
Pierce Parrott
Flossie Bell
Bess Olds
Leela Gay
Parrott
Eunice _ “Neville
Edith Russell
Boys Band Continues Saturday Street Concert Series
The second street concert by the Boys' Band drew a large crowd on Saturday evening. They perform two new pieces weekly and plan to keep holding concerts each Saturday. The hat yielded a little over twelve dollars for the band, to which they express thanks.
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Carl
G. J. Lewis
Chicago
Ball Team Disbanded After Poor Scheduling Choices
At a meeting of baseball association officers the team was disbanded for the remainder of the season. Difficulty in scheduling games with other teams, reliance on home or outside players, and lack of available players led to an unsatisfactory operation. Costs will be settled and each subscriber to the list assessed pro rata.
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Peoples Store
Pearl Siglin
Alta
Lewis’s
Lloyd Scott
Chicago
The
Baseball Association
Englishman's Tea and Coffee Preferences Compared
The Chicago Journal notes cultural contrasts in hot drinks between England and America. It cites per capita tea consumption of 6.5 pounds in the UK and 1 pound in the US, while Americans drink about 9.5 pounds of coffee per year, with Britons in the US consuming much of that.
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England
America
United Kingdom
United States
Origin of the military salute linked to chivalry
A young lieutenant explains to a matron that the military salute traces to medieval tournaments. Knights rode past the queen on her throne and lifted a hand to the brow then lowered it, a gesture he says explains the salute’s chivalrous origin.
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Leutenant
Queen of Beauty
Los Angeles Times
The Conquest of Disease as Viewed by Press
The Philadelphia Press praises bacilli culture advances and preventive serums as surpassing ancient magi. It lauds Pasteur Flexner and Carrel for quiet microscopist efforts in fighting virulent diseases, outmatching Caesar Charlemagne in impact.
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Alexander
Cyrus
Philadelphia Press
How Does It Get Across Anatomy Test Answer
A student offered a humorous misdescription of circulation during a physiology exam at an eastern university, saying blood goes down one leg and up the other, reflecting limited knowledge in capillary flow.
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Eastern University
Bride Dictation Demand From Stenographer Husband
A humorous Baltimore American item portrays a bride asking her husband not to repeat a favorite office speech at home. She quips she wants him to take her dictation instead, highlighting workplace banter carried into marriage.
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Baltimore American
Not Wall Advertized.
A fragmentary passage notes a woman bringing a pet pig to a physician due to its thin condition. The doctor is questioned about the pig's growth while comments from Ilierende Britter and Richter appear as quoted lines reflecting humorous or reflective sentiment.
A Sermon on Stones and a Lone Tennessee Officer
A Tennessee town police officer Sam Buckalew, patrolling the negro quarter near the creek, witnesses a Saturday night dance fight spill from indoors to outside. Stones provide improvised defense as the melee enlarges, with Buckalew later questioned by the justice of the peace about rocks on the scene.
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Sam Buckalew
Tennessee
Yalu
Justice of the Peace
Sam
Tom Keel
New York Post
Two Curious Autographs From an 1831 Paris Album
A famed autograph collection bought by Lord Clancurty in Paris in 1831 cost £1500. Among its signatures are two brief entries noted for their brevity, including a two line consulate fragment: Mile, Clairon has no bread. Lucie Bonaparte.
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Lord Clancurty
Paris
Clairon
Lucie Bonaparte
Haste and Delay Echo Through Quoted Maxims
A compact collection of proverbs and quotes on haste from figures such as Plunket Churchill Wesley and Seneca. The notes compare speed and caution across famous lines and suggest prudent progress over rushing.
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Harry
Baron Plunket
Churchill
Tennyson
Cowley
Bulwer-Lytton
Women Soldiers in Prussia Remembered for Valor and Loss
The London Standard notes Prussian women's prowess as soldiers amid hardships. Maria Warder served as Hussar with her husband, was wounded, and witnessed him slain. Wleonora Prochaska, fighting under Carl Renz, died near Leipzig, with poets praising her courage and a Potsdam cemetery monument marking her memory.
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Maria Warder
Silesia
Leipzig
Wleonora Prochaska
Carl Renza
Potsdam
London Standard
Time to Real and the Self Approving Hour
A reflective aphorism notes that the present hour holds greater weight than accumulated years. The idea emphasizes decisive action and self-sufficiency in personal judgment.
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Pope
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