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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1936
Page
4
Banks close all day July 4th. Community notes include multiple breakfasts and visits among Aurelia residents, travels to Boone and Sioux City, nursing and farm service updates, a plane overflight, platform rebuilding, and local events such as a mass-band concert and band fund drive.
Miss Dorothy Scott returns to Sioux City Monday after visiting home. Edna Bjorklund stays with sister Ruth in the Swan Swanson home north of Cherokee. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Smith depart for Red Oak after rooming with Mrs. A. J. Whinery while work proceeds. Aurelia high school band joins mass concert in Newell with bands from Sulphur Springs. Fourteen 4-H club members prep for three-day Okoboji camp, Mildred Cave, Ann Nordstrom, Mabel Becker, Lucille Tigges, Charles Martin, Joyce Martin, Lewis Ammons, Halcyon Warren among locals.
The children’s day program at the Congregational church is set for Sunday at 10 30 a m with a full schedule including preludes doxology hymns prayers an address by Rev Trigg and a reception of members A girl’s chorus will perform a welcome and multiple recitations exercises and songs by various classes and groups including the Beginners Mrs Mongan’s class and the primary department
Bermuda brides once decorated wedding cakes with Bermuda cedar seedling decorations. Now the tradition faded as brides planted cedars at home entrances. Many old Bermuda homes still feature two tall cedar trees marking a long ago marriage.
The Detroit River rises from Lake St Clair flows south to form part of the Michigan Ontario boundary and enters Lake Erie near the city of Detroit. It is about 27 miles long and ranges in width from half a mile to three miles.
The article traces red clover as possibly arriving in America as a stowaway with early vessels. It notes 1620 Pilgrim ship holds may have carried clover seed, 1625 seed shipments from Holland, 1645 seed introductions, and 1662 New England mentions of English clover grass thriving. It also cites 1670 Long Island and 1729 Boston ads for clover hay seed and notes 1922 U S wealth figures and 1932 estimates by the National Industrial Conference Board.
The concept defines national wealth as the sum of all measurable forms of property including real estate buildings livestock farm implements machinery tools railroads shipping street railways and other public utilities. The aim is a comprehensive monetary measure encompassing every tangible asset.
The name Iris appears in Greek myth as a messenger of the gods and helper to Juno, often depicted as a winged maiden. The rainbow is linked to Iris as her path to Olympus, its appearance signaling a message delivery and departure. The rainbow is sometimes called the sash of Iris.
The excerpt discusses happiness in company as key to social success. It notes unhappy men lack memory and speak impertinently, while cheerful individuals seize chances to contribute meaningfully in conversations.
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