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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1923
Page
3
Local news notes feature social events and small business updates. Items include tax payments at First National Bank and a market day sale aided by Farmers National Bank, with social events like basket sociables and a three act comedy planned for March.
A sprawling list of community items includes car and service ads, social events, sales dates for market day and auctions, church notices, school events, visits by residents, and local business offerings. Readers are urged to attend basket socials, check prices on cases and tubes, and track upcoming market days and club meetings along with weather updates and a blizzard story.
For Sale Stack of good wild hay by A C Will. Also for sale Buff Orpington cockerels by S M Fouts. Found Auto plate 23 2177. owner may claim at Sentinel office. Lost Auto crank between my place and town. notify W F Keister. For sale 25 Poland China bred gifts sired by Bone Builder Jr. 494387 bred to Long Jumbo 500827 and Omaha 499919. Emmert and Wm Reckoff. phones 1319 or 221 ATtf.
A misleading health ad promotes Adlerika as a cure for tiredness after meals by claiming it expels poisons and gas from the upper and lower bowel. It warns digestion releases poisons that make you nervous and weak and touts buckthorn bark glycerine as ingredients.
The farm bureau women of Afton township met at Mrs. Olin Jones home for an all day session with thirty seven attendees. Demonstrations on soap and dried beef were given by Mrs. Frank Mummert and Mrs. Jones, a dress form was crafted, music by Mrs. Lee Robinson entertained, and a noon cafeteria dinner was served. The next meeting is set for March 29 at Mrs. Frank Lewis home. members will suggest a name for the organization.
A tale describes Abyssinian table etiquette where two women on either side feed a man as quickly as possible. The men are judged by the size and speed of their bites and by making the loudest eating noises. The women compete to see who can feed the fastest and declare pleasure when their charge makes the most noise.
Fragmentary line hints at a cautionary motto about fear, ambition, and strength, but lacks clear context, subjects, or events to identify persons, places, or organizations.
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