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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1903
Page
4
A testimonial letter from President Fuller appears in a Peruna advertisement claiming catarrh relief. The note cites improved senses of smell and hearing after years of illness and medical spending, asserting Peruna drove the ailment from his system and restored vigor.
A jumble of satirical quips on aging, poetry, and family life from early 20th century papers. The passage cites Aled tin and Winkers with coy dialogue about absentmindedness and sedate marital roles. It references a poet father, a bride and her mother debating literary pretensions, and a rural clerk amid a broader montage of humor and commentary.
Letters from readers in Grand Rapids Michigan and nearby describe relief from back pain urinary troubles and high colored urine after using Down's Kidney Pills. Testimonials claim quicker sleep less swelling more energy and improved digestion with claims of repeated benefits and medical advice availability.
A Dubuque drive against vice provokes strong city hall criticism as officials face calls to curb brothels and public vice. Church representatives claim evidence of open houses and push for action while lawyers warn of state threats and potential governor involvement amid tense local politics.
Storm Lake reports a dispute over the estate of Ard, a wealthy Georgia pioneer who died in November after six marriages. The will left property to the Wilhawansethied line and to children of the second and fourth wives contested by other children. Jury actions and court proceedings followed as the case developed.
In Des Moines court Judge Givem sentenced Juba Walker colored to eight years in the penitentiary for Santa Upguer fie the KHL be of Loage Phakelstein Aug 5 last. The judge declared evidence showed beyond doubt Walker committed the crime and he made the sentence severe, detaining Harry Levie who was acquitted. Levie is expected to stand trial for another crime. Walker’s fate drew sharp attention from the public.
Dam caused concern as the Des Moines river overflow clogs the area near Bonaparte in Keokuk County. Local officials warn that heavy debris and flooding may endanger the lower portions of the town and railroad approaches.
A Des Moines report notes a new work exhibition at State College with plans including a temporary stone monument, a pavilion for livestock, three greenhouses, and other agricultural facilities. Construction bids open May 26 after bond approvals. contractors and committees are involved in the project.
Damaging ice gorge on the Mississippi near Keith and Mack Hawk bridge. Girders cracked, spans buckled, and the structure trembled before the ice receded. At Rock Rapids the cholera outbreak prompted school and parish closures, with fear for Sheldon children and surrounding families.
Mrs Ness Sharon reunites with her mother after a 30 year separation in New Haven. Bert Theol of New Shaven aided by local families, the child Lewis, and others, helped locate paternal grandparents. The reunion occurred in Midrose, Pennsylvania, where Mrs Rew and relatives planned future contact and care for the daughter.
A bank robbery allegedly used a forged Melikinney signature to rob the Continental National Bank in Chir wage, with $3,000 involved and money wired to a station for collection. Investigators trace the route from Waterloo to Castle and through McElhinnes as part of the security breach.
A Witeflog dispatch reports a young woman burned to death after a Gapoluga explosion at work. She assisted in family tasks and died from severe injuries. The coroner identified Gustanthy as the deceased, aged about 20.
The Mannl family near Bronson Nebraska endures a severe scarlet fever outbreak with two children dead and another critically ill. Dr Cound treated the patient after a county-wide spread fears. The affected area, including Jabnastown, Neb, reports many helpers may have unwittingly contracted the illness as officials fear wider transmission.
A chaotic early morning page details a warehouse fire in Des Moines causing about 50000 dollars in loss, fully insured, with minimal building damage and many workers affected. Other items note a jury finding in a Gallaugher perjury case, a cornfield death near Alvord, a fatal yard incident at Cedar Falls, a jail delay for Keith Cook, and scattered local mishaps and police notes.
Fragmented OCR presents a garbled account of Beaconsfield at a dinner during tense times with a whispered exchange about action. The text mentions English prime minister responses and a plateful of unrelated lines about medicine and a fictional romantic note.
A string of dated quips on canine fashion and work life. A Chicago Dost line hints at pets of fashion and a bookkeeper jokes about salary and family costs. Punch and Chicago News humor frame extras and hotel bills with ironic tone.
A reflective piece argues that knowledge of what to beat matters more than wealth. It stresses intellect, discipline, and preparedness as keys to success, urging readers to pursue learning and thoughtful action rather than financial gain alone.
A fragment from the Indianapolis News recounts a Wisconsin episode where a geologist, heated by his assistant’s behavior, storms into the Governor’s office declaring he cannot work with the helper. The assistant’s antics, including whistles and tossing stones, prompt the geologist to continue his work solo thereafter.
A youngster's remark about a theater blackout leads to a quip about a broken roller and the curtain. The article cites Crustis figures showing 6,334 children under 11 in U S clothing labor, with thousands in shirt and skirt production and numerous in ready-made attire factories. A farmer argues against infrequent orchard pruning.
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