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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1936
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text describes household tasks and flavoring steps mixed with garbled phrases about pistachio mix and vanila or corroded tops. It appears as a faded note on preparation and care in a house, with unclear sequence. The readable bits reference pistachio flavor and maintaining a curtain or fabric item while a press is used.
Readers are urged to read an iape Nuts advertisement in another column to learn how to join the Dizzy Dean Winners program and win valuable free prizes. The ad hints at peculiar character traits as entertaining but not broadly useful.
An old advertisement claims Adlerika cleanses both upper and lower bowels, unlike ordinary laxatives. It says it removes old poisonous matter causing gas pains and sour stomach and cites Dr HL Shaub of New York noting reduced bacteria. One spoonful allegedly relieves gas and chronic constipation.
A reader describes itching on face and arms and a rash that worsened until Cuticura ointment and soap brought relief. The letter mentions irritation and stinging, the return of symptoms after using other soaps, and recommends Cuticura products with an offer for samples and a free mail request.
Sylvia and Hortie Fuller dash to town by boat after a playful chase. He shows surprising rowing skill learned in an eastern prep school as she frets about landing and a potential engagement. He lures her with a challenge then proclaims love while teasing about a engagement and a future with obstacles from family and rivals.
Sylvia and Horatio confront a jewel thief hiding on Long Island. Heath, the burglar, has been jailed by Sheriff Elisha after a daring rescue by Marcia, who loves him. Sylvia insists on visiting Heath with Horatio, insisting the affair is serious and may lead to marriage.
Sylvia and Horatio Fuller confront Heath in Alton City about returning Marela’s check. Sylvia scolds Heath for his actions and hints at social disapproval while Horatio urges calm. The scene ends with Heath's apologetic mood and a plan to continue the matter, TO BE CONTINUED.
Brisk briefing cites Lloyd George era tension over Rhineland and League of Nations appeals as England wavers while France lingers. US programs surge with Public Works Administration completing over 1 billion dollars in projects and 2.2 billion more under construction. Chicago to Akron labor strikes flaring, with milk deliveries and public order tightening. An encyclopedic panorama blends royalty, industrial buildup, and global tensions into a single, era-defining moment.
A TitBits description explains driver ants as the jungle's true rulers. In vast colonies they march in lines with leaders signaling rear troops. When blocked by any animal, they swarm en masse and bite viciously, overwhelming even the largest creatures.
A health guidance notice advises consulting a family doctor about the safety of daily use of Genuine Bayer Aspirin. It credits Bayer with safer pain relief claims and urges buyers to request the full product name at any drug store, insisting on getting genuine Bayer Aspirin.
A witty reflection on relationships, noting a man gains insights about himself only when a woman reveals his follies. The remark hints at growth through social insight and humor in romantic tension.
Economically minded housewives are urged to consider W C Coleman’s new gas making range. It cooks meals for two and more at a cost below coal wood or kerosene, lights instantly like gas, uses lead free gasoline for fuel, and features Everdur metal fuel tank and a durable porcelain enamel finish. Free illustrated literature and a stove check chart available by postcard to Wichita Kansas address.
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