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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1903
Page
4
A Philadelphia Record excerpt recalls a sobering scene as a cemetery lot seller speaks of the solemn duty, grief, and the lure of profit. The chatty talk shifts to customers, their losses, and the moral tension of striking bargains in a graveyard trade.
An old style advertisement in a Heath Ledger era voice extols a kidney remedy. It features a dramatic scene with misread dialogue, cites medical claims for relief from kidney trouble and back pain, and includes a customer testimonial about two pills per day. It names Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and claims nationwide free medical advice.
Fragmentary passage mentions a refusal to Jack before acceptance and a discouraged attempt. Names Michel and feagula appear amid unclear context. Source text is garbled with many unreadable elements providing minimal, non-specific details.
In 1902 Mrs Helena Rath of No 22 Tenth Ave New York recounts caring for her frail baby Charlie with a severe skin condition. After trying many remedies she notes improvement from Cuthetra remedies including soap and ointment, praising their safety efficacy and urging others to try them.
Attorney Dinnavirn Indrebiagiyt Axgalnat Hee contends for a new trial while Judge Kin and others weigh alleged perjury in the Gallagher case. Witnesses cited include Vic Modhert and Opal Collowed as potential perjury threats, with Coldwell, not kin to Gallagher, linked to testimony challenging Holada’s earlier statements. The case faces renewed scrutiny as prosecutors consider related perjury charges.
A youth description tells of a fatal shooting at midnight on a Saturday near Warner. A man named Warner, responding to affections for Miss Maddie Linke, fired a pistol at close range, injuring himself and another man who then died. The incident redirected to Maple Street home, with Sheriff Webert Marshall investigating and a post mortem confirming a gunshot to the head.
An Athietic dispatch reports Wilail's bartender, a Des Moines immigrant, to receive about $25,000 from the estate of William Hancing of Postville. The estate is valued near $200,000. The court and local telegrams recount upheavals in Miss Daan letters, a blackmail scheme, and a firearms incident tied to Sheriff Wafer’s Fort Madison trail. The tale includes a disputed attribution of a $10,000 reward and a separate sensational crime involving a dressmaker, Miss Jentie Dona, in Bairs-Tawny.
A trial summary reports Mrs Gallaugher sentenced to fifteen years for murder and perjury linked to testimony about the death of her husband’s employer’s wife. The case included acquittal on murder charges and subsequent perjury verdicts tied to the contentious testimony.
Oxkaloosa mayor Wray faced an abrupt marriage to Elie Thoine in Max Day, after a claimed arranged match. Reports say the union blindsided supporters, with Mrs Barr described as wealthy and the mayor denying the arrangement and any deception.
A chaotic day at Estherville follows a student strike against expulsions led by Miss Callum as pupils protest at the school board. Separately a severe accident near a railway station leaves a man missing both legs and hospitalized in Cherokee. Authorities report a string of incidents including a fatal self-inflicted gun blast and multiple local crime notes.
An article extols Peruna as a universal remedy for the grip and related catarrh ailments. It quotes testimonials from officials and doctors including Hon. Joseph A. Flinn and Rep. George H. White, praising recovery rates and urging use to prevent weakness, backache, and digestive issues during the epidemic.
An elderly woman in Squanuino comments on a plan to send Anne Williams to California for a pleasure trip. The remark is meant kindly, yet some find it harsh and scandalous. Neighbors discuss whether charity and cheer can excuse the perceived loss of Anne’s faculties.
A vintage advertisement style item notes prices for views and distant hills with whimsical lines. It promotes Ely's Liquid Cream Balm from Ely Bros of New York offering nasal relief and spray tube, dated March 21 1901, with testimonials from Albert Len and S OK Lansdale praising the product.
The piece blends a proverb about not feigning wisdom with a critique of acting the fool, citing a historical jester example. It remarks on sick children and promotes Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children, advertising relief from constipation teething disorders and worm destruction, with claims and mail order details in a dated tone.
Fragmentary reflection suggests happiness eludes the many as they chase fame and notoriety. The text hints at distant corners and a restless world that mistakes shallow glory for true worth, referencing a phrase like "Pha Vultures."
Putnam faces a grim scene as Diggsby Naturally considers trust and time. A troubled exchange reveals tensions and personal duties amid a volatile moment, with uncertain outcomes for those involved.
The Philadelphia Record details the slang chestnut origin tale linked to artist A Abbey. It traces the term chestnut as a taut story about a man with a chestnut fart who spoils a tale, a yarn Abbey used at Tite Club meetings that drew audience shouts of Chestnuts.
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