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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1929
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel E C., Lighter, proprietor, notes subscription rates per year in advance. In-state Cherokee county price listed, with outside Cherokee County and foreign country rates. Published weekly on Thursdays as second class matter in Aurelia Iowa.
The Farm Bureau Exchange discusses corporate farming in Iowa, noting initial ventures in Hartey and Palo Alto counties and reports of buyers eyeing farms between Storm Lake and LeMars. It argues corporates use modern methods with strict accounts while warning about profit focus and potential transfer of more farms to corporations.
Televox the mechanical man lights up Newark airport in response to a distant siren, flooding the field with 24,000,000 candle power during tests. Pete Branson and a siren wind test the device, which uses Knowles grid glow and a vibrating reed selector to trigger floodlights.
The weekly notes cover first to fifth grades with reading, spelling, and handwork themes. Highlights include May basket projects, bird studies, birthdays, illness recovery, perfect spelling lists, geography map work, and upcoming track meets and banquets. High school tribes detail county track prelims, Mothers-Daughters banquet, and literary studies in English and history.
An Atchison Globe meditation asks readers to consider how often people assume others require saving and urges reflection on personal judgment and humility.
An old remedy claims three glasses of water before breakfast improve constipation. Adding a teaspoon of glycerin and a compound called Atderika to each glass supposedly cleanses both bowels, stops gas and sour stomach in ten minutes, and relieves constipation in two hours, as advertised by J. C. Nelson, Druggist.
A Springfield museum shows an Indian skull with three curved wooden pegs where teeth are missing. Experts doubt if the teeth were carved during life and think the pegs may be postmortem trophies of war.
A state movement in Columbia seeks to establish a Woodrow Wilson memorial museum in the old white frame house where the wartime president spent his boyhood. Proposed bills would authorize a 17 500 state appropriation matched by public subscriptions, with the home held by the state historical commission as a permanent memorial museum.
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