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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1937
Page
2
A fragmented WNU Service kitchen column describes simple recipes and tips. It covers draining beans and combining with tomatoes, removing mustard stains, butter layer cake filling, making beef juice, lettuce vitamin content, and soaking salt fish with vinegar for less salt.
A reflective piece notes epotist mistakes in judging greatness by a big head and argues that gentlemen's agreements lack real honesty. It contrasts youth confessing poverty with others who speak and stay silent, and laments misunderstandings in relationships and time’s flight.
An old advertisement asserts laxatives fail for chronic constipation and promotes Adlerika a liquid laxative with seven ingredients for double action. It claims rapid relief from gas and bowel congestion within two hours and credits doctors and druggists for 35 years of use.
A compact aphorism attributed to Benjamin Franklin notes that day one holds twice the value of two tomorrows, urging immediate action over delay. The sentiment reflects frontier prudence and practical thrift in early American thought.
The 1937 maiden voyage of the Hindenburg ended in disaster near Lakehurst New Jersey. Capt Max Pruss commanded the airship on a Germany to United States flight for the first time. He previously served under Capt Ernst Lehmann and Dr Hugo Eckener.
George H. Davis of Kansas City was elected president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States at the annual meeting in Washington DC. He succeeds Harper Sibley and is described as a banker, farmer and merchant. The chamber opposed Roosevelt court reform and urged Wagner act amendments.
Manning voters approved buying the Iowa Public Service Co. plant for 135000 with 500 in favor and 379 against. The plant will be paid from earnings, while other items note a silver coin found in a Decorah egg and state fish and game bill signing by Gov. Kraschel opening the 1937 trout season.
Pattern 5724 includes block chart cutting sewing finishing yardage layout for single and double bed sizes. Use Sunbonnet maidens on quilts scarfs pillows and more. Send 14 cents in stamps or coins to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept 259 W 14th St New York NY with name and address.
In the Himalaya mountains Nepalese women are described as the most dressed in the world. For an afternoon function they wear robes of 100 yards of sheer muslin arranged as a fan shaped front with a plain rear. Colors include purple green blue carmine orange white yellow turquoise and red.
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