Aurelia Sentinel Notice of Subscription Renewal
Notice from the Aurelia Sentinel printed by E. C. Lighter. Paper does not stop at expiration unless notified. Subscribers who continue to accept the paper owe payment. Rates listed per year in advance outside Cherokee County and foreign countries.
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Cherokee County
Medical Expert Warns Exercise Proves Harmful Near Radiator
A medical expert warns that certain exercises may be harmful, a claim echoing an old observation about radiant heat exposure. The note comments on risks from proximity to a radiator during workouts.
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New York Evening Post
First English encyclopedia by John Harris in 1704
The first encyclopedia written in English and alphabetically arranged was John Harris's Universal English Dictionary of Arts and Sciences published in London in 1704.
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John Harris
London
Powerful Skin Remedy Promises Quick Relief for Skin Troubles
A vintage patent medicine note touts Marie’s ipmeraia Ou as a universal antiseptic that halts eczema with one application and heals stubborn lezema after a few uses. Moone’s Emerald Oil is praised as safe and deeply penetrating, dispensed by pharmacists, with an 86 cent bottle lasting about two weeks.
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America
Marie
Moone
Improvement Shown By Improved Seed Quality In Iowa
Iowa Department of Agriculture seed analysts report year by year gains in average seed grade across the state. Over 2 000 samples tested. main fault is missing noxious weed labels. Fifteen stopsale orders issued. Farmers read labels more closely. 750 samples submitted plus many tested by Iowa State College divisions.
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Iowa Department of Agriculture
E. L. Redfern
Iowa State College
Western Iowa fruit injured most by frost
Frost damage is heaviest in western Iowa with notable injury to small fruits and early apples. The statewide outlook remains favorable for winter apples, while berries are expected light due to dry weather. Currants, gooseberries survive well, and peach prospects look better than average.
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Iowa
R. S. Herrick
Iowa Horticultural Society
Mr. Herrick
Iowa Public Service Company
Waterloo
Charles City
Cherokee
Hampton
Storm Lake
Carroll
LeMars
Waverly
Eagle Grove
Cedar Falls
Sioux City Gas and Electric Company
Early Genius Born From Scribbles At Eight
A boy named Oliver Goldsmith began scribbling verses before age eight, burning many scraps. A few poems were saved by his mother who recognized his talent and pressed the father to educate him.
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Oliver Goldsmith
Iowa Public Service Co to Start Employee Contest
Iowa Public Service Co announces a twelve day employee stock contest starting next Monday. District Manager M Champion promotes 6 percent $6 Preferred Shares at $100 or $10 monthly installments, with proceeds to fund community development and job growth.
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Iowa Public Service CO
M Champion
Iowa Public Service Company
Champion
Omaha
Ancient Egyptian Mummification and Burial Practices
The text explains how Egypt’s science developed from Nile floods. Tombs were carved into hills as soil loosened by floods. To preserve the dead during high water, bodies were embalmed, and mummification extended to animals, notably cats.
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Egypt
Nile
JIAMOND CENTER NEWS Telling of local funeral and social visits
Mr and Mrs J S Linquist and Mr and Mrs Will Haight attended funeral services for John Porter. Several residents shopped, visited relatives in Sioux City, Aurelia, Galva, Cherokee and Ida Grove, with gatherings at the Lockin Hotel and the Liming home.
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J. S. Linquist
Will Haight
John Porter
Acta
Theodore Schulke, Jr
Sioux City
Alma Frantzmeier
Near la
George Pepper
Joe Hansen
Odeboldt
Luella Hickey
Garland Ickey
Roy Hench
Roy Jhnson
Woman's Club of
Aurelia
Lockin Hotel
Clara Brown
Galva
Marie Guether
C. A
Peter Linquist
Andrew Peterson
Erna Otto
Roy Lichtenberg
Alta
John Nelson
William Haight
H. H. Williams
Irene Hansen
Glenn Williams
Elmer Hansen
Joe
Ida Grove
Diamond Farm Bureau
GC. Peterson
Kirksville
Missouri
Woman loses 102 pounds with Kruschen Salts
Miss Nellie Simpson writes that starting weight 219 pounds, after one year and 3 weeks on Kruschen Salts she lost exactly 102 pounds. At 23 she looks six years younger and plans to share her before and after pictures. She spent 25 dollars for the weight loss and urges others to try the salts.
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Nellie Simpson
Wayne Street
Swissvale
The Modern Safe Way to Lose Fat Promises
The ad touts Kruschen Salts as a safe weight loss aid requiring a half teaspoonful in hot water each morning before breakfast. It claims gradual fat loss without rushing foods through the system and highlights six mineral salts aiding gland and organ function, with testimonials of women achieving a slimmer figure.
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