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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1935
Page
3
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Ben Elliott and Dawn uncover a web of lies around Nick Brandon and Denny McManus. Brandon’s plot to trap Ben and Dawn ends as Martin reveals McManus’s confession and Paxson’s murder. Fire and police close the case with Dawn's rescue and a somber reunion.
Archaeologists report the discovery of a bronze fire pump from Aquincum, once the Roman capital of Pannoniia, now a village near Budapest. The suction pump, dated to 228 A. D., challenges the idea that displacement pumps began in the sixteenth century and credits G. Juitorinus, prefect of the Collegium Cantor, with the gift.
Advert reads about joining the Dizzy Dean Winners program with a chance to win valuable prizes, linking readers to another paper column for details. The notice mentions Grape Nuts as part of the ad context and invites participation through a cross-paper column.
The article argues that increasing taxpayer numbers correlates with greater fiscal conservatism, suggesting broad citizen involvement shapes economic policy and government spending debates. It notes potential shifts in public budgeting priorities as tax bases widen.
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