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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1920
Page
1
R Finley lauds the Official Laboratory Model after Edison proved the realism of the New Edison to 6 000 teachers and officers of New York State public schools in Albany on November 25 1919.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a local race for supervisor of the third district covering Suring, Afton, and Pitcher townships. Republican voters face a June primary with candidates named Lee Meale and Gardidat and a focus on the upcoming election.
A preliminary notice states J C Leiin of Aurelia Iowa announces candidacy for the office of representative. The message indicates the announcement is subject to Republican primary voters at the Jane primaries.
A set of notices announces re election bids for Cherokee County Iowa County Attorney with Lew McDonald and John F Loughlin seeking Republican primaries on June seven The text also contains unrelated aphorisms and quotes about opportunity beauty and politics.
The town reports change in a local business trust policy while warning of shifts in enterprise. Hollingeworth dies after a weeklong illness at the hospital. Nordine dies after being struck in an accident. The late resident planned a Sweden trip and lived here over fifty years. Road improvements west toward the county line are announced with state aid. Shrine train wreck near LeMara injures several riders, with Van Buskirk acting as a cushion. Olson and Larson suffer injuries in the crash.
George S. Jones died at his home 550 East Sumner Street in Cherokee on Friday May 21 after a long illness. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Presbyterian church conducted by Rev. A B Butt with large attendance. He was 62, born March 19, 1858, and is survived by his widow and several children.
An athletic friend asks about a national split in the United States over two themes purities and profiteering. The prompt hints at a debate over ideals and economic behavior within American society.
The passage describes Carrerza's fall from power with former leaders and allies betraying him. It hints at a pattern of traitorous behavior among Mexicans and contemplates a succession, asking who may be the next victim as the power struggle continues.
Mayor T B Parker heads a committee requesting barriers to be closed from 9 00 a m to 4 00 p m to properly observe Decoration Day.
A Sentinel Office listing shows items available locally including Remittance Books Order Books Calendars Wall Pockets Fang and Carbon Paper for purchase without leaving town.
The program committee arranged a May 29 Memorial Day observance with a procession starting at Fifth and Walnut streets, marching west to Main and south to the cemetery, including veterans, Girls Mower, and G A R rites. A cemetery program follows with Lincoln address read by Miss Arline McCarty, band music, firing salute, and wreathing. Afternoon events at the Lockin Hotel and Congregational church feature dinner, songs, prayers, and an address by Rev. G R Gilbert.
A weathereduding note describes Joshua Husiness, a master retiree, waking at daylight amid caution that dawn should not arrive too soon. The scene centers on the anticipation of morning light and a wary eye to time.
Fragmentary text references a bold line about names and a change in printing. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities emerge to form a complete summary with concrete people or organizations.
An old advertisement promotes a cancer treatment offered by Dr. Jubnecnws clinic claiming external applications destroy cancer and internal meds purify the brand. It asserts many patients testify to success, offers a book, and provides a University or laboratory contact in Kanwse Or.
Advertise in our Classified department to reach buyers. Weekly notices report ready sales of articles and items for sale including second hand furniture and farming equipment at fixed prices. List what you have to offer to attract buyers.
A London dog serves the deaf and dumb family by alerting them to knocks or rings. The animal signals through mouth movements, tail wagging, and nudges its master or mistress toward the front or back door. The piece highlights how the dog literally keeps the household informed and vigilant.
A wartime private from Angers denounces a neighbor who did not serve. He declares the neighbor a slacker and recalls the friend who supported him, noting the neighbor’s “soft job” as a Curtiss test pilot. The item appears in our sale column as an oval in the fer sale section.
A wiry-haired Airedale mother aboard a scow saves four of her five pups when a swell overturns their basket. she perishes before the last pup can be saved, leaving the three remaining orphans in the care of an Irish setter aboard the same scow.
Baron Rempel Kondo of the Japan Mail Steamship company spoke in New York at a dinner, praising Japanese cleanliness. He recounted a traveler who, half famished, found a teahouse in a remote village with a spotless room and a cup of un sweetened tea.
A traveler signs for food in a geisha house but is misunderstood. He sketches a fish and egg, the geisha laughs and departs. Moments later two attendants bring a portable bath with hot water and soap, delivering an unusual meal aid.
Mrs. Carl Lamb of Philadelphia wife of Lieutenant Carl Lamb A N walked Fifth Avenue with a twelve inch rag doll named Patsy Dooley tied to her arm. She says the doll is for company on a planned trip to China and denies starting a fad.
A clipped exchange mocks Italy and Austria with joking lines about trarity and housekeeping. The humor centers on a slip about a jar as a punchline.
The fragment shows a disparaging exchange with Mrs Spiteful offering a pepsin tablet in reply to a request for home cake. The brief dialogue hints at a domestic or social quarrel without further context or dates.
A George Eliot quote on perseverance crowns effort over eventual failure, praising striving as richer than never attempting. The line emphasizes enduring effort as the true measure of value.
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