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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1909
Page
7
The Aurelia Sentinel published Fridays as a second class mail matter in Aurelia Iowa. Office of the new hotel block Tolaphtante No 60 lists local advertising scents per week and display rates per inch. Special yearly contract rates. subscription 9 60 per year payable in advance. outside county 12 5 per year.
Local items report sales at Lashell and Hansen Brothers, sewing machines and corsets at G J Lewis, social events, weddings, and church services. residents travel to Aurelia and Sioux City. promotions for Sentinel subscriptions and local insurance notices appear amid a boil of names, places, and small-town happenings.
Quimby loses badly to Aurelia 110 to 2 as errors and timely hitting decide the game. The two teams set a rematch at Quimby next week while fans and players remain undeterred and eager to redeem the setback.
Ladies of the Pristila club met at Mrs J A Johnsons home to honor Mrs J C Nelson before her move to Caldwell Idaho Portraits were exchanged and recipes sealed letters were read Sentiments of esteem followed with gifts A memorial day home talent concert was announced with a varied program and admission of 25 cents
Dialogue from a humorous scene features Professor Learned and a rear-seat voice. The joke centers on a student’s severe appendix flare up described in exaggerated medical terms and the blunt reaction from the audience.
A caustic constituent jokes that their representative in Congress entertains little and only amuses. The Washington Star quotation captures the sly jab at lawmakers and their performances.
A playful exchange contrasts a definition of interior decorator with a jokey misreading as a cook. The remark ends with a pointed observation about individuals harboring unseen potential. Jordan adds a reflective line on unknown possibilities.
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