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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1907
Page
3
Lenora Bodenhamer writes of chronic stomach troubles and nervous distress claiming dire health effects from meals. She details seeking medical advice from Dr Hurtin and describes reactions as she recounts a confusing series of tests and testimonies, urging broader scrutiny.
An OCR fragment discusses a Paris book theft tale and a correspondent's journey to Mount Dibra, with references to the Nathan library, a debt claim, and a theft investigation. It mentions the Keule den Uhauz Arts Mere, the Grand Mabey, and a desire to plunder books, but the passage is garbled and contains many unreadable portions.
A garbled dialogue sketches a tale about a bishop, a boy stealing apples, and a trader. A Cred as a dry goods buyer notes a mail order house in Chicago. The fragment hints at a Humorous weekly feature and a December issue reference.
The article notes the death of Mrs. Kinley widow of a prominent figure, with details of her peaceful passing at home and burial at West Lawn Cemetery. It recounts her life, education, public service, and long support of her husband’s political career including travels and campaigns in Washington and across states.
Fragmented market notes discuss fire damage costs in San Francisco, including insured losses and cleanup outlays. It mentions large sums paid, legal battles, and expected insurance recoveries. Additional items reference European royalty, Turkish trade, and political figures, with varied archival observations.
Five die and about seventy escape as the passenger and freight steamer Naomi burns in Lake Michigan on a Grand Haven to Milwaukee run. Crew bravery saves many, Kerr and Kanes vessels assist, Naomi towed in a smoldering harbor, several bodies recovered from the forecastle.
The jury in the James Vargis murder case acquits Hargis amid long trial in Breathitt county lore. Witnesses spoke of alleged conspiracy involving Mary Vargis, Sheriff Callahan, and Dr. Cox, while Jett testified against Marcum. The case follows earlier acquittal of Hargis for another murder. Lena Reeves, 20, shot dead in Sayre Pa, unclear if self-inflicted. Four Italians detained.
A Kansas court appointed receivers for the property of all breweries operating in the state under prohibition law. The decision holds the state may seize assets of illegal businesses. Brewers resist, while most back the Anheuser-Busch affair from St Louis which plans to challenge the order. Receivership relies on the enactment that took effect this year.
The Supreme Court affirms dismissal related to Tent and reviews back pay claims from a discharged volunteer by the Spanish War era. Key figures include Lewis Hi and Geo. Wool, with a verdict reversal on conduct charges and ongoing entitlement considerations for loss of pay and discharge corrections by Congress.
A bulletin from the Interstate Commerce Commission shows railway accidents in the December quarter ending last year reached 3965 collisions and derailments with 480 killed or injured. Among the victims 180 were passengers, a fourfold rise above the general quarterly average since September 1904, when 278 deaths were recorded.
A scrambled 19th century compendium cites the Sultan of Turkey admiring animals with a Yildiz collection, Norway’s king as apprentice in the Danish navy, and the Russian duke disliking solo photos. It notes Raisull the Moroccan bandit tracing lineage to Mulal Ldriy, and Leopold of Brusselsia as Europe’s wealthiest real estate holder. Descriptions include German Emperor's public speaking, Lott Cramer’s dinner refusals, and M Bowvier securing funds to launch a Paris daily. A Romanian crown forged from a captured cannon highlights iron craftsmanship, while Walsingham’s precise pistol marksmanship doubles as entomology prowess. The piece mentions Gomma Kalxer’s two secretaries and a cryptic note about marked attention to a green pencil.
Peter Couture, once a mill worker in Washington, travels to Ottawa to contest an inheritance of 20 million dollars his two brothers and he will share. Couture’s wild, earlier quarrel with his parents and his retreat from claims four years ago are noted as context before he now agrees to proceed. He plans to return to the far northwest after the estate division.
An advertisement cites John C. Colwenan of Swatosboro Georgia praising Toan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble and back pain. It claims the pills relieve discomfort quickly with lasting relief and notes price and seller details. Also included is a testimonial for Catarrh Cure by F F Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio with sworn affidavit and offer to read testimonials.
A garbled dialogue mentions Bold by all Drugglars inc and a family fill for cons. The text names Sinatha and Mr Petenson along with remarks about a new girl singing in the kitchen and a Mrs Ferguson who complains about cooking.
Ad for Allen's Foot-Ease powder to relieve sore feet and ingrown nails with a note on charity and Garfield Tea宣传. The items include pricing, distributor hints, and a Philadelphia Ledger charity quote alongside Garfield Tea claims and legal guarantees.
The article notes about 200 rose species exist with perhaps fifty clear American families and thousands of varieties. It highlights U.S. rose growers contributing most of these varieties, mentions the chase for black roses and a New York florist lacking a true dark red bloom, and references historical smoking habits, including Coltsfoot leaves, alongside unrelated phrases and garbled text.
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