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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1907
Page
2
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets as a compact vest pocket remedy for consti pation and indigestion. It claims the tablets exercise the bowels like muscles, purge without weakening the stomach, and avoid harsher laxatives. The copy stresses genuine Sterling Remedy Company production and tablet branding.
The poem by Pope praised John son for memory of Elizabeth Corbett who rests at St Margaret's. It describes a virtuous woman calm under trial with strength and refinement, mourning a life defined by virtue.
An OCR style excerpt shows a distressed candidate challenging peers while an old farmer questions courage to speak or act. The garbled text preserves a tense moment of public confrontation with implied bond and duty themes.
A garbled historic clipping blends mis-typed dialogue with stray phrases and ad copy. It mentions Dr. Kelle, Philadelphia, and a sailor tale while inserting a marketplace nudge to ship via N. W. Mite and Fur Co. from Minneapolis and a camel title.
The jury found Magill and his wife Waye Graham Magit not guilty of the murder of Mrs. Magill in Croton Al after the defense argued insufficient evidence. Details include letters and prior statements suggesting self destruction, with venue moved from Denver to Decatur under Gov. Deneen’s requisition. The piece also notes unrelated Theosophical Society remarks and A schooner spectacle in New YorkCity with Ezra Meeker.
Bishop Henry C. Potter argued that war, though beautiful in theory, is essential like police for safety and predicted perpetual conflict. The piece notes railway wage hikes, a payroll-padding conviction in Springfield, a fatal shooting in Cincinnati, a postponed execution in Chicago, and a Missouri Pacific track review urging speed limits and rail safety measures.
A garbled historical ledger lists varied events from exploration and battles to political changes and scientific notes. It mentions Magellan, De Soto, Yorktown, Trafalgar, and Napoleon alongside advances like submarine telegraphs, the Amerika ship tank feature, and a planned Milan to Genoa electric railway.
Mrs Chive Voge of 6103 Witt Street Alexandria says persistent back pain sharp shooting pains and swollen feet improved after using Dana’s Kidney Pills. She claims relief for five years and recommends the remedy sold by Foster Milburn Co Mattato NY at 60 cents a box.
Jones notes trouble brewing between Mrs Poet and her husband. Smith confirms he cannot tell his poets, and she could not eat them if she left him.
An advertisement touts a catarrh cure claiming direct action on blood and mucous surfaces, endorsed by a physician and sold in tablet form by J Cheney Co. It also mentions canaries rented for decorations at events and houses, noting demand in spring and early summer and keeper availability.
The scene of birds bathing in park fountains attracts bird lovers as a Green River tub-like water feature entertains visitors. In a separate note, Fan-Jack Harkalong praised a singer, saying he would like to silence you with a kiss.
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