01 Nov 1923
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1923
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel prints advertising and subscription pricing. Display advertising costs per inch and foreign per inch are stated, locals and readers per line, and cards of thanks per line. Subscriptions run per year in advance with Cherokee county, outside Cherokee county, and foreign rates.
The Iowa Good Roads Association will urge legislation this winter to extend gravel operations on state roads. It argues current laws hinder grading and draining from being completed in one go and that graveling is a cost effective protection where hard surfacing is impractical. The group plans fall meetings to build highway improvement support.
Aurelia High beat Marcus 13 to 6 after a tense game on Marcus field. Key moments included Aurelia interception returns and a 75 yard TD scamper by Coombs. The victory followed a first half battle with Marcus matching early defense and late pressure.
The piece traces changing bed customs from ancient Egypt and Greece to France in the seventeenth century. It notes Bride and widow rituals involving beds, social rites, and Queen Elizabeth’s habit of morning consultations while in bed.
The Detroit News notes Garibaldi learned revolution in Rio Grande do Sul during its 1885 secession. The region, a prairie of grains vegetables and fruits, shows development balancing agriculture and cattle raising.
A Chicago Tribune snippet describes Billy admiring a new suit with hidden pockets. He demonstrates how the pockets can hold small items like nickels and dimes, noting they currently hold nothing but will soon serve as a practical storage feature.
A substitute for cork is identified among natural substances. The east coast tree in Africa named Tchad may offer a viable option with notable specific gravity. Nature herself appears to provide a potential substitute that could replace cork in certain applications.
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