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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1895
Page
6
An OCR fragment describes a ritual or spell invoking marriage bonds and witchcraft, mentioning red and white colors, a male subject, and prosecutions for witchcraft. It references travel fatigue, bitters, and counteracting ailments, plus a medieval knight vow to never spare life.
A long Civil War narrative recalls Cushing’s daring night raid on a Confederate ram, the fall of the ram to a torpedo, and his rescue episodes. Interwoven are tales of Union endurance, colonial misrule, and veterans’ recollections, including private heroics and humor from Georgia to Wisconsin.
Details of Mrs John D Rockefeller in New York society circles. Her daughter Judith’s planned marriage to Harold McCormack and plans to entertain tenantry with gifts and feasts. Descriptions of her charitable routine at Hindson estate, her hands on management of fruit harvests, and rumored trousseau gifts to Hazel River farm families. Also notes on cruelty cases handled by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and a public health tip promoting Syrup of Figs.
Memarkable offer from The Youth's Companion publishers promises a free four page color lithographed calendar valued at six cents with a new annual subscription of 1.78. The ad highlights weekly free issues and year long access, directing readers to 14 Columbus Avenue Boston for enrollment in 1897.
A fragmented OCR of old newspaper items touts patent medicines and seaside drollery. Mentions Dr Jaxue's Exordorant, Piso's Remely for Catarrh, Glenn's Sylph, Hill's Whisker Dye, and Sunflower stalks for paper. Also a buried city dike near Pompei and Winslow's Roomina Sravp for Chitares feetiine referenced.
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