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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1900
Page
3
Fragmentary text mentions office and a youth and mentions garineden and Aurella with realtones. The readable parts hint at practice notes but lack coherent details or names.
A jumble of vintage patent medicine ads tout cures for malaria typhoid fever piles and coughs. It highlights Bitters and tonics from Bundy Nelson and other apothecaries claiming swift relief and guaranteed results. Testimonials claim fast throat and lung relief and digestion aid from various nostrums.
Local school notes highlight reentries and new lessons across grades. The report mentions library books being cataloged, first graders practicing beads, and a high school assembly with teachers and patrons attending. It also notes geography studies, upcoming examinations, and a Friday program featuring recitations and readings. President Loubet article on opportunity and self-reliance appears as a school reading.
Editorial notes how railroads telegraph and freight lines provided rapid relief to Galveston after disaster. It lauds carriers for transporting supplies and offering right of way, while condemning demagogues and unfair taxation that hamper their charitable efforts.
Hartwig's Lung Balsam is advertised as a universal remedy for throat and lung troubles. The promotion claims it cures coughs and provides relief for respiratory issues.
A fragmented real estate notice describes spring township land with rivers and wells, rich bottom and broken prairie, suitable for extensive crop and stock farming. It notes nine miles from Chern kee and features a dwelling, outbuildings, and pasture. prices range from 40 to 250 per acre with multiple parcels for sale now.
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