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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
1
A collection of aphorisms and political quips reflects on voting, crime, law, and gender roles. The piece mocks predictability in elections and public behavior, noting Ohio’sElection outcomes and the public’s varied reactions to political influence.
A reader laments reckless wartime bravado and mocks youth fashions while warning that distrust and danger loom. The speaker rails against “npted maniacs” ready to invade and harm the vulnerable, arguing for caution amid national tension.
A list of items available at The Sentinel Office includes remittance books order books calendars wall pockets fans carbon paper and related office supplies. The write up notes you need not shop out of town and invites readers to see where supplies can be provided.
The Columbus Ohio Journal quotes a controversial view on marriage describing how a good husband should seem to imitate past closeness. The remark notes that if his arm does not reach as far around his wife as years ago it may be because it is not as long as before.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a rural carrier exam for Cherokee County Iowa to fill post offices Aurelia Cherokee Marcus Quimby Washta and other routes. Open to domiciled citizens with Form No 1077. women limited to veterans widows or those medically disqualified. Applications should be sent to Washington, D. C. promptly.
At Henacres in Portland Oregon an electric powered hatchery plans a season output near 100000 chickens up from 45000 last year. The farm began in 1915 with one incubator and now uses a 20000 egg capacity unit. The plant draws 33.5 kilowatts for heating and 3 kilowatts for Nehting with a 20 kilowatt DC generator for emergency power tied to the owner's truck.
A France based travel pitch outlines a Lyon Toulouse to Barcelona route at 8 30 a m by air over the Pyrenees to lunch in Barcelona then Malaga lunch and Mediterraneans to Tangiers. It mentions Atlas passes to Rabat Fez as a possible hotel site with a grand vizier palace.
In a Sentinel style report, a mother and music teacher praise a young performer named Tove for her singing and progress. The piece notes expectations that the youth continues courting and improving her musical craft under guidance.
Harcort, Jim Westover, and Janet Robinson share a tense weekend as Harcort battles with nerves and lingering desire. Janet's quiet affection grows while friends stage schemes. A farewell trip to New York threatens to end the courtship before it truly begins. Janet reveals a bold printed love message that seals his fate.
A Toledo News-Ice item links jazz origins to China with Confucius and the Li Ki, describing four ancient musical states Kang Sung Wei Khi whose scores are lost and whose drums may hint at prehistoric jazz influencing modern Chinese music.
The Detroit News recalls how Romans painted a rose on ceilings to mark subrosa talks. The piece explains rose symbolism with meanings for red white moss and yellow roses, buttercups, and ancient remedies tied to lunar timing and healing.
A historical note advises olive oil as a tonic for malnourished children, to supply fat and lubricate skin. It recommends one teaspoonful three times daily for digestion and as a mild laxative around feedings, and notes its use for soothing coughs and healing burns and chapped lips and hands.
A fragmentary Op-Ed excerpt contrasts a father's view of a newborn with a mother's boundless wonder. It offers quotes about perception shaping identity and the responsibility of speech in revealing character.
A pli vy class confusion defines a skeleton as bones wiped clean by a thief. Mary offers a blunt answer in class.
A quotation attributed to George Eliot emphasizes that perseverance through failure is nobler than never attempting at all. It frames effort as valuable even when outcomes disappoint.
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