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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1900
Page
4
A fragment notes Americas sowing winghines sold to Mexico totaling about 1.6 million dollars. A prominent American company eyes a Durango factory to access Iron Mountain supplies within city limits. A floating theater by Euglindd Tavarinly is under construction to move between coastal resorts.
Frank Wits chief of a locomotive engineers brotherhood in Mendyitle Pa is praised after his illness was cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills. He credits a fellow member for providing the remedy and notes his four year battle with kidney trouble ended after using seven boxes.
In London, Miss Grahame faces a plot by Mrs. Merrivale and governor to secure five thousand pounds through a life policy on Grahame. Detectives move against Redmond and Merrivale as Grahame tries to escape with a riding master while Eric warns of police awaiting a seizure near Marlborough Road.
Eric Petersen guides a stranded group through foggy London toward a possible Copenhagen escape. Nessa, Ling, and Mrs Redmond weigh risk, money, and loyalty as they seek safe travel while hidden danger and prison threaten their plans. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as truths about Mrs Redmond surface.
James Redmond’s arrival unsettles Nessa haunted by Yowers night. An unknown ally's sincerity appears in a tree warning. Eric warns of danger and a life insurance betrayal. He urges Nessa to flee with him to Copenhagen to safety with his father.
A collage of verse and prose contrasts flawed male attitudes with family memory. It laments men who undervalue wives, praise shared childhoods with mother and father, and hints at a future resolution through a promised telephone warning before leaving home.
Senate debates urgent Army appropriation and apportionment under the new census. Additional bills cover reorganizing the army, Philippine forces, and potential early special sessions to pass necessary measures before Congress adjourns.
The report highlights population gains for New Jersey Colorado and Idaho during the decade. New Jersey rises to 1 853 000 with an increase of 488 736 or 35 percent. Colorado grows to about 1 212 198 with a large percentage rise and Idaho reaches around 402 102 with a significant gain since 1900. The text notes political shifts with Republicans dominating North Dakota and predicts Senate votes and party strength in coming years while referencing national party committees and New York City meetings.
Marcus Daly, famed Montana mine owner, died Monday in New York from Brights disease with heart weakness. Born in Ireland about sixty years ago, he came to the United States at 13, settled near San Francisco, and rose from potato digger to mining magnate. He managed Anaconda copper properties, retiring later to New York City.
Mr Stapleton writes in the London temple Magazine on mission work noting India about a half million lepers, China similar numbers, and Japan around two hundred thousand registered cases. He says banishment follows appearance of leprosy with no pity and lepers are shunned on highways and subsist on charitable food.
Each letter carrier covers six miles before being relieved by a fresh bearer who immediately begins a new run. The system ensures mail moves rapidly between post sections, with relays maintaining speedy delivery across the vast region.
An advertisement extols Ely's Cream Balm as a cure for chronic nasal catarrh and hay fever. It claims quick relief from inflamed membranes and warns against drying inhalants. Sold by druggists for 50 cents or mailed from Ely Brothers, 56 Warren St., New York. The piece closes with an unrelated note about a greenfinch waking at 1:20 a.m.
An advertisement touts Cascar ets candy cathartic as a cure for various ailments by regulating bowels, with a 10 cent price and a warning to beware of imitations. Also promotes Putnam Faceless Dyes claiming even, uniform color and notes old sayings about timely mending.
Mrs Pinkham appeals to mothers with heavy daily labor and invites them to seek free advice from Lydia E Pinkham of Lynn Mass. A testimonial from Avis Careie Ludington Michigan says the Vegetable Compound restored health and enabled her to care for eight in her family.
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