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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1902
Page
3
A Chicago Tribune excerpt describes British style water mate machines in public parks and gardens. It notes a tea service feature with hot water from a nearby tap and automatic seed application, plus outdoor seating areas for patrons while referencing a Sunday scene with family excuses for missing breakfast.
A partial, garbled historical note mentions a Brat pesstudiat and Mrs. Auatin. The text references worsening conditions and a reluctance to forget a person named Mrs. Auatin, with scattered phrases about love and unknown events.
A long critique argues left-hand walkers disrupt traffic and offend the public in St Louis. It cites comparisons with New York and Chicago, warns of rising inconveniences, and urges reform to curb disturbances amid metropolitan growth. It mentions health quack remedies and a physician’s dubious advice.
A streetcar passenger notes a difference in manners over foot tapping and apologies. The column drifts to curiosities about frogskin's use in decorative bookbinding and a Philadelphia market anecdote on selling and treating rare skins, ending with a whimsical ad aside about a peening promotion.
A fragmented 19th century tale unfolds with Captain Gramimox pursuing Nora Warnes and a detective through a derelict mill. As schemes of murder and body disposal collide with a growing fire, captor and captive spiral toward a fatal, inescapable trap. The chase includes a violent struggle, pursuit by a foe once trusted, and a dramatic confinement as flames threaten both men.
A Philadelphia Record excerpt outlines King Edward VII's influence on men’s fashion. It notes the Prince of Wales popularizing the white shirt with black or gray waistcoats and the Alpine hat, white spats, and a white collar with colored shirts. The piece also touches on childrearing, teasing, and a Kansas report promoting Dodd’s Kidney Pills.
The article reproduces a letter from Louise Johnson praising Peruna for catarrh relief. It extols Peruna as a radical cure, claims other treatments offer only temporary relief, and invites readers to request Dr. Hartman’s guidance if results are not prompt or satisfactory. The ad text cites the Peruna Medicine Co of Columbus Ohio and promises free medical advice.
A colonial justice of the peace detains a traveler in the stocks for a blasphemous word, acting as accuser, jury, and judge. His son assists as they enforce the custom in a cold winter night near the meeting house. After an hour, the traveler is returned to the inn for continued hospitality the next day.
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