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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1935
Page
6
A collage of notes reports new blankets at Larsons and washable wallpaper at the Drug Store with pump and plumbing services offered. Local visits include L. D. Demarest of Larrabee and Mary Demarest, and Dorothy Thevenin's appendectomy at Bates hospital.
Community items include sales of insulation and gloves, radiator repair equipment, and poultry trade offers. Local meetings note 4-H and library officer elections, Methodist conference attendances, and boaters visiting relatives. Addressed to residents with names, places like Spencer Sioux City Chicago and Aurelia, and events through October.
Hans Paulson and L P Nelson attended a Shrine meeting in Sioux City on Wednesday night. Clarence Johnson, stationed at San Pedro California, visits his mother Mrs Ella Johnson and will be joined by his wife and baby in New York for the trip home. Farmers Elevator Co building gains corrugated galvanized sheet siding installed by W A Klinger Construction Co of Sioux City. Clarence Pixler to receive a barn moved onto his Aurelia farm by Goodrich Bros Cleghorn from Erwin C Kroll. barn 26 by 36 feet with hay loft. Barn relocation to be ready by tonight.
Tit Bits Magazine notes animals sense danger better than humans. A pit-horse at Markhams colliery bolted after seven years underground, and when the driver returned the roof collapsed on him. England's authorities cite pit-horses as danger warnings. A New Forest dog saved its master from a fallen oak. In Burma elephants refused a bridge with logs, later loaded by bullocks as the bridge failed midway.
The text explains that sweating is not from the inside of glass vessels but from condensation of water vapor in the air on cooler surfaces. Warm air holds more moisture, and when cooled by contact with cold pipes or walls, part of that moisture is deposited as sweat.
For Sale Globe range in good condition. Priced right. Otto G. Plautz, 29 2" 1t TM. Phone 70-R3.
Mrs Ernest Scherkenbach hosted a bridge afternoon complimenting Miss Dorothy Scott and Miss Frances Chandler. High score went to Mrs Verne Culver. Mr and Mrs L E Christensen marked their sixteenth anniversary with a bridge party and lunch. Mrs Gene Ammons received a birthday surprise with a social afternoon and picnic lunch. Rebekahs and Rebekah Circle held meetings with cards and a boudoir lamp gift. Pythian Sisters observed an October birthday party after the regular meeting with lunch. Mrs O B East hosted a social afternoon complimenting Miss Dorothy Scott.
Ancient Egyptian belief credits Osiris and Isis with creating medicine and healing arts, shaping early ideas of medical practice in the Nile civilization.
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