Flattery and wisdom sayings from Aurelia page
A Reed message features a weekly note on flattery and wisdom with aphorisms. It comments that half the world is hungry while the other half acquires indigestion and that the wise man can err but a fool never gains wisdom.
No clear article headline on profiteers or weariness
The text notes few remarks on profiteers and suggests people may tire of discussing themselves. It reads as a brief commentary with no identifiable events or individuals.
Witty aphorisms echo in a passing column
A collection of quips on speech, truth, taxation, and social manners. The piece reflects on talkers who think before speaking, liars who tell truths, aging gentility, property rights, and seasonal ironies about happiness and commerce. The tone is hazy and reflective, matching a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper miscellany.
Fashion Papers Signal New Changes in Women's Apparel
Fashion papers report another change in women's wearing apparel. The notes point to upcoming styles and silhouettes for a new season as designers push fresh trends and wardrobes.
Cleaning the Face Itself Needs Occasional Bathing
The remark notes that the face, while to be expected in appearance, requires occasional washing or refreshing. It weighs the maintenance needs of the face as a practical matter rather than a cosmetic issue.
Comptroller complains on bank startups amid depositor fears
The comptroller of the currency voices concern over too many banks beginning operations. His warning is less alarming than the anxiety voiced by depositors when a bank shuts its doors.
Remembering Henry Heimsoth A Storm Lake Obituary
Henry Heimsoth born February 23 1845 in Verdunn Hanover Germany died September 30 1921 at his daughter Mrs H F Hausman 612 Ontario St Storm Lake Iowa aged 76 years 7 days Heimsoth immigrated to America in 1853 lived near Rich Mninoia then Buena Vista County Iowa farmed until 1915 retired to Storm Lake Heimsoth married Sophia Specketer in 1871 five children two died in youth survived by two sons William and Edward and one daughter in Storm Lake five grandchildren Heimsoth suffered a paralytic stroke before death and family and community mourn his passing.
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Henry Heimsoth
Verdunn
Hanover
Germany
H. F. Hausman
Ontario St
Storm Lake
Iowa
America
Heimsoth
Rich
Mlinoia
Sophia Specketer
Buena Vista County
Helmeoth
Mr. Heimsoth
Edward
Aurelia
Wint
Che Piepenburg
Morrie
Obituary for Geo W McClain passes at Cherokee aged 75
Geo W McClain born March 25 1873 in Tama County Iowa died October 1 at his Cherokee home aged 48 years 6 months 16 days He moved to Aurelia Iowa as a youth married Mies Belle Jones February 16 1898 They farmed near Aurelia then moved to Cherokee for health reasons Survived by wife three children and several siblings Funeral services were held at his home and at the Christian church led by Rev A La re The notice also notes cattle sales last Saturday with prices and buyers listed
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Geo. W. McClain
George W. McClain
Tama County
Iowa
Jeffrey Street
Cherokee
Aurelia
Charles Nelson
Mies Belle Jones
G. W. Thomas
Walnut Grove
Minn
Grace
Gennette
Joseph
Walter
Sunnyside
Wash
Willian
John
Thomas G
Canada
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