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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel argues for a rural social club to keep young people from leaving the farm as boredom and lack of healthy recreation push them away. It criticizes jazz fantasies and notes parties and politics echo through society, urging cooperation and continued effort despite hard times and public scrutiny of suffragettes.
A fragment appears to mock a thief who stole carpenters tools and doubts about male voters in the upcoming election. It mentions a Spaniard claiming to invent a chess playing machine and jokes about relief for political friends.
George M. Crowson of Illinois Central toured Cherokee County farmers stock and grain shippers to gauge attitudes toward railroads. Most interviewees express friendliness when railroad difficulties are explained, while some doubt railroad functioning. Crowson concludes only divine power could run railroads to please all.
One red and white steer about two years old taken up in Pitcher township Cherokee county by Glenr Parrett. Notice posted before Justice John Bonn in Cherokee township. County Auditor W O Dailey dated September 23 1920.
A reflective quotation praises perseverance over easy success. It argues that failed efforts after true effort are nobler than never acting at all, emphasizing effort as a higher value than flawless outcomes.
The piece notes Maryland suffragists proposing a motto change and criticizes the idea of altering the historic motto. It mentions a Baltimore incident and reflections on state mottos from Alabama Virginia New York and Kansas. The discussion highlights pride in Maryland's motto and associations with its history.
Two archaeologists Professors Grossi Candi and Oragio Marucchi assert that Peter and Paul traveled to Rome and were martyred there. They claim traces of burial in a catacomb on the Appian Way behind St. Sebastian church and inscriptions invoking Peter and Paul.
The famous Comstock lode, once the world’s richest silver mine, is poised for renewed life as Virginia City, Nevada, rebounds from decades of decline. Dumps and remaining ore are now assessed to yield up to $10 a ton with modern extraction, signaling a potential revival of the once-glamorous mining town.
A German professor's finding that ordinary bullrush roots contain up to 30 percent cane sugar leads to new dredges for harvesting. Roots grow in dense horizontal masses across marshy land, with Germany having vast areas. Besides sugar, juice yields alcohol, cattle food, and a porter like beer.
A Birmingham Age playful exchange notes Mrs Gadder’s possible thoughts on Fiume and cautions about discussing the topic. The banter hints at gossip and social commentary in a light witticism.
A fragmented dialogue reveals tension between a son and his father as they discuss an alleged grievance linked to an ax to grind. The exchange hints at underlying disputes and family conflicts shaping the scene.
The biggest sellers today are those with the largest stock. they lead in turnover as buyers chase available inventories. High stock items push top of the list, while others lag.
For Sale entries list a near new soft coal heater by Bert Beeghley. Duroc Jersey male pigs offered by Frank Dreyer. Six Pol boars from G. A. Bouch and China spring. Top for Auburn car in like new condition from H. W. Deyloff.
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