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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1907
Page
2
In early spring ice and snow reveal muskrats’ intricate winter habits. Descriptions note their heavily furred lodges, linear tunnel networks, and long yellow-tailed vents as they dive from houses to gather food from exposed tubers and plants. An unrelated reminiscence about missions and a billiard table caps the piece with local flavor.
In a quirky tale from Chicago News, twin boys Jelang and Tommy weigh closely and dispute their loads, racing to outweight each other at a grocery store. A stubborn housemaid asks pointed questions as a Sunday school teacher notes fate and death.
Mrs Chadwick the so called financial exploiter once blamed for global collapse died in Columbus after entering the penitentiary on June 1 1900 to serve a ten year sentence. Her decline followed confinement and illness with hospital care noted in recent weeks as she faded.
Lualinain crosses the Atinata sea in twenty hours setting a new fastest trans Atlantic voyage. The Canard Line and England claim the record as the steamship is credited for the quickest crossing, with near twenty five miles per hour average. The Deutseland previously held the record along with the Lusitania's high marks.
The narrative traces Mrs Chadwick formerly Elizabeth Masley of Woodstock Ontario and later Mine Devere as a forgery convict who formed a duplicitous alliance with Dr Chadwick of Cleveland. She was extradited from Holland to Ohio and convicted for a $7,000,000 note scheme, receiving a ten year prison sentence. The report also covers shipping speed records and a Chicago cancer study by Dr Cooke Adams linking diet to rising cancer deaths among city residents and foreign-born populations.
Three sets of artificial hearing instruments shipped from New York to Buckingham Palace for King Edward and Queen Alexandra. The system uses a transmitter worn on clothing and a microphone linked to a pocket battery and ear piece, enabling conversation without a trumpet.
The passage describes a Chicago resident who finally makes a large sum from an invention to ear wheels, followed by a family outing. It then shifts to a daughter’s comment during the ride and disperses into trivia about variations of card hands and possible card deal sequences, noting enormous counts and long time scales.
Mrs Margaret Farmerich of Napoleon Ohio narrates a decade of kidney trouble with back pain and dizziness. She credits Deans Kidney Pills with rapid relief and full recovery after doctors failed, purchased from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York for 50 cents a box.
Excerpt from E. B. Grogan's From the Caps to Cairo details a Kungu fly swarm over Lake Nyassa that darkens horizons, plus biting ants and the deadly mosquito menace. Grogan recalls sheltering in a net with fires and native tobacco during nightly swarms. The mosquitoes inject vast quantities of poison, leaving natives wary of dusk.
A small boy in football kit delivers a terse report of a juvenile match played at Glanclog. He proclaims Mannington scored the finest goal ever seen on the ground, proudly namechecking himself as the player.
The Fort Worth Record notes the passing of Grandpa Jinx and recalls the family’s sorrow. The dialogue mentions his affliction, the palsy, and a quaint detail about their earlier churn and bed routine as part of a memory shared by Vaelot.
Mrs. Shert Sheldon of Woodville Connecticut describes her baby’s year long battle with terrible sores and a progression to a skeletal state. She credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with restoring health after heavy scratching and painful lesions.
A fragment from a minstrel show monologue features comical phonetic speech about prices and a mocked exchange between a character and a performer. The piece includes an exaggerated skit with a pretended critique of fashion and a stated plan for ballads sung by the lead tenor Mr. Pierce dy Skize.
A damaged clipping shows an attorney addressing jurors as a grievance against a corporation over a cow dispute. The text is garbled but mentions a plaintiff and a late casualty with a sum of money reported.
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