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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1917
Page
1
The piece praises Henry Ford for offering his eastern assembly factory to the government with no conditions. It notes his past attempts at peace and contrasts his wartime loyalty with others deemed less steadfast. It emphasizes his commitment of intellect, energy, and resources to the nation.
Fragmented remarks attack Senator LaFollette over wartime stance and opposition to the war with Germany. The author condemns his supposed disloyalty, alleging he obstructs government machinery and questions sincerity. Roosevelt, hay prices, and global balance are tangentially referenced.
Unofficial returns show a slim 838 vote lead against the amendment as counts from 214 634 to 213 747 fuel a likely official recount. Soldiers abroad complicate totals with 7 000 Iowa troops reported but not affecting final outcome. A parallel note mentions John Morgan sending a healthful card from France to his mother.
New book by Dr O A Duhusun offers cancer information based on 20 years of scientific study and clinical experience. A limited number of free copies are available by writing to Suite 528 1820 Main 80 Kansas City Mo.
Advertisers may place want ads for second hand furniture farming tools and other equipment in The Sentinel. Each line costs by scent and helps readers learn what you have to offer. Weekly reports show items advertised and rising popularity of classified notices.
In Woodruff Place, A L Smith of East Drive faced a midnight disturbance from his car. He checked the garage, heard a eerie yell from the auto, then confronted the vehicle on the running board before it silenced. Neighbors gathered, joking about spooky noises.
A British soldier recovered a German Taube wing fragment and tested it revealing an alloy of 92.98 parts tin 5.44 antimony and 1.58 copper. The Kaiser zinn alloy, akin to Britannia metal, was developed about 50 years ago as a substitute for silver in tableware and later adapted for military motor use.
A major American motor maker has duplicated a strong aluminum alloy with unusual resisting power. The firm plans to mass produce motors from this alloy at low cost and expects several thousand units to be ready soon. Advertise it in the Sentinel.
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