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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1916
Page
1
Display advertising per inch single column rate with local and reader pricing per line cards of thanks offered at ten cents and five cents respectively. The note lists price tiers and per unit charges for local readers.
A collection of wry maxims on wisdom opportunity desire and the high cost of living. The musings compare cats to chances and cherish contentment while noting life’s share of shortages and delays.
A satirical voice encourages citizens to stay cheerful and industrious as world events press on. It contrasts American resilience with German aggression and calls for practical efforts like using local classifieds to sell surplus items. The tone mocks foes while urging community pride and self reliance.
The marriage of Miss Anna Matzdorff to Edward A. Golnitz took place at the bride’s parents’ home with a four o’clock ceremony. Rev. J A Hesse officiated as 250 guests attended a four course dinner and numerous gifts accompanied congratulations.
The Washta Journal notes a house fire on the M Conley farm east of town destroying the Conley residence. It also reports a September 30 wedding of Mary Alta Daker and Marlin L Beazley near Washta, and local notes on new construction, marriages, indictments, and a fatal auto crash in Cherokee.
Many in Aurelian town try a simple mixture of buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients sold as Adler-i-ka. The remedy is claimed to act on both upper and lower bowel removing foul matter and relieving most constipation cases with even one spoonful.
An Iowa district column defends Tom Steele’s Washington influence outlining his first year achievements on the agriculture committee and as serum subcommittee chair. It argues Steele’s record includes the pure serum bill, farm loan board appointment, and gains for farmers, pensioners, and rural route patrons. It contrasts Steele with George Scott and notes administration backing.
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