Lighter's Aurelia Sentinel Reflections and Quips
A collection of local editorial quips from The Aurelia Sentinel run by E. C. Lighter. It includes remarks on politics, charity, newspaper culture, and social behavior with tongue in cheek observations and jokes. The piece notes readers are welcome to letters with a check and closes with a wry musing on the world's end.
Insurance Ad From T B Parker in Cherokee
An insurance ad from T B Parker promotes Mid West Automobile Insurance Company of Cherokee as a top state provider for automobile coverage.
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Mid-West Automobile Insurance Company of
Cherokee
State
T. B. Parker
Fappenings of Our Neighboring Towns Cherokees and Aurelia
Readable items describe a Cherokee seacos team edge and close game with Aurelia High School, notable players, and upcoming schedule. Details include local matches, Friday events, and Armistice Day plans by Aurelia Alta groups with a concert and a street party.
Items You Can Buy At The Sentinel Office
A Sentinel office notice lists remittance books order books calendars wall pockets fans and carbon paper for sale. Also includes a post office week ending October 16 uncalled letters for Aurelia with names such as Henry Watkins Wm Reuben John Rud and Chas Tier and others.
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The
Sentinel Office
Aurelia
Henry Watkins
Wm. Reuben
John Rud
Chas. Tier
W. M. Morrison
Chas. Carson
C. R. Banard
H. A. Hopkins
A. A. Dingman
Congregational Notes from Aurelia Park Church
Morning service and Sunday School details plus a prize program for students. The K P lodge supports a school medal program with gold silver and bronze awards. Superintendent Boatman and the school board will set scholarship conditions aiming for an annual event.
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Aurelia
K. P
Supt. Boatman
For Sale Top for New H W Deyloff
Classified brief announces a top item for sale from H W Deyloff. The fragment notes ar and measurements 27 3x but details remain unclear.
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New. H. W. Deyloff
Future automotive power from coal by product coke ovens
The article argues gasoline will rise in price and predicts coal by product coke ovens will supply motor fuel and heat. One ton of soft coal yields oil for fuel, gas for cooking, and coke for smokeless furnace fuel, with wartime lessons from Germany.
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Government Bureau of Mines
Germany
United States
Schwab urges integrity over influence for success
Charles M Schwab told Princeton students that success comes from unimpeachable integrity and enduring loyalty industry and persistence. He warned against relying on influential friends and noted opportunity in modern industry, especially steel, remains vast as leadership chances grow with industry expansion.
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Charles M. Schwab
Princeton
Leslie
Schwab
Big Trade in Old Papers From Sumatra Island
An 1918 report notes Sumatra’s east coast district importing 886,835 pounds of second hand newspapers from the United States. From January 1 to September 1 of the previous year imports totaled 572,585 pounds. The papers aimed to cover young rubber and sugar cane crops. The island’s climate is very hot, consistent with its near equatorial location.
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Sumatra
United States
Paper protection method used for seedlings in Hawaii and elsewhere
The text explains laying sheets of paper over sprouts to shield them from sun, using old newspapers secured with stones. In Hawaii a similar approach is described, with rice paper from Japan used for protection.
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Hawaii
Archipelago
Japan
Farmer rushes to finish late planting in drought year
A man known to the speaker, usually prosperous, is described as rushing to sow his crops. The farmer hurries to seed as he faces a tight planting window this morning.
Well Trained Ones Pony Ballets in Show
A conversation notes a boy's fondness for trained animals, especially pony ballets, highlighting the appeal of performing ponies in exhibitions. The exchange suggests curiosity about animal acts and a child's interest in staged performances.
Annie’s Curl Compare Draws Curious Banter
In a witty exchange a character questions Annie’s curls asking if they are her natural hair. The reply implies the curls are indistinguishable from Annie’s own hair, highlighting playful teasing among the characters.
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Annie
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