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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1914
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel lists pricing terms including 5 cents per line for classified ads, 10 cents per inch for display ads, and subscription rates of 100 dollars per year in advance. Outside county subscriptions priced at 1.25 dollars annually. Cards of thanks offered at 50 cents.
A compilation of quotes from newspapers railing against men who insult women with demeaning terms. The passages express a preference for nonviolent rebuke and social censure rather than physical harm. Strong language is softened to reflect a historical stance on girls and women.
The piece extols the Made in America slogan as a wartime boost to jobs and home currency. It praises the drive to favor American goods and urges readers to share the message. The tone is promotional and patriotic in tone.
A formal statement signals Poland will not pursue sending representatives abroad to secure a new king, expressing a respectful decline in advance and asserting domestic continuity.
Wet conditions mirror the danger of air attacks. Cold reaches the Zeppelins area while bombardment persists elsewhere, creating a harsh contrast between weather and war.
The remark argues Europe lacks practical judgment and urges blunt realism. It warns against profiteering in conflict zones and suggests moral restraint, noting the absence of American speculation in the theater of war.
A jokey nudge urges mutual mirth when a friend shares a joke. The piece promotes laughter as courtesy and a social bridge, ending with a friendly reminder to repay the kindness of humor in kind.
The secretary signs a peace agreement with the government of Beracdor, claiming the pact assures safety from invasion and stabilizes regional relations. The document signals a new era of diplomacy and reduced military tension between the nations.
A divorce dispute escalates as both spouses claim fault. The case centers on a lake runabout valued during settlement and the involvement of a divorce lawyer as they seek to settle assets.
The Fox Trot has struck the country with a whirlwind and is set to be the winter dance craze. The playful line about the ball’s bellow pig’s groat and the Billy goat’s wiggle hints at the lighthearted novelty of the trend.
A speaker urges that the welfare of the country rests with young men on farms. If they stay and prosper the nation will grow. if they leave for crowded cities, it will strike a heavy blow to the land and people.
R E Roberts of Homer City Pa endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy saying it always works and has used it for years. Available through J C Nelson and advertised in the Sentinel.
C J Maher outlines his record in office citing numerous prosecutions and convictions including State v Chinn Heinsaw Rosenthal Knapp and others. He asserts savings for the county, vows efficient administration and asks Cherm kee Ceech taxpayers for support for a second term.
On Monday October 19 charges for hauling coal rise to 50 cents per ton from the prior 35 cents.
The 1814 siege at Fort Erie ends after General Brown conducts a brilliant sortie with 8 000 troops destroying outer defenses. The Americans suffer 79 killed and 216 wounded while British commander General Drummond withdraws four days later. Fort Erie abandoned on November 5.
Vague note on vine smelting capacity increasing nationwide. Mentions busy smelters and rising output with scattered fragments about producers and markets.
Iowa voters are urged to scrutinize claims by John T. Hamilton about state taxes. The editorial argues the official levy for state purposes is $2,724,693 this year, with total levies around $4.6 million, and accuses Hamilton of overestimating or misstating tax figures by more than a million dollars.
The Iowa senator faced Democratic critics accusing him of opposing Wilson anti trust policy while he had labored for a strong, effective measure. Clapp cited Cummins long study of trusts and his health sacrifice to the national cause, defending his independent judgment against calls to surrender.
The article discusses Secs 1378 and 1379 of the Iowa Code outlining the state board of review and how property should be valued for taxation. It cites John T. Hamilton arguing the board fixes taxable values by market value, while Democrats critique partisan influence in executive boards and spending.
A brief note reflects on affection as a sublime feeling and the idea of not needing to meet to express need or send tokens of remembrance. The sentiment emphasizes inward connection over physical interaction.
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