Aurelia Weekly Publication Notice
Published every Thursday and entered as second class matter at the post office at Aurelia Iowa per archival notice.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1921
Page
1
Published every Thursday and entered as second class matter at the post office at Aurelia Iowa per archival notice.
Per year in advance in foreign countries the rate is listed as 22.50 to 82.00 in the cited pricing lines. The text presents a pricing range without additional context or currency specification.
A concise line noting a gender contrast asserts that all men share one common trait, while women do not. The remark highlights a crude generalization about gender differences without specifying context or consequence.
Do not mock the new graduate. Treat him with consideration as he may know less than you think but can learn quickly. A respectful approach preserves dialogue and avoids unnecessary offense.
A future where flying becomes safe for many is envisioned with Gabriel promising to furnish the wings. The remark hints at forthcoming technology or support enabling broader air travel access.
Report notes that despite claims many movie actors are starving in California, audiences rarely see such hardship depicted on film. Observers question whether Hollywood bypasses real poverty for prestige productions.
A wry survey contrasts beliefs about superiority with claims on mind reading and social behavior. It notes a few outsiders drift in, and jokes about a woman's instinct and the difficulty of distinguishing flattery from the genuine article.
A 65,000 girls missing last year figure underscores dangers faced by the public. A powerful liquid gas capable of killing within seconds raises alarm about warfare and new threats to cities. The text warns of a looming conflict driving upheaval and mass flight back to rural areas.
C R Coon bought out partner R P Williams and becomes sole owner of the jewelry firm C R Coon & Co continuing the business in Cherokee. The item notes the Cherokee Times coverage of local matters and a farm bureau drive outcome.
Alta items report visits by Mr and Mrs F A Perry of Aurelia and others in Aurelia. Brooke school teaches a new staff home is under construction. Nels Johanson moves to a northern farm. Guy Peterson moves into Johanson’s house. A Philadelphia marriage links Harry Mickelson to Agnes Hoffman. Local residents visit ill E A Wilkinson in Quimby. Elmer Sanderman reports a successful closing out sale with high prices for cattle and gear. Gold rush rumors swirl along the Wapshe river with Gilbertson lore. Ranks of Japanese, Filipino, Indian students abroad noted. Queen Alexandra’s modest royal purse cited.
It notes a large number of Chinese students studying abroad with an estimated nine thousand total and about five thousand in a specified region or program. The passage outlines distribution and potential destination trends among these students.
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