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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1905
Page
4
A damaged testimonial from Clementena Gonzales of Central America praises Peruna as the remedy that restored health after sleepless nights and loss of appetite. The letter describes extended use and regained strength enabling study, noting Peruna built up the system.
Yolande Melville awakens to a life-altering choice as she departs Allt-nat-ba with Mrs. Bell and plans to send a farewell note to Archie. At Gress, Mr. Melville and Mrs. Bell anticipate her move while Yolande asks for a final word with Mr. Tangy before boarding a night train to London. A London lawyer family offers protection and guidance for her mother’s illness and future steps.
A Philadelphia Press note reports Tr James Alorrow of the Penngylgenta Vibio Seelery describing a plan to distribute WhCGO000 Tithtes daxt Fenn while trade sales of G.ceg on0 occur. It questions Bible scarcity in war pockets, noting even vast ruins would not affect Bible presence, and observers find no surplus hidden in knapsacks or battle debris.
A mother recalls her three month old son suffering a severe watery rash that threatened his life. After trying many remedies, Cutheura soothed the child and he slept for weeks, leading to a complete cure. The letter from Mrs M G Maitland of Ontario, Canada accompanies a column on readers’ amateur writings.
A Lincoln Park correspondent reports a tree at the old Dale place yielded a 1780s will bequeathing 12 acres on Manhattan Island to Charles and Andrew Weathersby Tay. The box contained deeds, a mortgage, and colonial silverware, hinting at a possible Manhattan land dispute andawaiting court clarity.
The weekly crop condition summary from the National Weather Bureau notes unusually high heat in central and western Texas and unseasonably cool weather in New England and the northern Middle Atlantic States. Rainfall was excessive in the Dakotas Minnesota Great Lakes region South Atlantic and portions of the Central Gulf States and Florida. Corn remains generally in good condition in most regions though Texas and parts of the Northwest report drought and crop needs. Spring wheat harvests in lowlands were disrupted by wet fields, with North Dakota and northeastern South Dakota delaying threshing. Reports indicate shrinking grain in Washington and Southern Oregon, and apples show no improvement with an inferior crop. Potatoes suffer from rot and blight in late regions and northern Mid-Atlantic areas, while Missouri and central Mississippi valleys show more favorable conditions.
A Census Bureau bulletin prepared by Prof. Walter I Wilcox shows a long term decline in birth rates in the United States from 1800 to 1900. The report charts shifts in child totals under age five, regional differences, urban versus rural patterns, and the higher fecundity of foreign born women.
Edwin HH Conger resigns as ambassador to Mexico citing private business and personal reasons. President Roosevelt expresses regret. Possible successor Dan E. Thompson, current ambassador to Brazil. Loomis not expected to be appointed. Also mentions a new twelve-inch shell test by the Sandy Hook proving grounds and details about the Danube war terror.
An advertisement extols the change of life as a vulnerable period for women, linking symptoms like hot flashes, dizziness, and nervousness to danger. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a tonic to strengthen the nervous system and requests readers to seek free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts, citing testimonials from Mrs. Hyland and Mrs. Hinkle.
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