04 Sep 1919
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1919
Page
1
The column riffs on lingering peace doubts, big drops in egg markets, and high prices for everyday goods. It mocks postwar excesses, cites meat price remarks, and ends with a quip about Andrew Carnegie as a bird and billionaire tendencies.
The Interstate Live Stock Fair in Bronx City from September 14 to 20 will showcase new farm appliances and labor saving machinery. Manufacturers plan wider exhibits to boost production amid postwar demand, with arm machinery a highlight of this year’s event.
A compact local column notes how artificial intelligence touches everyday routines, from work tasks to home devices. It highlights potential benefits and cautions, urging readers to observe changes and consider adapting habits as technology becomes more integrated.
Community notices report school supply pickup at a drug store and tax payments at First National Bank. Local ads promote clothing, painting services, and a rental move to Sioux Rapids. Social items include visits, travel to Minnesota, and a church service change. A damaged Ford roadster collision is noted with safety gear sales and wartime veterans’ remarks.
A colored boy named Sam, while tumbling through the woods, discovered a hornets nest near a group of airplanists. He bravely flung a stick into the nest, causing the hornets to swarm. Sam then ran a hundred yards extremely fast, prompting a white man to ask if he ran. Sam replied that he did not run, but a man across the road claimed he could not see him.
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