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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1905
Page
3
An odd OCR fragment from a Philadelphia era scene describes an elevator hatch, a dial with figures, and an indicator for waiting passengers. Voices mention Mogora and Cosanti, noting a noon start and a slow arrival, with casual commentary on city transit and curiosity about delays.
An advertisement promises a stomach cure by absorption using Malliw Anti-Belch Wafers. It claims relief from indigestion gas sour belching heartburn and distension. A special offer mails two boxes for the price of one or free samples with a coupon.
Civilzation spreads as in Mestcu a red button worn by Fyromen elders signals warning. In Mexico City members of the Aud Sinskg League pledge not to kiss each other to prevent contagious disease. The pact aims to stop transmission in public and private contentions.
Enpeck was dining at a friend's home when a guest offered tongue. "No, thank you," Enpeck replied, noting they had too much of that at home. The quirky exchange ends with a moment of levity during the gathering.
Typhoid fever weakens nerves leaving patients sensitive to excitement. A tonic must rebuild flesh and strengthen nerves. Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People are praised by Charles Worth of East Vassalboro for restoring health after a late fall fever, with testimonials of rapid improvement. Pills are guaranteed free of opiates, sold by pharmacists or via Dr Williams Model N Y Co.
In Solomon a farm of 160 acres is managed entirely by five women, a sister trio and a twelve year old boy. They divide labor by department with one daughter milking fifteen cows, another handling dairy, poultry, and cooking. They farm with up to date machinery, dress in men's clothing in fields, read newspapers and magazines, and two daughters are graduates of Kansas State Agricultural College. Other local farms and a Cottonwood real estate firm run by women are noted, with one vice president leading Kansas suffrage efforts.
Timothy D. Sullivan of New York, a Democratic leader, praises Doan's Kidney Pills for relieving kidney distress and restoring health. The letter, signed in support, claims the remedy delivered notable results and recommends it to the public. Foster-M Milburn Co. Buffalo, N.Y. distributes it, price per box.
In a cryptic exchange, Ott Geen is removed to his friend the Teele by the Sen Jeate. The reply from the sandy one, Indeed, confirms a lingering suspicion that they are inclined to underestimate or marginalize him, framing a tense, unresolved scene.ack
Yolande pleads with her mother to relocate to Warthing citing the seaside rooms and a balcony. A tense lobby scene erupts as the red faced woman resists and warns of police, while Yolande reminds someone the lawyers need not be involved.
Yolande Winterbourne visits Worthing then travels to London to confront her mother. In a tense, compassionate reunion the frail woman recognizes her daughter and resists leaving the home, despite Yolande offering to take her away and provide safety.
A Louisville Courier- Journal report notes cigar clerks misjudge strength by wrapper color. Experts explain filler determines strength, while many smokers and clerks resist education. One joke highlights widespread ignorance. a man praised a 25 cent cigar, only to discover its label hidden and the truth revealed.
Mrs. Tallington Booth urges 4,000 men to pledge $1 monthly for a year to support her convict rescue work. Her earnest appeal aims to fund forwarding relief for convicts and ex-convicts, drawing strong audience responses amid controversy and mockery.
A Pilgrim recounts a crooked circus sideshow episode where a showman doubles as a con artist. A stranger tests him by shortchanging a dollar, the seller refunds a fresh bill, and the showman feigns outrage while the con is revealed as an inside test. The crowd laughs at the ruse and the teller exposes the scam.
A home treatment claim for clear skin using Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap. It promises rapid, economical relief for pimples blackheads red rough or oily skin and disfiguring humors with morning and evening use including shampooing for scalp conditions and rough hands.
Mrs Naggs counsels against morbid views while Naggs notes Meeker's cheerful demeanor despite his wife dying. Mrs Naggs confirms the wife is near death and Meeker remains optimistic, prompting Naggs to question his resolve.
Fragmentary OCR shows a dialogue about a quack doctor, Dr David Kennedy, and a physician named Mr Enpeck. The text references a treatment that allegedly caused a wife to lose her voice and hints at pursuit of a miscreant doctor.
In a lively exchange Mrs. Groucherly and Hin spar over a bonnet. Groucherly decries the request while Mrs. Groucherly notes neighbors find the current bonnet becoming, though worn and decrepit, fueling local opinion and a sharp rebuke.
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