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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
5
For fifteen years this company has staged the Sweet Show with the motto Bigger and Better. This year the lineup features new faces and improved selections including Saintly Hypocrites as the opening play. Don’t miss this distinctive performance.
Published every Thursday, this notice lists post office entries at Aurelia KE.C. The publication carries a second class matter designation and identifies Lighter as proprietor.
Rates shown for subscription advances 1.50 inside Cherokee county 1.75 outside while foreign year at 2.00. Advertising per inch rates for display and foreign ads noted. Legals and headers priced per line with 2.00 26¢ 10¢ 1c figures included.
The readable parts describe Persians and various peoples with mentions of horses and camels in a loose, fragmented historical snapshot. The language hints at travelers and traders, but details are obscure and uncertain.
A reader recalls deathbed scenes of Voltaire and Sargent as well as Tennyson with Shakespeare open at Cymbeline. Macaulay, Thackeray, and Mark Twain are noted near death with works by Lovelife, Carlyle, and the French Revolution nearby. The NY Evening Post cites W Orton Tewson.
An unclear OCR passage describes a troubled married couple and a confusing incident. The text hints at a dispute, a bet, and questions of age and identity but lacks coherent details or verifiable facts.
Enrollment across grades is 37 in the lower, with 21 girls and 16 boys. Absences due to illness are reported, with Katherine Murdock and Vivian Paulson on the sick list. Sixth to eighth grade progress includes reading pace tests, silent reading emphasis, and new group names the Faries and the Brownies. High School highlights include reception night, football practice, and English and history classes emphasizing composition, letters, and literature.
Four class groups engage in wool garment making and sewing projects while the kitchen prepares canned corn, carrots, tomatoes, and peach preserves for hot lunch use. Ninth grade science explores gases and cross ventilation with a constructed ventilation box to become part of the lab.
Several students in first year algebra are solving unknowns to get definite values. In geometry class each student designed a Gothic window as a one day assignment using color to emphasize design choices.
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