Victrola Concert Balcony Offer at 9 P.M.
Advertises a Victrola Concert on the balcony at nine in the evening with a 25 cent bar and Peroxide Cream ten cent bar soap free to the first one hundred ladies.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1915
Page
11
Advertises a Victrola Concert on the balcony at nine in the evening with a 25 cent bar and Peroxide Cream ten cent bar soap free to the first one hundred ladies.
Local items record visits and travels of residents including Miss Christina Brom visiting Newton, Mrs Catherine Griffeon returning to Mitchellville, and Mrs Harry Stratton visiting Newton. Mentions a Springfield Mass Student note on a Y M C A program, plus multiple town visitors and social events in Pella and surrounding areas.
Wanted column advertises a $25.00 electric vacuum cleaner in good condition for sale at $15. It also describes residence property for sale with a large barn and modern lot 150 by 200, with terms to suit the purchaser. Address inquiries to Chronicle care, tf.
A Grinnell Iowa mechanic named Robert McCoy testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured his lumbago and back pain after an attack and improved kidney function. He says two boxes fixed the backache and lameness and he rests better now. The ad promotes the product priced at 50 cents and manufactured by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Lawyer Hackett buys disputed land held up by a long legal fence case. Neighbors wonder about motive as Hackett confronts the adjoining landowner over the boundary line and the contested fence. The Lewiston Journal notes the case has dragged for years.
A neighbor yields in a land fence quarrel, proposing to move the fence enough for peace, while the other refuses to claim land, preferring harmony. The piece notes the West Side Young Men’s Christian Association on 57th Street, Manhattan, as the largest branch globally with 6,214 members.
A sales pitch offers 500 kinds of wool serges and mixtures priced at 15 dollars per suit. The ad claims perfect tailoring with fabrics as fine as 25 dollar suits elsewhere, urging customers to choose M. Vander Linden for full wool garments.
A church is formally organized in the Labor Temple in New York City with about 200 members and services conducted in English Italian Hungarian Russian and Ruthenian, signaling a diverse parish setup. Royal Tailoring promotes perfectly fitted all wool suits priced 15 to 35 dollars with M Van der Linden claims of extra value and savings.
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