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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1917
Page
3
A poetic meditation on a Jesus procession toward Jerusalem and the crowd's triumphal welcome. The poem contrasts the crowd’s blessing with the looming choice of crucifixion, ending with the cyclical echo of the crowd’s blessing and the fate of the crucified savior.
Coopersville Michigan based letter recounts Dutch American boyhood in Pella Iowa memories of the 1860s and 1870s. The writer recalls local shops, the Weekblad office, a great 1869 1870 fire, Lincoln's assassination 1865 church inscription and friendships with the Muntingh and Zahn families and other townspeople.
The New York Sun reports Swabian Easter breads and treats. South German Eas ter loaf, mid German bunny bread and bunny ears are described. Hasen obren nests made from flour sugar butter eggs are baked in lard and dusted with sugar.
The Boston National Grand Opera Company will visit Des Moines with Goodnod's Faust in a full Boston Opera house production. Mail and desk orders pour in from Des Moines and surrounding towns, signaling strong regional demand and a likely capacity audience on Thursday night April 12.
A notary sworn statement lists publishers R R Sadler and H Sadler of Pella Iowa with W A Young as editor and H H Sadler as business manager The owners named are R R Sadler and H H Sadler both of Pella Iowa No bondholders or security holders owning 1 percent or more are reported The document sworn April 4 1917 by H H Sadler before G G Goans notary public
A fragmented ad text highlights an extermination product line titled Rough on Rats. It mentions unbeatable costs, international usage, and distribution through drug and country stores. Substitutes are refused with a free comic picture offer from R. B. Wells in Jersey City New Jersey.
The article notes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe for children, containing no opium or narcotics and pleasant to take. It claims effectiveness for coughs colds and croup and states it is sold by F. D. Stubenrauch.
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