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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1905
Page
2
The article debunks rumors that Japan seeks possession of the Philippines, calling such talk part of Russian yellow peril propaganda. It notes Japan would prefer the Philippines under American control and recalls Germany and France drove Japan from Port Arthur, contributing to current tensions.
The article notes Andrew Carnegie’s praise for small colleges and libraries, criticizing reliance on large universities. It highlights his view that sport dominates knowledge and his belief in democratizing education through shared resources. He previously funded libraries, arguing access should be universal for all, including the poorest youth.
The author argues China has cause to protest battles on its soil and urges nations to compel Russia to withdraw from Manchuria, noting Manchuria’s large populations and censored reports. The piece reflects on the 1903 pledge to leave, the need for universal justice, and potential benefits of a swift war conclusion.
The Garfield Bureau of Corporations report on the Beef Trust stretches over 300 pages, with a preceding summary critics say misstates facts and favors packing houses. While profits are debated, the core issue is alleged law violations, railroad discrimination, and conspiracy to curb competition as investigators question the summary’s portrayal.
The Independent Packers plan a campaign against the trust starting March 20, backed by a $3,000,000 fund. With plants mainly in Kansas City and branches in Chicago and New York, they aim to raise cattle prices and lower meat prices while pressuring railways. The move could bring government anti trust action and possibly prison for some trust leaders, amid a volatile market outlook.
The author argues that denying women's vote is tyranny and expediency. He contends universal suffrage is the inevitable outcome of modern society and that reform cannot retreat. Standing in the light of progression, he urges letting the movement continue and resisting only temporarily.
A dental ad style line touts Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as the replacement for medicine in aiding digestion. It asserts vigor comes from properly digested and assimilated food rather than the amount eaten.
Knoxville Journal reports growing alcohol sales after a Supreme Court ruling on express company liquor shipments. An agent from a Kansas City distillery sold 66 gallons in one visit, then returned for a weekend surge. Critics blame the practice for drunken streets and urge temperance or licensing changes.
Theodore Schuele of Columbus Ohio reports a deep foot wound from an accident that physicians could not heal. Bucklen's Arnica Salve quickly soothed and healed the injury. Available at Henry M. Langerak druggist for 25 cents.
Knoville readers learn that John C. Scoles of Stuart Iowa bought Gesinin photographic gallery in Oskaloosa and will take possession April 3. Lt Frank Dunnele of the 1st Infantry Regulars now home on two months’ vacation from Ft Wayne. Seth Way and wife return from Eureka Springs Ark where Mr Way’s health improved. trees bloom in Arkansas. By March 25 the smallpox quarantine cost the county 251 for provisions, aiding 31 families with food and coal. the range of aid went from 70 cents to 35.40 with several families receiving under ten dollars.
Fragmentary text notes there is no disgrace in the fact that such persons were looked after or helped during confinement. The remark suggests a humane view of detainees or patients receiving aid while held.
The Cham berlain's Pain Balm provides rapid relief from rheumatic and sciatic pains, delivering notable comfort for thousands. Its strong pain relieving power proves worth its cost, with sales by F. D. Stubenrauch.
A note on meat pies highlights contrast between light tender crusts and heavier varieties, mentioning that the lighter crusts can be made using SEAL OF MINNESOTA flour sold at Cole's Seed store.
A historical advertisement touts Vollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a strength tonic that builds rich red blood and promotes health and activity. It mentions 35 cents for tea or tablets and credits I’, D, Stubenrauch as the provider.
The marriage of Miss Della Branscomb of this place to Mr. Mark A. Butts of Pella occurred at Ft. Dodge on November 30 last year. The union was kept secret until recently, with only a few relatives aware. The bride and groom are highly regarded, with plans unknown, and friends wish them happiness.
Frightful suffering from undigested food prompted C. G. Grayson of Lula Mississippi to try Dr King’s New Life Pills. He reports complete relief as the pills act as a tonic and laxative curing stomach and bowel disorders. Sold 25 cents at Henry M Langerak’s drug store with guaranteed results.
The April issue presents fiction, verses, and illustrations celebrating Eastertide. It features table decorations shown in photographs, and broad coverage of feminine pursuits including fancy work, fashions, cookery, dressmaking, child care, and hygiene.
A tiny clipping from The Housekeeper Corporation of Minneapolis presents a glimpse of home floriculture guidance and domestic gardening ideas. The note hints at a periodical price and publishing origin without broader article context.
An advertisement promotes Stollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a quick fix for fatigue loss of appetite insomnia and inability to work or eat. Priced at 35 cents the product is offered in Tea or Tablets by HW D Stubenrauch.
The District Court of Marion County Iowa appoints the undersigned as Administrator of the estate of Matthew de Jaan. The notice begins probate proceedings and invites all interested parties to come forward with claims or concerns regarding the estate.
All persons indebted to the absentee are requested to pay without delay and all persons having claims against the estate of Simon de Haan will present them for allowance verified according to law. Simon de Haan, Administrator.
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