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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1909
Page
1
The column comments on advertising as vital to business in Colfax and Iowa, joking about moral pretenses and public attention. It notes demand for extra Chronicle copies, discusses a Vermont minister's ad heavy display, and lampoons local politics and rail travel rules while urging the newspaper to balance duty with profitability. It closes reflecting on the editor’s public responsibilities versus personal gain.
The author argues editors must be funded by readers and businesses, not praised in theory alone. Admiration without support harms a newspaper, which must defend opinions and sustain operations through earnest backing from the community.
A dated miscellany of admonitions on money love and marriage roles. It riffs on moral dyspepsia and self restraint, noting the risks of easy gains and lax conduct. Perspectives on honesty, religion, and the pitfalls of a forgiving public face appear amid admonitory maxims and consumer chatter about pricing and value.
The synopsis follows Senator Morley Vernon amid a call from his political boss as his fiancée frets. Chicago suffragist Miss Marla Greene sways him toward House resolution No 19, gains his promise, and stirs a personal attraction. Vernon then champions suffrage in a pivotal speech as the measure moves to a special order.
Vernon and Maria Greene finalize plans for a pivotal suffrage vote as they journey from the city to the country. Dr Ames critiques Vernon's speech while Greene expresses faith in the reform cause and hints at future political ambitions.
A clipped column of provocative aphorisms discusses deceit gossip and self reflection. The speaker condemns vanity and hypocrisy while urging earnestness and restraint.
A physician known as Dr Bair in Des Moines Iowa advertises a free initial examination and diagnosis for paralysis catarrh consumption rheumatism cancer fits piles tumors gall stones gravel liver or blood disease. Patients pay what they can once satisfied by sending full case details to 1122 6th Ave.
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