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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1909
Page
1
The Crete Democrat quotes that advertisements signal an active merchant. It notes a publisher suing forty-five nonpaying subscribers, with twenty-eight denying ownership of funds and six jailed after attachment limits. Supreme Court decisions lead to press-related theft charges and a new postal law makes taking paper without paying larceny.
Sensitive people seek pain and blame others for small jostles. The article likens such individuals to a long tailed cat and argues most social friction comes from personal vanity rather than real harm.
A reflective piece of prose strings together quips on marriage age faith and virtue. It muses on saving a husband by religion on aging and memory on envy ambition and fear. The voice uses aphoristic lines about habit stories holes and skating to illustrate caution and self knowledge.
A string of quips on truth, ancestry, religion, conscience, and vanity. The piece mocks loud preaching, staged sanctimony, and moral pretension, ending with an advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and a 35 cent price.
The board met as adjourned with all members present. Minutes from March 2 were read and approved. Liberty township road trustees annual report examined and approved. S R Conley petition to redeem real estate from tax sale granted. Agreement between Pleasant Grove township and Dr E Bell to aid the poor approved. T L Risewick resigned as courthouse janitor and resignation accepted. (Continued on 7th page).
In Springfield, Senator Morley Vernon, entangled with Chicago lawyer Maria Greene, hones a pivotal pro suffrage speech as the legislature nears adjournment. Vernon balances romance and ambition while lobbying for House Resolution No. 19 amid a swirling capital scene.
An early 20th century ad urges mothers to use Mother Gray's Sweet Powder for Children to alleviate colds feverishness constipation teething disorders headaches and stomach troubles. It claims the powders never fail and invites free trial packages by mailing Allen S Olmsted Le Roy New York to obtain the product through drug stores.
The German physician Dr Bair will send one month’s treatment with instructions or give an accurate diagnosis and consultation free of charge in cases of paralysis catarrh consumption rheumatism cancer fits piles tumors gall stones gravel liver or blood disease Pay what you can when satisfied Write your case fully at once to secure early attention Address 1122 6th Ave Des Moines Iowa
A political figure moves through a crowded scene testing reactions to a looming woman suffrage resolution. He seeks support, foresees recognition, and muses on possible company with Maria Greene while memories of Amelia intrude, all amid a calm canvassing of senators versus the Courier’s Cowley.
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