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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1905

Page

1

Inebriate Statistics at Mount Pleasant Insane Hospital

Des Moines Register reports two year findings from Mount Pleasant inebriate ward. Of 282 admitted, 115 had intemperate fathers, 11 had intemperate both parents, 53 with unknown parental intemperance, and 28 with tubercular parents. Many began drinking before adulthood, with 39 under 15 and 103 between 15 and 19. Two began after 60. Average start ages were 21 for men and 34 for women. Most were native born, Iowa contributing 134. 238 native, 42 foreign born. Beer and whiskey common culprits, whiskey the leading drink with 142 victims. Education varied. only 8 had no education, 32 men college bred, 20 men and 2 women high school graduates. Only 94 professed religion.

Mt. ‘Pleasant Nsane Des Moines Register Applegate Monot Pleasant Insane Hospital Man Faa Iowa Mount Pleasant Ireland Sweden Norway Denmark Scotland England Germany

Causes For Hospitalized Drunkards Report

Of the 282, 87 had received liquor treatment before arrival at the hospital. The leading causes listed include appendicitis, business relations, domestic trouble, heredity, social disease, and health. Fourteen of those returned cited company as the reason. Polk county supplied 101 patients, Mahaska 16, Pottawattamie 17, others eight or fewer.

Mnebad Ake Orley Polk County Mahaska Pottawattamie

Editor’s odd edits spark Harvey’s News buzz

The Harvey's News editor is under scrutiny as last week's plate editorials appear flipped upside down. A note in the same issue claims the editor's wife has just returned from a three weeks visit, hinting at personal disruption behind the misprint.

Harvey

Falk Wins Fight in Gambler Roundup at St Louis Track

Governor Falk defeats a group of race track gamblers who closed the operation and moved their horses. Sheriff Barrett may regret that Falk did not limit action to wrist slaps but pursued stronger measures in the battle against gambling influences.

The Record-Herald Falk St. Louis Barrett

Poet Editor Wolf Quips In Verse In Alton Democrat

In a light verse from editor Wolf of the Alton Democrat a maiden deep in thought supposedly is bitten by a flea and scratches a fellow’s knee. He notes the mix up, correcting to rhyme better with flea and knee.

Wolf The Alton Democrat

Oskaloosa Chautauqua Costs Cited As Poorly Attended

The New Sharon Star reports a deficit of several hundred dollars for the Oskaloosa chautauqua. Despite securing excellent talent and first class entertainment, high prices and unfavorable weather reduced attendance. a later date could have drawn more country visitors.

Sharon Star

Republican Paper Leader Switch Turns to Reform Memoir

Arthur Maxwell a former Iowa Democratic state committeeman and Hearst Boomer now leads a Republican paper in Moberly Missouri. His article titled One Year a Republican How it Feels recounts three excruciating days before peace came to his political soul and he has enjoyed the blessing since.

Arthur Maxwell Iowa Hearst Boomer Moberly Missouri

Treasury Secretary Shaw Begins 1908 Campaign Rumor

A fragment states Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw from Iowa will begin a political campaign in 1908, mentioned amid gossip among friends. The text is unclear and partially garbled but centers on Shaw and a forthcoming endeavor tied to the year 1908.

United States Treasury Leslie M. Shaw Iowa Friends Aisin District Court Marion County Jan W. Schippers Geo. W. Long Knoxville

Legacy of a Founding Patriarch Bequests Ends

The will states that any wife proving marriage at death or entitled to inheritance receives one dollar, while surviving sons or daughters receive fifty cents each. Only eight nephews and nieces are named as heirs, with no other relatives appearing to claim.

Traveling Man from Grinnell at an Opera House

In a Rock Island passenger coach a young lady and a gentleman on opposite sides of the aisle discuss unfamiliar sights. The man mistakes an Indian’s tent for an opera house and a thrashing machine for an ice cream saloon, while a Missouri canary bird prompts a witty reply about Grinnell.

Rock Island Tonearth Grinnell Newton Herald

Advertising costs in magazines and newspapers

The piece notes steep ad rates across publications with Everybody's charging $1,000 per page per issue and Ladies Home Journal at $6.00 per agate line. A single page ad in one insertion runs about $94,000, a four inch ad costs $336 prepaid, and Chicago trade journals have fetched $86,000 for a single ad. It cites Postum Cereal founder Post becoming wealthy through ads in Battle Creek.

Fame United States Ladies Home Journal Chicago Mr. Post Postum Battle Creek Mich

Sleeper Car Woes Tell of Rough Nights on Trains

A fragment from the Aldon Democrat recalls the awkward, comic perils of night travel in a sleeper car. Passengers juggle shoes, toothbrushes, and nursing bottles while avoiding accidental bumps and protruding limbs as trains roll toward Chicago, with cinders clinging to shirts and passengers learning to endure the rough routine.

Chicago

Departure pressure and wary public on foreign alliances

The text argues that the people fear a foreign alliance and that war with Japan makes retaining the Philippines difficult, though no argument convinces the nation to enter a foreign pact. It signals an approaching issue likely to surface in coming months.

Japan Philippines

Judge Parker on greed and over government in letter

In a July 4 letter to Tammany, Judge Parker warned greed and over government are old perils, urging strict law and old remedies. He cautioned against municipal ownership as a cure, noting such experiments often hinder development and initiative, and emphasized preserving limits of right and wrong.

Tammany Parker

Old Familiar Songs and Failing Memory at Divinity School

A reflective note on divinity students and old familiar songs, mocking their inability to recall words of Rock of Ages. The piece recalls national song competitions at sea where Americans bungled verses after strong starts, highlighting the gap between enthusiasm and accurate memory.

Suwanee River Kentucky

A Warning to Mothers on Summer Bowel Care

Advice stresses vigilant care for young children in hot weather. Use fresh castor oil for bowel upset, avoid substitutes, and add Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy if needed. Treat early with castor oil and remedy to prevent danger. keep both ready for instant use. Sold by F D Stubenrauch.

F. D. Stubenrauch

Rail and Travel Deals to West Coast and Beyond

Low rates to Portland via Chicago Great Western. Tickets on sale May 23 to September 29. Also low fares to Seattle Tacona Bellingham Everett Victoria Vancouver San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego. For details contact Great Western agents or J P Himer G P A St Paul MN 9 30. English Shavin Liniment claims cures for horse blemishes and sprains with $50 savings per bottle. Sold by B F Keables Druggist Pella Iowa.

Chicago B.F Keables Pella Iowa

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