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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1922
Page
3
The swordfish belongs to the mackerel family group and measures 12 to 15 feet, occasionally 20. Its elongated upper jaw, the sword, is about three-tenths of its length. The body has tiny scales, bluish-black on top and silvery white below, with ventral fins absent. Neapolitan and Sicilian fishermen heavily trade this palatable flesh.
International Sunday School lesson based on Esther 4 10 17 and 6 1 3 highlights Esther's risk, Mordecai's steadfastness, and God's deliverance. It frames Esther as a courage filled heroine who partners with God, with discussions across scriptures Psalm 34 17 Romans 6 10 and John 6 to illuminate sacrifice faith and relief. It notes Vashti's defiance and Haman's plot while urging study of the story to discern divine intervention and moral challenges.
College notes recount a large new Jesse French and Son piano installed in the gymnasium for use in Mr Sadler s Studio and a fine addition to the Music Department equipment. George Gosselink sails for Arabia to teach English at a mission school for three years. Miss Sara Van Buren s Junior Piano recital with Fred Van Doorninck performing a voice number is announced for next Tuesday evening at eight with the Junior class in charge. Hajo Pals visits Ames for summer work and Gerald Mokmarr plans a two week stay before departing for Japan. Dr George A Baitsell and wife were guests at Sunnyside with praise for Yale University visit and reception for the Glee Club boys.
The text argues that increasing oil-well powered operations heightens nitrogen needs from air. It notes a large loss of fertilizing material in American agriculture due to the displacement of millions of horses by gasoline-driven vehicles.
Saturday afternoon the Scouts held a second hand goods sale at the old Bell Clothing House. Gross sales reached seventy two dollars with twenty two dollars in profit. thanks were extended to auctioneers. The article also notes new cub scouts, a Monday trip by Brunia and group games, a recent West End baseball game, and upcoming training at the state fair under National Camp Director L ta McDonald and Scout Executive Free G Davie. Medals for lifesaving were awarded by the National Court of Honor with a long list of Gold Silver and Bronze recipients from many troops across the country.
Iowa State Fair junior department will host a wide program August 23 to September 1 featuring cooking and food demonstrations by Iowa farm girls. Sewing home furnishing decoration styles and related subjects will be presented by girls teams from across the state in a continuous program.
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