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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1919

Page

8

Exiled kings weary Swiss hotels near the frontier

Swiss hotel life shows dethroned monarchs like ex King Constantine known as Tino, Kaiser Wilhelm’s sister and other royals living on limited funds at Lisanne and Lucerne. Guests speak of rising costs, temperamental guests, and dwindling invitations as they wander the lakeside towns.

Chiasso Switzerland Constantine Greece Tino Kaiser Wilhelm Holland Germany Hotel National Lucerne Etreit Thestokis Saint Moritz Lugano la Cerne Kaiser Sophia Prince Nick Prince Nicholas Duke of Sparta Prince Paul Vienna Ludwig Bavaria Zizers Grisons Chur Ludwig II Karl Austria-Hungary Ruprecht Prince of Lippe Tirpitz Lausanne Hindenburg Locarno Clarens Windisschgraetz Austria Berchtold Andrassy Zurich New York

Rich but doesn't know it in Eastland farm oil boom

Eli Perkins, an 80 acre farm owner near Eastland, Texas, now holds a royalty stake that could reach millions as Sinclair Gulf Oil Co. reports a central west Texas field producing 10,000 barrels daily valued at 2 25 per barrel. His daily income from the oil rights stands at about 1500, with potential multiples as more wells come online.

Eastland Tex Seven Seas Eli Perkins United States Naval Service Perkins Navy Here Elder Perkins Young Perkins Sinclair Gulf ON Company West Texas

Mine closed by smell near Belleville hog farm

Eighty five miners and five topmen were laid off when Mine Examiner George Granger ordered the mine closed due to odor from the Grevelly Valley hog farm near Belleville. A committee will consult an attorney to sue Guy W. Caron for damages. State Inspector Wright posted a ban if odor persists. City of Belleville will seek an injunction to restrain farm operation amid 4000 to 5000 hogs feeding on St. Louis garbage half a mile from town.

St. Louis George Granger New National Coal Company Grevelly Valley Belleville Granger Charlies Gibbons John Hubert Guy W. Caron Thomas Wright

Revive Rites of Druids at Pittsburgh Conclave

Ancient Druidic rites were revived at the American Gorsedd in Schenley park Pittsburgh. Over 2000 Welshmen and guests from foreign countries attended with Rev. William Surdival of Middle Point Ohio as American Archdruid. The ceremony featured the Logan stone, unhewn pillars, old robes, harp accompaniment, and the unsheathing of the sword dating back 1700 years. Notables included Hon James T Thomas MP and Sir Joseph Davies MP former Lloyd George secretary.

Pittsburgh Schenley Park William Surdival Middlepoint James T. ‘Thonas Labor Party Great Britain Joseph Davies Lloyd George

Two-Headed Trout At Glenwood Hatchery Draws Interest

In St Paul Minnesota a two headed trout at the Glenwood state fish hatchery is thriving. State superintendent Heen W Cobb reports the baby fish is about 1% inches long and shows promise of reaching an old age.

St. Paul Minn Glenwood State Fish Hatchery Heen W. Cobb

Eight Month Girl Talks Quail Calls In Phila News

Edith Gruenberg, an eight month old girl from Philadelphia, delighted observers by mimicking quail calls from her cradle and prompting birds to answer. By two she distinguished colors, by three and a half she recognized 100 popular tunes, and by four she pronounced composers like Tchaikovsky Wagner Leoncavallo Handel Rubinstein Liszt Sullivan Puccini Beethoven.

Philadelphia Edith Gruenberg Edith Schubert Txchalkowsky Wagner Leoncavallo Handel Reubenstein Liszt Sulivan Puccini Beethoven Hadith

Kavalla Macedonia Aims of American Aid Postwar Fortunes

The Kavalla coast in Macedonia hosts major American interests with tobacco, oil, and Red Cross relief. After Bulgarian occupation, American Red Cross posts opened, feeding thousands, founding shelters, and sending doctors and nurses. The relief effort saved lives amid famine and typhus.

Oid Kavalla Macedonia Aegean Sea United States America American Red Cross Christ Bulgaria Kayalla Paris Dedengatch Gulf of Enos Thasos Pangaton Paul Lydia Red Cross Balkans

Remarkable Restraint by Dallas Veteran in Egg Feat

Dallas veteran S. G. Scott disputes a Pennsylvania claim of consuming 42 eggs in one sitting. He recalls eating 47 eggs during the Civil War but stopped to avoid appearing gluttonous, saying he did not want to make a hog of himself.

Dallas Tex S. G. Scott Scott

Cupid Is Married in Chicago Ceremony

David H. Odell of Portsmouth Ohio wed Cupid Car Jnon of Chicago in a ceremony here. The couple’s marriage completes a Cupid theme noted in local society notices.

Cupid Belleville David H. Odell Portsmouth Cupid Car Jnon Chicago

Unintentionally Irreverent Prayer Noted in Mission Meeting

A missionary meeting for Chinese converts yielded a prayer that mocked the converts over their pigtails and eyes, then confessed that they are also made in God’s image. The moment, recounted by Harper's Magazine, sparked reflection on bias and humility in religious outreach.

Harper's Magazine

You Will Reap What You Sow In Social Slights

A reflective piece on social expectations and reactions to perceived slights. It notes that those who expect constant kindness may misread others motives and face frequent snubs, while those vigilant for snubs may notice them everywhere.

War YMCA Secretaries Overseas Deaths and Ministers

Of the M C A secretaries who served overseas during the late war eleven were killed nine were men two were women Of the nine men five were ministers Of all who went over in Y M C A service twenty per cent were ministers.

The Best Plaster for a Lame Back

A flannel dampened with Chamberlain's Liniment bound on the back can be more effective than a plaster and costs far less. For sale by all dealers.

Chamberlain

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