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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1917

Page

6

Domestic science course may aid home life in town

The piece urges attendance at a domestic science short course brought by Central College Ladies Auxiliary. It argues the program offers practical home management lessons amid rising prices and winter costs, praising the Iowa State College Ames study method and inviting all women of Pella to register. It notes government aims in wartime, debates on liquor ads, and exemptions for dependents as context for civic duty.

Ladies’ Auxiliary Central College Heartfest Chronicle Pella State of Iowa State College Ames

Americans Prefer Freedom Over German Restrictions

The piece rebuts claims that Germany offers greater personal freedom, noting citizens must carry passports and register in every city. It argues U S liberty suits Americans and mocks rum sellers and their backers who prefer Germany’s system.

Rumseliers Germany United States Thoose Empire

Nation gears up for war as citizens rally to duty

The article argues the federal government is slowly building toward war, overcoming public reluctance and tax resistance. It commends Food Commissioner Hoover and coal operators for moving swiftly, notes the push to raise a national army of a million men, and urges citizens to recognize the government’s primacy in this emergency.

Congress Hoover Republic

Foreign language papers spurred debate on loyalty and Americanization

A Pella Weekblad editor faces criticism from a Chronicle editor over foreign language papers in wartime America. The piece argues foreigners deserve rights, but questions loyalty if papers push anti American sentiment. It notes German language papers as a focal point and urges English reading to safeguard national safety.

Brother Johnson Pella Weekblad The Chronicle America Germany Nieuwablad Johnson Varenkamp

Dean's Kidney Pills Promise Pella Relief

Pella residents report back ache and tiredness eased by Dean's Kidney Pills. Mrs. L Wielaard of 119 Marion St. praises the medicine, saying it strengthened her back and regulated kidney function after irregular activity. Buffalo based Foster Milburn Co. markets the product at 60 cents.

Pella Dean Mrs. L. Wielaard Marion Bt Doan

The Little Fear Bound Nations and German Agression

A historical columnist warns that small nations Norway Sweden Denmark Holland and Switzerland fear German aggression and urges Norwegians Swedes Swiss Danes and Dutch in America to support America against the central power, arguing they owe loyalty to their mother countries while Germany shows contempt for sovereign nations.

Germany Norway Sweden Denmark Holland Switzerland Europe Iles America

Central power and the burden of disloyalty in nations

A fragment argues that a dominant power exploits weaker nations and labels a disloyal American descendant of any of five minor nations as doubly disloyal to both country and manhood, framing patriotism as a test of allegiance and character.

Hunch confirms caution on land grant scam ad

A small town newspaper recalls receiving an advertisement from a Pacific coast firm promoting the Oregon and California Railroad Grant Law. After asking for prepaid fees, the paper avoided sending funds and later saw a Washington Department of Interior warning about Western lands and land sharks posing as locators. The Chronicle refused to publish further and warned readers to beware.

Pacific Coast Oregon California Washington Department of the Interior California and United States Chronicle

Local testimony on Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy

F D Stubenrauch of Scottsville New York reports a severe summer complaint attack eased by one dose of Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says other family members have seen similar relief from the medicine kept at hand.

Scott Scottsville N. Y Chamberlain F. D. Stubenrauch

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