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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1933

Page

3

Weekly Chats With Friends on the Farm in Sully

A three stop visit to Sully outlines local business life. C V Shipman, druggist of 25 years, notes shifts from inhouse compounding to ready meds and laments bank closings before Roosevelt era. Albert Kling, produce dealer, recalls career with Rhynsburger and Swift and Co. and comments on record low poultry prices. Bert McBride, village blacksmith, reflects on reduced horse shoeing and reduced horse work.

C. V., Shipman Drug Store Shipman White Sox Red Sox Chicago State University Iowa City Keokuk Medical College Iowa Valeria Jasper County Sully Dieleman Hardware Store Ir. Shipman Security State Bank Pella Hoover Roosevelt Vis Jacob C. de Bruin Frances Albert Kling Dick Rhynsburger Rhynsburger Newton Produce Co Kling Swift and Co Bert McBride McBride John Dieleman John Dieleman Hardware Store Case Dieleman Netherlands Mr. Dieleman Wilson

Great Musical Comedy at Rivola in Oskaloosa Saturday

Readers will see a lively review of the Paramount musical College Humor touring Rivola Theatre in Oskaloosa this Saturday. The piece highlights Bing Crosby, Richard Arlen, Mary Carlisle, Jack Oakie, George Burns and Gracie Allen, with Lena Andre and Mary Kornman, and notes the Ox Road Co eds provide comic color with songs by Coslow and Johnston.

Rivola Oskaloosa Paramount Studios Bing Crosby Richard Arlen Mary Carlisle Jack Oakie George Burns Gracie Allen Howard Jones University of Southern California Lena Andre Mary Kornman Ox-Road Florenz Ziegfeld Crosby Arlen Whoozis Oakie Carlisle Andre Kornman Sam Coslow Arthur Johnston Wesley Ruggles Paramount Lona Andre

Drunkard’s Disease Warns Pella Citizens

A local letter argues alcohol’s hereditary harm and social wreckage from bootleg liquor. It warns that moderation fails, urges residents to quit bootleg selling, purge homes of intoxicants, and deter youth from drinking in a small city context.

U S Officers Take Woman on Charge

A woman believed to be Glad Hall or Dorothy Sanders of Minnesota was returned to Des Moines by federal officers to face illegal narcotics possession charges. She was arrested Friday in an Alsops department store in Oakaloosa where clerks found three dresses concealed under clothing and a plum pipe was found in her car. She pleaded not guilty to shoplifting charges.

Glad Hall Dorothy Sanders St. Paul Minneapolis

Library notes urge prompt return of borrowed books

The city library asks patrons to return materials promptly to keep a small budget in circulation. It notes summer circulation is down, with possible links to unemployment, mood, and fewer new books. Library lists classic titles with brief descriptions and praise, urging use of older works while waiting for newer ones.

Austen Barrie Babbie Bennet Cooper Lake George Natty Bumpo Ficion Deland Ennsylvania Dr. Lavendar Adam Bede Elliot Peter Stirling Ford Grover Cleveland New York Maria Chapdelaine Himon Quebec Johnston Virginia Lynn Bob Olvant

Voice of the Public The National Curse Drunkenness

A citizen denounces the liquor problem in the city, condemning bootlegging and weekly alcohol quotas. The writer urges public awareness and action, stating many have sought treatment for drunkenness and urging exposure of the issue to curb this social evil.

Local druggist laments wife’s departure and offers care items

A Shan' era note from Ella reports Smith, a druggist, lost his wife to another man. He publishes a notice to the unnamed husband offering liniment, arnica, salve, bandages, absorptive cotton, iodine, sleeping powder, and crutches at very low prices. He frames it as relief for the man who helped him.

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