01 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
1
C. L. Garrett and H. H. Sadler are noted in a Pella Iowa postal listing. The entry shows Marion County location and a price tag of $1.50, with the item entered as second class matter.
A reflective verse passage urges unveiling private lives to see true motives. It argues clearer sight would foster stronger love and compassion, suggesting empathy improves relations when hearts are exposed to one another.
A reflective note urges happiness through generosity and gratitude. It encourages showing sympathy by deeds and words, sharing blessings with the less fortunate, and keeping kindness alive for loved ones as days pass. The message frames joy as a giver’s virtue and communal duty.
A Greene County youth Ola F. Hammer ended his life in Boone, bound by liquor’s grip. The Jefferson Bee decries self-destruction and frames his death as a powerful temperance warning for young readers, urging vigilance against seductive drinks.
Catarrh cannot be cured by topical applications and requires internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, claimed to affect blood and mucous surfaces, presented as a non-quack, physician-endorsed prescription. Testimonials offered free. price 75 cents. sold by Druggists. Also promote Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A Sunday meeting of Christian women in Oskaloosa led to an election day parade protest against the saloon. The half-mile procession included many women and some men, carriages, autos, and banners urging consent to continue the saloon debate.
The parade began at Central M E Church on Avenue A and North Market Street and proceeded through a detailed route ending at the park. Gospel songs were sung at the park service. Women, lauded for the turnout, said they would have doubled the size if more had known, showing women’s active role in the anti-saloon campaign, per the Oskaloosa Globe.
The Register and Leader contrasts a British conviction sustained by the highest court with the U S court of appeals upholding a land fraud conviction after long delays. It argues for swifter punishment for the rich in the United States while safeguarding rights, noting four Nebraska cattlemen and Crip pen as examples.
The piece urges constant surveillance of neighbors and urges spreading rumors. It warns suspicion of strangers and encourages gossip to harm reputations. It laments silence and urges keep the rumor mill active to provoke mischief and social control.
A Harper's Bazaar essay argues the jolly girl is born not made and remains cheerful under hardship. It notes genuine jollity, whether in bad weather or when money is short, and rejects the notion that laughter is a mere masculine or showy trait.
A century old essay extols the jolly girl as a lively, adaptable type who brightens life with spontaneous cheer and resilience through misfortune. It contrasts mood with temperament, then pivots to recipes for nut fudge and marshmallow fudge, plus maple sugar candies, detailing ingredients and steps for home candy making.
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