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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
1
The piece questions Hiram Johnson’s motives for 1924 and attacks Borah, hellip. condemns brewers challenging medicinal beer laws, notes Senate friction over Newberry and Ford, and opposes pardons for WWI sedition. It praises Allied leaders' visit, including Marshal Foch, and upholds American patriotism over religious divisions in civic celebrations.
The discussion urges tightening migration limits and revoking naturalization for foreign born individuals whose allegiance to the U S is questioned. It calls for mandatory citizenship steps for new arrivals and harsher deportation actions to protect Anglo Saxon civilization amid labor unrest and calls for reform of land ownership and economic systems.
A fragment from a Knoxville Journal item notes Saint Catherine’s Day in Paris with women seeking husbands, reports on a two to three foot stalks oats from Walter Maddy’s farm as a second crop, and a Pella mill clock striking oddly. It also covers Sterchi dairy barn plans with 100 Jersey cows and piano in milking barn, plus reflections on gratitude and Christ’s sacrifice.
The Central Ray expresses gratitude to students and readers for the years at Central. It reflects on material blessings and temporary gains while thanking friends who have nobly contributed and supported the school.
The article describes a pageant presented by the Ladies Auxiliary invoking America's mystic past and Longfellow styled Indian themes. It reflects on visions of unspoiled forests waters and native life before European settlement, as townsfolk in Pella viewed the scenes that day.
A fragmentary program lists Nokomis Hiawatha and characters such as Iagoo the Boaster Will De, Hiawatha the Man Will Van Sitter Arrow Maker Lon Wormhoude Pau Kewis Chas Dykatra Chibiabos Anna Langerak Carrie Baron Priest Mr Cros Guides Indian Men and Women and Children in Drill The two part pageant includes Indian drill Hiawatha the Baby the Child the wooing the Wedding Feast and in Part II Hiawatha teaching picture writing The Famine The Departure
Mrs H P Barrett of Republic a Birmingham suburb says after fourteen years of weakness and a four year milk and bread diet Tanlac renewed her health. She reports eating normally again and notes fourteen neighbors began using Tanlac after seeing her change. the medicine is sold in Pella by Ideal Pharmacy and other druggists.
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