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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1917
Page
8
Price corrections from Van GerZyl Bros and Pella Produce Co show revised ranges for corn wheat oats and other produce. Includes quotes on cwt and bu values and notes on eggs butter hens roosters ducks and packing stock.
A brief line attributes a quote about speech and thought to Talleyrand, noting the paradox that speech can mask inner thoughts. The statement frames how language can conceal true intent rather than reveal it.
The National Security League with 105000 members in 280 branches is directing a major wartime educational drive. Led by Dr. Robert M McIlroy, the effort aims to explain war causes, U S duties, and democracy's fate in victory over Germany. Loyalty Weeks mobilize nine teams across New York and similar drives extend to 24 states and more.
An editorial urges farmers who missed the first Liberty Loan to purchase the second issue, noting it is a safer, more profitable investment. It advises those who bought earlier to exchange interim certificates when allowed and argues bond ownership proves patriotism and supports the home.
John Bevins narrates his fall into crime after inheriting money and meeting bad companions. Wayne Milton, a young lawyer, defends him, guides him to honest work, and helps him rebuild. A pivotal case in Clyde links Milton to Ruby Ashton and a blackmail plot involving a cloves scent envelope.
The Manchester Guardian notes a man, daily to Manchester, left work early claiming a moon eclipse would be visible from Albert Square later that evening. He said he read in a morning paper the eclipse would be visible and did not want to miss it. The piece recalls Dean Swift’s famous eclipse postponement tale in Dublin.
London Tit-Bits notes that the Indian princes sent swords daggers and tulwars as tributes to King George's throne. Each weapon bears messages about civility and loyalty, with jeweled hilts and scabbards. Many blades carry centuries of history including crusades and battles.
A seaside encounter leads to a playful exchange about resembling Lord Kitchener. The man declares a likeness to the famed figure with a catchy handle, while the girl jokes that he simply looks like a mug.
A dialogue shows a wife declaring she bought a dress with her own money after selling a fur overcoat, highlighting tensions over money and independence. An advertisement for Allen's Foot-Ease promises relief for tired feet, swelling, and corns, noting its price of 25 cents and wide availability.
A 1918 Lake City publication urges readers to enlist in the war effort with bold phrases about fighting for mankind. It notes the New York World thrice weekly at a low price, promising prompt reports from Europe and troops in France, and advertises a combined subscription offer with The Chronicle.
A promotional offer presents one year for 2.15 dollars while the regular price for the two papers remains 2.50 dollars. The deal highlights a savings opportunity for readers subscribing to both papers.
F D Stubenrauch endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as effective for coughs colds and croup. Described as pleasant and safe for children, with many mothers giving unconditional approval.
Thousands of Iowa women report cures from “Favorite Prescription” by Dr. Pierce. The temperance medicine comes in tablet and liquid forms, claims to heal backache headaches and nervousness without alcohol or narcotics. A testimonial from Mrs. W. J. Avis of Susquehanna Street praises restoration of strength after childbirth and avoidance of surgery, noting use of Extract of Smart-weed and Golden Medical Discovery.
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