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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1933
Page
3
Proposed legislation by Teter would exempt homesteads from taxation in certain Iowa counties. The bill outlines exemption cancellation rules, timing for tax books, and required forms. It specifies the process for owners to file, uniform assessment procedures, and applicability to levies in 1933.
The act provides for exemption on the tax books and corrects the computation of both tax and installments. It is deemed of immediate importance and becomes effective from publication in the Knoxville Journal of Knoxville, Iowa, and in the Dubuque Telegraph Herald and Times Journal of Dubuque, Iowa.
In considering Iowa's outdoor recreation, estimates show 65,000 adults in nature groups, 300,000 hunters or fishers, 500,000 park users, and 1,500,000 whose main recreation is highway driving. Demand favors accessible parks and highways with scenic roadsides, reflecting the goal of a 25 year conservation plan.
Ruth M. Dawson of South Dakota Agriculture College offers detailed poultry canning tips. She advises proper fat content, a 24 hour fast before killing, 20 minute bleed, thorough washing and cooling, careful cutting for packing, and separating giblets. She notes live weight and jar fill guidance, use of stock from bones, and jellylike liquid formation with or without a traditional soaking liquid.
An Indianola editorial laments rising use of swearing in public life. It cites Hugh Johnson and public figures, arguing language declines reflect cultural standards. The piece critiques pervasive profanity and the dismissal of sacred references in modern expression.
An advertisement promotes Thoxine as fast relief for sore throat swallowing pain and fever. It claims the remedy penetrates throat membranes within 15 minutes and has antipyretic analgesic stimulant and mild laxative effects. The copy touts suitability for families and even children with palatable taste and money back guarantee.
The piece argues blasphemy is serious and that rising profanity shows no linguistic progress. It traces shifts from darn to doggone to damn, then God damn, predicting the next stage in expletive talk and urging restraint.
Major General O Ryan argues for a truth driven peace effort. World Peaceways promotes psychological tactics to expose war as brutal and senseless. The campaign cites large magazine reach and seeks international funding and business support to advertise和平 aspirations.
An obscure reflection notes that Boshees now understands he has much to lose and little to gain, urging alignment with international business for global peace and cooperation. The fragmented text references diplomats and well-meaning elders in a call for united action toward peaceful commerce.
A poem explores the destructive edge of apathy in men and society. It contrasts the dangerous sentiment I don't care with the call to face inner devils and find humanity and hope. Oakley Selleck writes in a stark voice about loss, longing, and moral consequence.
Elevator boy notes you must accept disappointment. Carpenter keeps to the level. Deep sea diver suspects a touch of ill health. Hobo claims quick wit wins. Pugilist says a man is down but not out. Glassblower sees through everything. Fireman faces harsh heat. Executioner notes some people miss the hang. Knowledge grows yet the more you know, the less you know you know.
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