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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1931
Page
3
A long list of local events fills social pages. Gatherings include hospital veterans birthday party, church circles, and bridge clubs. Christmas celebrations, dinners, and a football squad reception highlight a season rich in neighborhood camaraderie and service.
Fragmentary text references a mage and multiple entities. No clear event, date, or location emerges. Summary notes insufficient for concrete facts or names.
Dr Nicholas Murray Butler and Miss Jane Addams are honored with the Nobel Penta Prize. In the December issue of International Conciliation published by the Carnegie Endowment Butler states the disarmament conference scheduled for February at Geneva could curb armed forces to proper levels.
A report notes 2 0,000 delegates and families will attend as Dr Butler of Columbia University, former Carnegie Endowment trustee, urges courage to resist armed competition. The Washington marchers face leaders while 8,000,000 jobless loom, urging political and business leaders to create conditions for work and dignity.
Yale University grown-up scoffers of anti chaos organizing into the North Atlantic Student League of International Cooperation to study foreign affairs and promote goodwill. President James Rowland Angell says the group aims to counter provincialism and nationalism. Sir Wilfred Grenfell calls the movement youth driven toward world steadiness as 1500 Chinese students depart for Nanking on a special train seeking a voice in the world situation.
The current session shows 7500 bills in the hopper with two proposals: one to bar interruptions during proceedings to point out visiting celebrities, recalling Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks, and another to regulate ice cream sales in the District of Columbia. A biographical aside honors Alfred Seymour Rinehart, a Harvard graduate who died of heart disease after meticulously studying his own illness and documenting symptoms before a self-organized postmortem study.
Detroit dispatch reports Wayne County Legion Council repudiates Dr Walter Bergman views from City College faculty. It asks State Council to revoke charter of Thomas Jefferson post where Bergman serves as commander amid criticism of student military training.
Fragmentary OCR style text discusses firing a weapon or threat, a tree dragging a nucleus, removing a bishop, and burying precautions related to Christmas greens. Interpretation is uncertain due to garbled characters and missing context.
A retro advice piece urges readers to keep balance in health and mood, not be swayed by heat or cold, joy or sorrow. It warns against fanaticism or extremism, encourages poise, resilience, and steady behavior, and cites Jesus Christ’s example as a model of endurance.
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