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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1917

Page

2

Local People Move, Visit, and Work in Pella Area

A roundup of neighborhood news: A. T. Vander Beek makes a business trip to Newton. Simon Van Dusseldrop and family visit relatives in Pella. Mrs. Sam Wilson named Swan postmistress. the De Haan children suffer whooping cough. B. A. Roorda operated on for a back growth. Sen. Luke Lugers visits from Holland, Michigan. numerous locals attend courses at Ames Agricultural College. publishing changes at Lynnville Star. and community events including a farewell sale by J. V. Mathes and a piano of civic activities in nearby towns.

Henry Gezel Pella Agricultural College Ames H. Rhynsburger C. F. Ashhenbrenner Mable van Donselaar Clarence Vander Linden Newton J. W. Bailey Central College Chicago Grand Rapids Holland Mich George Sterrenburg Otley Joe Muilenburg William Schreiner Clarence Pope W. Vander Linden Henry Tolenaar Washington

Semester Events At Central School This Week

The week notes a new semester starting Monday with music instruction contact at studio 10. No Chapel exercises due to exams. A Semester social is planned Friday night. Mrs. Haskell will read at the auditorium Tuesday evening, and Miss Hazel White presents her senior piano recital on February 20 at the auditorium.

Sadler Hazel White

Gardeners Seek Guidance as Interest in Home Gardens Grows

Iowa State college extension truck crops men report record interest in home gardening due to high food costs and diet science. They offer advice on what to plant and how to care for crops, predicting thousands of youth and many adults will garden under their guidance this year.

Iowa State College

Schwab’s Chalkboard Tactic Spurs Mill Gains

Charles M. Schwab recounts how chalk marks on the factory floor sparked competition between day and night shifts. A simple “6” was replaced by a “7” then a “10,” elevating effort and output until the mill became the top producer. The anecdote illustrates leadership driving efficiency through visible incentives.

Charles M. Schwab Américan Tie Jvant

Sting of the Honeybee Most Effective Infernal Machine

A Popular Science Monthly excerpt extols the honeybee sting as an impressive micro weapon. It notes the tiny shaft, three-part sting with two barbed lancets, and a hollow tube for venom, driven by a poison sac. Two sensitive projections help detect contact with a stingable object.

Popular Science Monthly

Allen's Foot-Hase Antiseptic Powder Advertisement

When rubbers pinch or shoes hurt use Allen's Foot-Hase to shake into shoes and sprinkle in foot-bath. It gives relief and comfort to tired swollen feet. Sold everywhere 25c.

Allen

Hadley Defended by Mysterious Stranger in 1675 Raid

Old Hadley faced a violent Indian assault on September 1, 1675 while at worship. An elderly unknown man arrived, assumed command, and led the defense, driving the attackers away. He was later identified as General William Goffe, a surviving regicide of Charles I, who found refuge with Pastor John Russel and remained there until his death about five years later. A scenic Connecticut Valley road now marks the site of this historic defense.

Old Hadley New England Connecticut River Springfield Mass Ing. Philip 0. Hadley Hadley William Goffe Charles I John Russel Russel Connecticut Valley Goffe

Disc and Plow Work Missouri February 20 1917

Henry Gezel announces a Disc and Plow work event on February 20 1917. The notice states the activity will take place at an unspecified location and invites participation from interested farmers and neighbors.

Henry Gezel

For Bilious Attack Take Three Cham berlain's Tablets

A medical note describing bilious attack symptoms such as severe headache coated tongue food loathing constipation torpid liver and vomiting then bile. It advises relief by taking three Cham berlain's Tablets and notes availability from F. D. Stubenrauch.

Chamberlain F. D. Stubenrauch

The Neighborly Man

A reflective piece on the ideal neighbor who chooses quiet service over fame. The speaker values helping weary travelers, sharing simple meals, and offering a steady presence by the roadside, rather than seeking news or headlines. It emphasizes practical kindness, generosity, and humility.

Putter with Life s Odds and Ends in Quiet Corner

A reflective verse from the Detroit Free Press contemplates a simple life devoted to small tasks and comforting passers by. It contrasts a lack of brilliance with a wish to ease weary people through daily acts of service. An accompanying ad promotes Allen s Foot-Ease antiseptic powder for tired feet and shoe comfort.

Earth Detroit Free Press

Rubbing It In Bob-Perhaps we had better forget one another

A short exchange from a humorous panel shows two persons, Bob and Bess, bantering over ending their relationship. Bess insists she cannot forget him because she has few things to laugh about, highlighting a light, witty tone.

Bob Bess Puck

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A. T. Vander Beek Simon van Dusseldrop Prairie City Sam Wilson S. F. Dickey Swan William Vogelaer and Childdren Montrose, Colo William van Steenbergen Mercy Hospital Des Moines Mrs. C. van Arkel Harry de Haan de Haan B. A. Roorda Luke Lugers Holland, Mich B. F. Brinkman Lugers Killduff George Heneveld Gary Vogelaar John Vander Linden Mrs Gradus Vander Linden Lynnville Star James R. Rhodes Bessie Barringer Anna, Ik Co. N. Bos L. N. Vander Linden Simon de Haan K. Hakkert Ringgold County M. Vander Linden W. M. Livingston Monroe H.F. Fisk W. E. Houck Jennie and Hattie Harrison J. T. Forrest Bellingham,Wash T. J. Edmand John Ter Louw Hi Roéfel Little Son Jim Koopmans la Grippe Dirk de Hali Perry Neal den Hartog Hilda Peoria Pella Produce Co. Adv Lane Rus New York Billy Sun G. B. Ver Steeg Express Poland G. B Sioux City Catlin J. F. Catlin Paulina Iowa Geo. F. Sadler Omaha Martha Firth Grand Island Nebr J. Ls. Barton The Baptist Church Stromsburg C. P Dykstra Des. Moines L. A. Garrison Caldwell Idaho Mr. Garris Knoxville Miles City Mont Henry Wormhoudt G. H. Wormhoudt Helen Lois Brooks Oskaloosa Frank Stubenrauch Hach Stubenrauch J. V. Mathes Ladies’ Aid Society of Givin Mr. Mathes Vander Linden Oskaloosa Herald Workwen PELLA PLUMBING @ HEATING CO Wiace H. van Maren P. H. Spoelstra Fifield China
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