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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1909

Page

2

Leighton Visitors and Birthday Gatherings Reported

Bruinekool and Art Ver Steeg from Pella visited Leighton on Tuesday. Mrs Gesman of Pella arrived Tuesday to visit her daughter Ms iJ Corvers. Lester and Joe Ver Hoef from Kansas stayed Monday with G Ver Steeg. Rev Duiker family and John Van Der Zyl family visited Paul Synhorst Monday evening. Mr and Mrs De Pringel traveled to Pella Tuesday to celebrate his father's 188th birthday.

Bruinekool Leighton Mrs. Gesman Pella Ij. Corvers Lester Joe Ver Hoef Kansas G. Ver Steeg Rev. Duiker John van der Zyl Paul Synhorst Mrs. de Pringel Mr. de Pringel

Print To Relieve Rheumatism Recipe Detailing Home Mixture

A home remedy recipe urges relief from rheumatism with fluids and syrups. It prescribes Fluid Extract Dandelion one half ounce Compound Karyon one ounce and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three ounces after meals and at night. The mix is shaken and taken to detoxify kidneys and blood.

Rheumatism Prescription Advice From Old Text

A fragment urges readers to avoid irregular dosing of a rheumatism remedy and to preserve a prescription note. It contends that inconsistent use risks kidney or urinary issues and claims effective cures are scarce, stressing the need when symptoms arise.

Chas Sipe property to be sold at public auction

Public auction to be held at the seller's real estate office on February 13 for a seven room house on lot 72 block 15 South Pella Iowa. The property includes a downstairs pantry two upstairs rooms cave cellar barn for 22 horses cistern well near the college. J S Jelsma, agent N Boland, auctioneer.

South Pella Iowa J. S. Jelsma N. Boland

Seed Corn Free Short Course Offered At Ames Iowa

Young growers may obtain seed corn to grow for school funding or to cultivate premium show corn from 1908 seed. Participants should mail postal cards to E B Howard College P O Ames Iowa for the Ames Agricultural College Short Course details.

Ames The Agricultural College E. B. Howard College P. O. Ames Iowa

Ideal All around Newspaper Promises Broad Family Coverage

The Chicago Record Herald offers extensive daily and Sunday features including letters from Curtis and Wellman, foreign news via its own cables and AP, and comprehensive business coverage plus popular pages on sports and culture. It promotes the Sunday Magazine as a literary triumph and urges farmers to subscribe via a combined offer with Des Moines Register and Farmer and Kimball's Dairy Farmer.

United States Chicago Record Herald William E. Curtis Walter Wellman Record-Herald New York Herald World Journal of Commerce Associated Press Register and Farmer Des Moines Iowa Kimball

Public Auction Of West Pella House

Will sell at public auction on February 13 at my real estate office on the South side of the Square a seven room house in West Pella. It is the West half of lot 3 in Block 30 known as the P H Bousquet property in A No 1 condition after $1000 spent on repairs. Has a good cistern and well. For details contact J S Jelama, Agent or N Boland, Auctioneer, 56.

Pella P. H. Bousquet

Longevity Among Norfolk Farm Laborers Defies Common Ailments

A Norfolk correspondent notes many villagers aged over 80 and several centenarians including a 96 year old. Despite rheumatism and poor housing, these farms show high longevity aided by open air, simple wholesome food, and steady work, reflecting a robust rural life.

Norfolk England

Summit of Great Volcano and the perilous ascent

The article traces the name Monte Gibello for the great volcano, noting a dropped letter in Aetna. It describes a pyramidal summit rock, a crater nine miles around and 750 feet deep, and that most visitors fail to reach the frozen top. It recalls an English tourist who died descending the crater by rope and choking.

Aetna

Separating Listeners in Apartment Telephone Lines

A woman demands a separate party line for her apartment, insisting the partner not be a resident of the same house. The agent confirms the policy against sharing lines within a single residence, noting many objections and plans to connect her to a neighbor in the next block.

Open Air Schools Proposed by New Jersey Clubwomen

The clubwomen of New Jersey back an open-air school plan for children to combat tuberculosis. Dr Alexander McAllister of Camden advocates outdoor study from late May to term end and into October. The first experiment will occur in Camden under his direction.

New Jersey Alexander McAllister Camden N. J McAllister McAlister

Insults for Lord Milner and a Stead remark

The piece notes Milner’s even temper and recalls a London newspaper episode. When a derisive remark at an East End meeting provoked Milner, he delivered an exceptionally brilliant reply. Mr. Stead later quipped that he wished he knew how to insult Milner before work each day.

Lord Milner W. T. Stead London Young Milner East End Mr. Stead Milner

Distinction Questions If Voting Is a Profession

A Distinction asks whether a man should pursue polling as a career, questioning the notion of voting work as a profession. The fragment hints at debate on civic roles and public service, though specifics are sparse.

Sno

Real wit at golf ers' dinner in town

Two sharp after dinner speakers, Simeon Ford and Patrick Francis Murphy, entertained at the golfers' dinner with rapid epigrams. Murphy joked that drink gives temperance orators and golf is a pursuit of pale pills by purple people while Ford quipped about following Murphy and recounted a golf tale of a 60 yard shot at John D. Rockefeller.

Simeon Ford Patrick Francis Murphy New York Cincinnati Times-Star Murphy Ford John D. Rockefeller Tam John D

Not the Bargain He Thought in Rich American Art

M Rochefort mocks American collectors who buy pictures as they buy lumber, noting a rich buyer who spent 800000 francs on forty works later found to be fakes. He recalls discussing genuine names like Diaz Rousseau Daubigny and Corots, only to learn none were authentic.

M. Rochefort Diaz Theodore Rousseau Daubigny Cleveland Moffett Success Magazine

The Chilly Homes of England in Winter

The London Chronicle laments England as an impossible country to winter. It argues English homes are poorly heated by habit and calls England one of the chilliest spots in winter. It notes the English home is often a refrigerator and compares living warmth to American standards.

England America London London Chronicle

Destiny as a Guiding Law of Honest Living

The passage asserts that people are like children under destiny, which acts as a benevolent mother guiding honesty and goodness. It urges self care to avoid illness, independence to prevent heartache, and kindness to attract friends, framing misfortune as a rebuke that sharpens perception and behavior.

Destiny

Farm For Rent Near Pella Iowa

Farm for rent six miles north of Pella comprising two and a half acres with fever land and fair improvements. Grain rent offered. Contact H E Chapin Des Moines Iowa 404 Utica Building.

Pella H .E Chapin Des Moines Iowa Utica

Local Flour and Food Store Ad Offers Wide Goods Variety

A city store markets flour brands and staples such as buckwheat, graham, rye and corn meals, cereals, beans, and canned goods alongside soaps, coffee substitutes, farming feeds, and poultry supplies. It promises reasonable cash prices, delivery within the city, and coupons for dishes and glassware with most purchases.

California van Camp Runkel’s Baker’s Millard Brand Pillsbury’s Sovereign

Percheron Horse Auction at Pella By McLaughlin Co

The Company Percheron Horse imported by McLaughlin Co will be sold to the highest bidder at public auction in Pella Saturday afternoon February 13 1909 John De Cook.

McLaughlin Co Pella John de Cook

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Stubenrauch H. D. Wormhoudt Art Ver Steeg Leighton Business G Ver Steeg Plainview Hale County Texas Arie van Howeling Crater of Mount Etna Rockefeller Cole Massena Benson Wester Manufacturing Company Boone Towa
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