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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1912

Page

2

City Directory Quietly Names Local Officials

Reading shows N. J. Gesman as Clerk and A. C. Kuyper associated with John Buckingham as Assessor. G. W. Kimmell and A. N. Van der Linden are listed as Treasurer. Jacob Plender, J. S. Wilson, A. Waechter appear as council members. Council meets on third Tuesday evenings.

Jepeseeesee Vee N. J. Gesman Clerk A. C. Kuyper Beeeugasaasaee John Buckingham Assessor G. W. Kimmell A. N. van der Linden Jacob Plender J. S. Wilson A. Waechter EN John Faassen B. H. Sack K. van Tisseldorp

The Man That Counts quotation in Pella message

A Pella Iowa message repeats Theodore Roosevelt's quote about heroism and everyday duty. The ad note mentions post office filing in Marion County and a biannual term rate of 1.50 dollars.

Browning Temporarily Forgotten at Boston Browning Club

A playful scene at the Boston Browning Club shows Professor Anderdon declining to linger on Browning's grand lines while a passerby announces John L. in view, prompting the club to adjourn to the window in a burst of comic interruption.

Browning Professor Anderdon Boston Browning Club John L Puck

Local Pride in Townshp Bargain Sense

Farmer Coun tessell expresses strong local pride and belief that township residents are too shrewd to let real bargains slip away, insisting he favors investing money in his home town.

Editor Seeks Revenge Over Courtship Gone Wrong

A local editor, once courting a woman of uncertain age but solid means, is bested by a rival from a neighboring town who marries her and returns home. He records his spite in a note titled Another Old Resident Gone. Meanwhile, a feature notes rising use of wooden flooring in Italy as marble and tile demand wanes. Oak, larch and pine predominate with minimal maple or birch.

Buffalo, N.Y Italy

Not to Speak Of Venus Pictures Authenticity Questioned

A student asks about discoveries on Venus and the professor jokes that no discoveries exist if the pictures are authentic, reflecting a faded, mythic view of space and science in a Chicago News quote.

Venus Chicago News

The Man of the Hour and Reformers

A Des Moines Capital editorial questions where a true reformer can be found who will stand for universally right, beyond factional lines, highlighting the search for principled leadership.

Des Moines

Tea eaten as a condiment from Burmah leaves world supply

In Burmah most tea is processed into letpet or pickled tea for eating rather than drinking. This local practice has negligible impact on the global supply of edible tea beverages.

Burmah

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure and Reward

Readers hear that Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and offers $100 for any failing case. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation with testimonials available.

Hall F. J. Cheney &Co Teledo

Lincoln and McClure's Harrisburg Muster Scheme

Alexander K. McClure recalls Lincoln solving a Civil War muster crisis in Harrisburg. Faced with delayed mustering as 7000 troops gathered, Lincoln used a tactical gambit by appointing McClure as assistant adjutant general, then having him briefly rejoin the ranks to force daily musters. The plan efficiently reorganized troops and honored political constraints.

Alexander K. M'Clure Lincoln Pennsylvania Harrisburg Stanton Washington Alexander K. McClure United States Volunteers McClure United States Caesar Harrisbore

Senator Cullom's View of Lincoln Appearance

Senator Cullom recalls Lincoln's appearance as ungainly yet dignified at times. He describes the moment the national convention committee notified Lincoln of his nomination in Springfield. Lincoln stood in Ila’s double parlor as delegates were presented, appearing the superior male to those present.

Lincoln Springfield Iila George F. Ashman

Aver's Pills Promote Constipation Relief

Daily actions of the bowels affect health as poisonous products absorb in the body. The ad urges readers to consult a doctor about using Aver's Pills to correct constipation. Made by J. C. Ayer Co. Lowell Mass.

Aver J.C. Ayer CO Lowell Mass

Climbing for Cats Ends with Wild Cat Bites

A northern Michigan boy hunting spotted two cats in a tree. He dropped his gun to feed them a crumb, only to find the animals were wild cats. They attacked him before he could seize them, and a doctor logged 41 bites and scratches. The tale warns to beware of the wrong breed when hunting cats.

Michigan

Beggar's Luggage Described In Arrest Record

A London Evening Standard note details Bridget Flanigan described as a poor lone Irish widow woman arrested for begging at Wells. Items found on her included tea sugar beefsteak bacon bread buns biscuits sagot apples onions pipes tobacco cigarettes and snuff.

Bridget Flanigan Wells London Evening Standard

Supreme Confidence in Mrs Grayson Husband Faith

Mrs Grayson shows utmost confidence in her husband and even her willingness to eat mushrooms he picked reflects her trust. The remark underscores strong belief in his judgments and choices within the household.

No Cause for Hilarity in Potatoes Insect Plague

A lighthearted remark in an exchange notes serious insect attacks on sweet potatoes with no laughter. The report emphasizes the gravity of crop pests and the need for control measures.

Never at his beat until he has a few drinks

A brief sniped remark from Exchange questions a man's reliability when sober versus after drinking, implying poor performance in other times. The line suggests skepticism about discipline and consistency, framing drinking as a fault line in professionalism.

What Was in Her Heart Blood in a Vow of War Tale

A dramatic fragment set between a weary suitor and a maiden. The man pleads for insight into her heart, and she answers with a chilling monosyllable, Blood, signaling danger or motive at the core of the story.

Early at the Ivories James Zitek at three months old

Chicago Evening Post notes infant James E. Zitek at three months old already has four teeth and is expected to be able to play piano at age two. The item highlights early musical potential and child development.

James E. Zitek Chicago Evening Post

Debt to humanity beyond rates and taxes

A reflective note argues that a man's obligation to others cannot be reduced to monetary rates and taxes, warning that calculating every debt in financial terms would be a grave misreading of life and social duty.

English Snobbery and Charity in the London Mail

The London Mail laments English snobbery as many will donate to a lottery backed by a countess while ignoring the needy neighbor next door, urging public sympathy and practical aid over aristocratic spectacle.

London Mail

Choice Reading Promises Gripping Detective Tales

Atchison Globe touts Choice Reading with a firm belief that a strong detective story outshines a weak romance or a president's message, promising readers sharper plots, clearer clues, and sharper storytelling.

Atchison Globe

Endless Chain Fear Loops Through City Life

A witty Chicago News note curtails a line about fear weaving through people. A mouse fears a man, a man fears a woman, and a woman fears a mouse, illustrating social unease in a terse urban vignette.

Chicago News

He Would Better Keep Still in Arguments About Expenses

A wry remark notes that a man who smokes and belongs to clubs loses any chance in arguing with his wife over money. It reflects a humor column tone about domestic disputes and personal habits. The line suggests male fragility in financial debates within marriage.

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