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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1922
Page
2
Local news notes a baby boy born to the Lauterbachs while they work with International Y M C A in Warsaw Poland. The item blends domestic pride with distant service and celebrates future American ties amid a flurry of community happenings.
A cream separator with a full lifetime guarantee on bowl balance and smooth operation is offered by 6 9 Pella Produce Company. The seller invites inquiries to discuss terms and ownership transfer for reliable performance and consistent butter or cream production.
A Boston Transcript quotation notes that when a woman has more than one man she is too clever to let him know, reflecting social wit about romance and discretion.
Vander Linden's Bazaar advertises renewal of window shades and repairs for existing rollers. The shop states it is well equipped to handle both new orders and repairs for customers seeking updated or fixed window coverings.
The Central Ray reports a festive postgame gathering after defeating Penn college 20 to 11. Players joined Nick and Diller Van der Ploeg for a social feed at Nick’s home, with teammates Del, Bart, Worp, and Fred Van Doorninck in attendance.
The article discusses shoe based superstitions linking fate to foot order. It cites Augustus Caesar nearly harmed by wearing the left shoe first and notes a saying that the right shoe should go on first to avoid misfortune. It adds Pythagoras guiding left foot first in baths and a Saxon custom gifting a bride’s shoe to mark the groom’s authority.
The Girls Glee Club performed a strong program including Amaryllis Will of the Wisp Coon Big Brown Bear and Harriett's piano. The group plans an Iowa South Dakota Minnesota tour with new features and strong song selections. Women cannot stand prolonged physical strain as well as men, a London specialist says, due to weaker nerve centers.
Central College cagers dropped a 33 to 18 game to Simpson on January 31. Simpson used fast floor work and strong under-basket play to build a 20 to 9 halftime lead, then held on as Central tightened its defense. Van Doorninck led Central with two baskets, while Sterling starred for Simpson with 7 points. Referee Motsinger from Purdue.
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