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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1910
Page
8
In Japan we viewed government buildings and the emperor's castle, then rode a street car to parks housing ancient Buddhist temples. A giant bronze Buddha sits on a mound while worshippers drop coins into a large money box. We walked Tokyo streets, saw Y.M.C.A buildings, and observed many temples, vendors, and busy crowds.
A.B. De Haan narrates a voyage from Kobe to Nagasaki, sharing vivid Japan impressions. He describes Buddhist shrines, Coney Island like streets, Kobe College, home life, and Kobe Women’s Bible Training School, plus Fuji and industry scenes, ending with wait for China and hopes for better East West relations.
A short quotation from John Greenleaf Whittier extols labor for a worthy end. It likens toil to sowing outward fields and reaping inward peace, emphasizing steady growth and purpose.
Lynnville notes Minnie White travels to Des Moines for the balance of the day. The M H Gause family spent Sunday with the Linn Arnold family in Newton.
The piece argues that young working women should adopt neat, tasteful dress suited to their office roles. It condemns elaborate gowns and excessive hair styling as poor taste, urges simplicity, and promotes stain-free clothing, pressed fabrics, and sensible upkeep as marks of refined taste and worker discipline.
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Meredith returned from Penn State to spend time with family, while David Meredith planned a California visit to Lindsay after a short stay. Al Gause and Garret Van der Zyde toured Marshalltown on business and planned a Green Mountain stop. Chas Nation Alger Northcut Chas Rolls Eli Rolls hunted cotton tails and bagged seventy five. Ed Forsythe arrived from Colfax to visit friends and settle in the new home with reports of good business and satisfaction.
Mrs W Rootselaar and Mrs P De Moss were called to New Sharon for their sister Mrs De Bruyn’s illness. George Rawson visits Otley this week while Edna Frazer spent time in Des Moines. Mrs Kaldenberg Sr of Pella attended a funeral Monday and visited her son T H Kaldenberg. Mrs Silli remains helpless after a severe ice accident. Mr W Kregor and family left for Monroe as he assumes duties at Rock Island station. Mrs Vander Ploeg visited Pella Saturday and Sunday.
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