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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1922
Page
3
A golden suited Moon chats with a twinkling Star about the heat of the day and how his bright appearance could cheer up the town. The playful exchange reflects a carefree night scene as a child observes Aunt Mary plucking two chickens, joking about undressing them.
A fragment shows quotes from Farmers Co operative Exchange on hogs and crops in Pella Iowa followed by a limerick like verse about a girl named Lucy teased as Miss Why Not. The text blends market data with a children's rhyme about disobedience and refusal.
Friday morning the Student Council disciplined Prof Heemstra Miss Watson Ruth Sikkink Calvin Bosch and Delwin De Haan for breaking the on campus walks rule. They vow to refrain. Also announced are a chapel recital Monday Feb 27 at 7 30 and a recital Tue March 7. Washington Banquet Tue Feb 21 tickets 75 cents from Mrs Pitenpol or Mrs Halbert. Evangelistic singing at First church next Sunday evening led by the big chorus. Patty is improving and Rev Van Arendonk spoke at chapel Wednesday. Tena Donderwaart and Miss Watson left for Sioux City for the State Girls Oratorical contest with Tena as Central college speaker. Miss Watson attends the expression teachers convention and returns Monday noon. Mr Heemstra conducts revival at Olivet this week with Ladies quartet and Maile quartet from First church joining for music.
Louella C Poole rejects loving animals saying she loves people most. She questions imagination and heart while arguing love should overflow to all beings including creatures and humankind. The verse contends love grows when given freely to God, neighbors, and even birds and beasts.
If you are kind to animals they will know you are their friend and they will like you in return. Never strike or hurt them, but gently stroke instead. Most creatures cannot be driven, but they can be led.
The American Forestry Magazine states that the antelope is strictly a plains animal suited to open rolling country and not found in timber or mountains. It notes no historical East of the Mississippi presence and no fossil or mound evidence in that region.
The Scout Chronicle recounts a formal investiture night admitting new boys to the troop, badge ceremonies, a boxing match, treasure hunts, and service like fire prevention at a grain elevator. It notes patrol point totals, a plan to spend treasury funds on Eskimo pies, and an extended editorial urging boys to study local history and trails.
Margery Rosamund and companions convert an elm tree box into a playful post office for letters notes and treats. They share mail with Evelyn Sybil and even the resident squirrel Gray as a daily partner until winter snow and seasonal routines change the mail flow.
Quote from Seneca opens a note on Arctic flora. Cape Lisburne marks the northwest tip of Alaska’s landmass projecting into the Arctic Ocean about 160 miles north of the Arctic Circle and roughly 800 miles north of Nome. Fossil plants from a nearly tropical vegetation extend 180 miles northeast of Cape Lisburne, suggesting a broader northern reach.
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