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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1927
Page
1
Archimond plans a late night campaign against noisy cats and a moonlit town, using flowerpots as weapons. The scene blends domestic humor with a restless sleep deprivation in a village, crossing to a street scene with a lone policeman and a stray calf.
Eastbound train No 472 runs at 11 59 am and No 474 at 8 39 pm Westbound train No 475 runs at 8 22 am and No 473 at 9 28 pm Local Freight No 832 departs 10 10 am and No 831 at 11 59 am Freight for shipment on locals must be at the station by 5 00 pm the evening before Both local freights carry passengers.
Train schedule fragment for Howell Iowa shows No 14 and No 15. times 10 31 a m and 9 52 p m. The trains do not stop at Howell but board or disembark passengers at Har.
Mrs John Toom and others gathered for a pleasant afternoon at Mrs Arie Toom s home. Terlow family moved to John Hoogenokker farm recently vacated by Francis Van Vark. Dena Van Veen visited Iva Tanner Sunday. Mrs Ishamael Woods of Harvey ill with typhoid fever. Pella Chronicle editor Mr Young traveled to Louilla Iowa for his aunt s funeral. Clarence Watches welcomed a baby boy February 6. East Amsterdam Sunday school purchased a new organ. Henry Van der Keift of Michigan visiting local friends. Terlouw called on Tone Van Veen Wednesday night. Mrs Alice McCartney left Howell for Chicago to visit friends. Ollie Nellie Schakel and brothers called on Pete Van Steenwyk Thursday night.
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The passage presents divine sacrifice as a core Christian message where forgiveness to the penitent arrives through God's free and unlimited love expressed in Jesus. It contrasts this with older religions that propitiate a hostile godhead, arguing the mercy comes from God himself through Jesus and obedience even unto death.
In South Carolina on Jeems Island two women are mentioned, Diana who lives upstairs asks Who dat after a noise, while Nan living downstairs becomes part of the unfolding anecdote as neighbors react to an evening disturbance.
A fragment from the Charleston News and Courier records a playful exchange centered on the phrase who dat. The snippet captures a light banter with Diana’s retort echoing a popular regional refrain.
Wool merchants highlight all wool fabrics with beautiful patterns and tailored suits priced at 51.78 each. Vander Linden presents the collection as a feature of current fashion.
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