28 Feb 1918
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1918
Page
1
A farmer extols the Moline Universal Tractor as a practical replacement for horses. He contrasts horse labor with tractor efficiency, noting horses' fatigue, colic risks, and wasted time. The piece lauds the tractor as steady, tireless, and free from overfeeding or disease, ending with praise for its reliability.
A historical catalog-style blurb touts the Moline Universal tractor as uniquely capable. It claims one operator suffices, outworks four horses, costs less than a team, consumes less care, and weighs substantially less than comparable power units. The machine promises high traction, tight turning, wide adaptability with numerous attachments, and a power range of 10 to 12 hp for various tasks. Manufactured by a firm with $19 million capital, it highlights ease of use, soil-friendly design, and extensive equipment options.
Washington's Birthday events at Central Bay Chapel featured readings from George Washington's 1793 letter to the Earl of Buchan praising unity and a mild revolution. A mixed quartet performed, and Pella Chronicle editor Mr. Young gave remarks linking Washington to 20 years of Central College involvement.
War Savings Stamps fuel the victory effort. Buy War Savings Stamps andThrift to end the war. Support the cause, acquire the thrift habit, and help crush Teutonism. Seize the chance to grow money while aiding victory.
A reader notes that cheese tea and boiled milk tend to check bowels while raw fruits such as apples and bananas graham and whole wheat bread promote movement. When constipation is severe, one or two Chamberlain's Tablets after supper are recommended by F D Stubenrauch.
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