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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 29, 1912

Page

4

Otley Local Notes Show Continuing Health and Visit Highlights

Otley residents and nearby towns record a string of visits and health updates. Henry De Vooda of Otley improves after illness. Bertha Kaldenberg returns from a Pella visit. Mrs. Van Zante travels to Pella for a sister visit. Mrs. Jenkins visits relatives in Seevers and Pella. several other Otley residents host or visit relatives in Pella and Des Moines, with minor illnesses reported and school attendance affected by bad weather.

Henry de Vooda Otley Bertha Kaldenberg Pella Herman van Zante Mise Dirkie Highland T. Jenkins of Seevers R. Scheffers W. Silli J. Sederal John Markus Tunetta van Speren Capital City Delia Land I. N. Harp Newton Andrew Baanatra Eddyville Iowa Falls D. Vander Ploeg Marion van Houweling W. O. Frazer Simon Stineman Dr. Rawson Henrietta van Polen

Fine Snowstorm Prompts Sleigh Road Visit Observed

FIFIELD NEWS reports a bright Sunday snowfall and travel by Mr. Harry Moomaw and sons Kenneth and Ronald to the Carpenter home. Miss Kate Verwers visited Miss Vivie Saville, while John Van Vliet returned from a Des Moines visit. Mrs. Anne De Raad and daughter Minnie visited Pete Van der Berg. The State Evangelist of the Christian Union Church held services locally Sunday.

Harry Moomaw Kenneth Ronald Kate Verwers Vivie Saville John van Vliet Connie Des Moines Anne de Raad Minnie Pete van der Berg The Christian Union Church

Local notes from Iowa and nearby towns

A string of brief items from the region notes visitors and travel. Alfred Norris visits his brother Frank. M Fry ships two carloads of hogs to St Louis. Mrs C Koopman returns to Omaha. Mr Edd Kingery visits the Shorver family. Miss Kate Van Bueil visits Edd Fletcher. Harvey Fletcher and Arch visit the Capital City. Mrs C C Worth visits Clarinda. Minnie Van Steenbergen attends the Shaw-Stine wedding. Rebekahs host a well supplied supper. Sloan Koder returns from Florida to Siloam Springs. Clyde Jarnagin named manager of Clear Lake ball team. Charley and Mrs Rinehart move to Niantic Conn via Oskaloosa and Fairfield. May Rinehart to follow after school. H Morrison back from Sioux City. Cliff Evans to Nevada sanitarium with little improvement. 50,000 Iowans picnic in California. Marie Kommer Sunday visit. Miss Loise Roder visit at Reaswor d. Mrs Sadie Sheeler returns from Marysville Mo. veteran Mr Gray in poor health.

G. Carpenter Alfred Norris Frank Harley Carpenter Penn M. Fry S . Louis Mr. Fry C. Koopman John van Vliet Omaha Nebr Edd Kingery Shorver Kate van Bueil Glenwood Edd Fletcher Harvey Fletcher Brother Arch Mirror C. C. Worth Clarinda Heavelin Minnie van Steenbergen Newton Rebekah Sloan Koder Tampa Springs Florida Siloam Springs Ark Sloan Clyde Jarnagin Clear Lake Charley Rinehart Jus Niantic May Rinehart H. Morrison Sioux City Cliff Evans Nevada California Iowa Marie Kommer Pella Loise Roder Reasword Sadie Sheeler Marys‘ville Gray

Bachelor’s Idea. Mrs Benham and the marriage idea

A light street corner anecdote features Mrs Benham asking what is the meanest thing a woman can say to a man and Benham replying yes when a man is fool enough to propose. The item captures a quaint social quip from Town Topics.

Benham

London Bridges Across City Roads Railways and Private Premises

London's bridges include 19 railway spans 3 road bridges and 62 across public ways connecting private premises. The data outlines the distribution of bridges by type within the city context.

London City of

Daily Thought by Mr Will Crooks on shared bread

A concise quotation from Mr Will Crooks extols the working man as the country’s greatest philanthropist for sharing his loaf with neighbors, framing solidarity and communal aid as civic virtue. The note emphasizes charitable action as a personal, everyday responsibility.

Daily Thought Will Crooks

Bank Statement for Marion County Iowa 1912

J H P Scholte cashier swears the bank's capital stock surplus undivided profits and deposits totals are accurate. The statement shows capital stock paid in 25000 surplus funds 262970.61 undistributed profits 20181.24 and deposits 472292.91 with note about National Bank Notes outstanding and various deposit types. Notary public John H Stubenrauch attests February 27 1912.

Esses Eees Seereeee

Doan's Kidney Pills Promise Relief for Back Aches

A Grinnell Iowa reader testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved distressing backaches loins and headaches from kidney complaints after using two boxes. The ad cites Mrs. D B Gill of 609 Second Ave Grinnell and promotes Doan's as the sole recommended remedy distributed by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY for 50 cents.

Dean D. B. Gill Second Ave Grinnell Iowa Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan

Foundations of Empire in English Cottages and Kitchens

A London Daily Mail reflection asserts that the foundations of the British empire lie in the everyday life of England's people, emphasizing domestic roots of national power. The piece links households and national strength.

England London Daily

Tourists In Switzerland Travel To The Land Of Alps

Tourists in Switzerland number about 500000 yearly with Americans comprising roughly six percent. The data reflects visitor flows to Alpine regions and notable tourism centers during peak seasons.

Switzerland

Little Boy Knew Reason Joke in Family Tale

A father explains natural philosophy to his son as steam escapes a kettle. The boy quips that the steam’s purpose is so mamma can open his letters without his knowledge, delivering a playful family punchline.

Mamma Father Papa

One Satisfaction in Chicago News Quote on Marriage

A Chicago News line notes that a woman may regret her marriage after years but is glad another woman did not win the husband. The remark reflects on love and rivalry in domestic life with a wry tone.

Chicargo News

Matrimonial Revival at Boston Church Parlor Plan

A Boston pastor proposes converting the church basement into a courting parlor as part of a matrimonial revival effort. The idea mirrors a publicist tone from the New York Herald noting social aims and church involvement in matchmaking.

Boston New York Herald

Automobile as a Remedy in Vertigo and Disease

A report on how automobile travel affects vertigo and paralysis agitans notes that motion from cars and trains can lessen vertigo symptoms. Berlin researchers cite improved mood and reduced tremor, while others attribute benefits to distraction or psychic factors. A patient with paralysis agitans reportedly makes several daily rides with beneficial results.

Berlin Society For Psychiatry and Nervous Diseases Oppenheimer Kron Flo Bernhardt Agitans

Soldiers' deaths by their own actions noted worldwide

The military profession sees a high rate of personal crisis reports and suicides, with many soldiers losing lives through self harm amid pervasive stress and duty. Local and international data highlight the need for mental health support and proactive intervention within armed forces.

His Scholastic Progress Story Tied to History Memory

Mrs Lapsling praises Johnny for steady school progress mentioning his strong memory and a recalled tale about Alexander cutting the excordin knot highlighting his grasp of history.

Johnny

Night Deer Hunt Ends In Tragedy Near Phillips Wisconsin

A prominent Phillips resident and a friend hunted deer at night using a bullseye lantern. They shot two deer and discovered both horses shot and killed when approaching the rambling team, leaving the two hunters shaken by the deadly encounter.

Wisconsin Phillips

Great Diamond Find Reported in Brazilian Garcas Stream

Rio de Janeiro papers signal excitement over a new diamond field in Goias Brazil along the Garcas stream, a minor tributary of the Araguaya flowing toward the Amazon. The sparsely settled region near Bahia hosts Indiana miners drawn by claims of rich, easily accessible gems with exact locations still unclear.

Rio de Janeiro Goyaz Republic of Brazil Garcas Araguaya Amazon Bahia Mes Brazil Indiana

River explorations seek hidden diamond deposits

Four hundred miles of field interest grows as people explore rivers hoping to locate diamond deposits, driven by the prospect of wealth from gem finds along waterways.

In Her Case and the Beauty Talk

A New York Woman's Professional league session features a speaker on beauty, but her own body size becomes the joke as she demonstrates measurements from wrist to waist. An irrepressible audience member quips Twice around Central Park inspiring laughter throughout the room.

Woman's Professional League of New York Kellermann Central Park

Bliss and a New York Dream in a Banister Tale

A playful dialogue captures a childlike wonder about New York skyscrapers. Willie Wayback quotes his father on forty story buildings, while Tommy Fural humorously imagines sliding down the banisters, reflecting lighthearted local speech and imaginative talk.

Willie Wayback New York Tommy Fural

Self-Confidence and Civilizational Roots

A quotation from Orison Swett Marden defines self-confidence as knowledge born of belief in one's abilities. It states civilization rests on self-confidence, distinguishing it from egotism and tying personal competence to societal progress.

Orison Swett Marden

Also Mentioned on This Page

Otley Mapperings Fifield News Monroe U. S Panama Canal Nat'l State of Iowan County of Marion J. H. P. Scholte H. P. Scholte R. Beard John Nollen Henry Nollen John H. Stubenrauch Paul Weiss Joe Lang Edna Means Mozart Concert CO Opportunity Kiabley
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