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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
4
Practical advice on dairy facilities and equipment from C V Gregory. Topics include milk room placement and cleanliness, hand separators, skimmilk use for calves, creamery cooperation, and the Babcock tester for fat content. Emphasizes sanitation, proper cooling, and accurate testing to boost butter yields and market prices.
Arthur Lamar Democrat columnist recalls the newsroom habit of discarding read papers into the waste basket. He warns readers not to bring newspapers to the office hoping for return, noting past attempts to recover items failed and staff would mentally curse the sender. He finally declares the policy: no guaranteed returns and no responsibility for lost papers.
Mars Dispatch reports two unnamed individuals discussed the paper’s operations. The editors discovered a non subscriber used their subscription system and wonder whose paper was borrowed.
A Mancester Press feature laments winter life on the farm. It contrasts the rosy view with early dawn chores in deep snow feeding cows and pigs, splitting wood, and enduring bitter cold. The piece closes by mocking the idea that House Speaker Joe Cannon will yield without a fight.
The piece notes Carrie Nation visiting Washington and using a hatchet to destroy liquor in a buffet area, gets arrested, and portrays her shift toward wealth through lectures, mocking her as a money making figure while condemning her commercial turn.
Advertises Dr. W. B. Caldwell Syrup Pepsin as a gentle liquid laxative ideal for women and children. Claims to ease constipation and digestive complaints with pleasant taste, builds stomach and intestinal muscles, and offers free test bottle by mail from Monticello Illinois.
An excerpt urges Carris to raise her stature and price by emulating Cromwell. It argues dissolving Congress would bring moral glory, noting a few congressmen more or less would not matter. The text reflects satirical political critique and personal ambition.
A local custom called a subscription shower gathers newspaper subscribers and neighbors at the office. Each person pays one dollar to secure a year’s subscription. The editor’s mood marks success or failure, and the event may be tried again if smiling.
A first grade pupil, once bringing perfect spelling papers home, begins missing five to six of ten items. The boy blames the teacher, saying she moved the boy who sat next to him. The Baptist Commonwealth notes the claim.
A man afflicted with rheumatism joined the Christian Scientists. When asked if Christian Science cured him, he replied that rheumatism cured him of Christian Science.
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