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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1908

Page

7

The South Goes Dry In A Nation Of Mocking Nostalgia

A satirical poem laments Prohibition turning Southern social life dull and thirsty. It contrasts old juleps and moonshine with dry states, noting water everywhere yet none to drink, as leaders across regions debate local option. The piece mocks cocktails, mint, and festive rituals fading with prohibition awakening.

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Trip to Texas Comfortably in January at Auditorium

A warm invitation to a Texas trip starts with a comfortable evening at the Auditorium on January 25. The note highlights a pleasant travel experience and urges attendees to join for a smooth, enjoyable outing.

Texas Texas, Auditorium

Pella News Highlights January Events and Ads

Local notes report Vander Pal sale closing soon and Ver Steeg Bros bargains through January. Residents attend funerals, visit relatives, and engage in church activities. Mrs. Yeader inspects Pella properties, typhoid cases rise, and organ installation progresses. City council considers electric franchise final reading amid preparations for new term at the college.

Vander Pol Herman Hansen Newton Pella Ver Steeg Bros H. M. Fisk Red Oak G. H. Wormhoudt Arthur Haze Oskaloosa Wysenbeck Henry Grundman The Baptist Church Vander Pal D. Dykstra Bert Kempkes A. H. Clark Leighton C. A. Fleck Steeg Bros Sale M. Porter New Sharon Wm. Brand John de Wit Helen Rietveld Monroe Livingston Mr. K. Verhey Des Moines William Harriet Rietveld Bess Vander Zy Oberlin Ohio Oberlin College Dora Sheldon City Herman ‘Thomassen Mendota Ill G. G. Thomassen South Pella Chronicle Office Frank Mackerman Eva B. Hayes Drake University Margaret English Prairie City J. S. Jelsma Ellen M M. A. Clark Weber Mendota, Ill Cora Thomassen J. J. Thomassen H. E. Madsen M. P. Moller Organ Company Hagerstown Maryland Board of Health H. D. Wormhoudt A. N. Kupper Muscatine Lumbermans B. Mentzer Blommers and Co S. Vander Werf Oklahoma Indian Territory Electric Light Committee On Ordinances

January American Boy issue highlights and serials

The January American Boy features continuing serials including Breaking Home Tits and That Dillingham Boy, a Panama story by Hugh C. Weir, and four boys on the Mississippi. Notable pieces cover Dr Barnardo, The Flags story, Detroit Boy and His Pets, and a patriotic remembrance. Three new serials and Popular Science begin the year, with 64 illustrations and a $100 yearly price.

Dr. Owen Trowbridge Mr. Tomlinon Mississippi Canal and Jungle Big Ditch Panama Hugh C. Weir Chico Haverly Dr. Barnardo London England Detroit Popular Science Department I T A. H. Verril Sprague Publishing Co

What She Would Say

Dr. McNamara of London questioned a class of poor children about the sun. He asks what they would say if told he saw the sun rise in the west. A girl quips that he must have got up rather late.

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Criminals' Power Over Animals Revealed in Legend

A historical tale recounts a Spaniard Guevarra who was executed in Newgate for a brutal Hampstead Heath murder. It claims he could command two rats and cause mice to emerge at his voice. The account underscores alleged criminal influence over animals in old lore.

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Foxy Youth and a Turning Tide in Dining Prices

A brief, era-tinged note recounts a young man abandoning a relationship as meat prices ease, with a satirical edge on social conduct and shifting economic tides reflected in daily life.

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