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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1909

Page

3

Sunday Magazine hailed as finest modern weekly

The Chicago Record-Herald Sunday Magazine is praised as a premier modern periodical for its exclusive rights to Conan Doyle and Anthony Hope fiction, superb color illustrations, and high quality short stories and poetry. The Register and Farmer of Des Moines extols its value alongside farm papers, noting a special one year offer of three papers for $2.25 with samples available at the office.

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Newspaper Subscription Offer Details

Special permission rates offered by Des Moines Capital and the Chronicle at one year for 375 dollars each valid until January 15. The Chicago Daily Journal $300 for one year. The Pella Chronicle $1.50 for one year. Total 2.75 through this office.

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The Toledo Blade Promotes Its National Edition Reach

The Toledo Blade boasts a unique national weekly edition with the largest circulation and affordability, claiming superior accessibility for busy readers. It emphasizes worldwide reach and invites inquiries for terms and further explanation.

Toledo Blade United States America

The Blade Weekly and a Bohemian Joke

A Bohemian Magazine excerpt praises The Blade Weekly with over 200000 yearly subscribers. A misinformed driver anecdote in Richmond mocks a “presidents” cemetery misidentification at Hollywood cemetery, mentioning Monroe Tyler Jefferson Davis and a cigarette factory president.

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All He Asked Presentation of a Voter Promise

A father speaks to a caller about his daughter and a student sweetheart. He notes the caller’s wealth and asks for a pledge that the man will not reveal his voting intentions if the father runs for office. The exchange reveals cautious politics and personal boundaries.

The Dress of a Good Wife and a Moonshiner

The piece contrasts a modest, practical wife with a wary moonshiner who rejects voting after he says the government offended him. The moonshiner explains he dodges authorities rather than gain rights, while Fuller critiques social expectations and class.

Thomas Fuller Georgia Moonshiner

Kodol described as a digestives aid and stomach rest

An advertisement promotes Kodol as a liquid that digests food like a healthy stomach. It claims quick digestion, relief from indigestion, and stomach rest, urging use only when needed and asserting harmlessness. It emphasizes maintaining strength with wholesome food.

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