Chronicle absorbs Banner list for subscription drives
The Pella Chronicle reports it has purchased the Banner subscription list after the Banner suspended publication. It will mail to names on the Banner list not already on the Chronicle list and credit dual subscribers for issues due, with instructions to notify if they decline Chronicle delivery. The note urges prompt settlement of any Banner arrears and outlines handling for continued or discontinued subscriptions.
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Pella
Chronicle
Ira Hicks
Hicks
Weather Bureau
Europe
St. Petersburg
France
Port Arthur
Russia
Moscow
Napoleon
Japan
Manchuria
Europatkin
Congress weighs bill to fund gypsy moth investigation
A proposed $15 000 appropriation to study the gypsy moth in New England follows escalating damage cited at over half a million dollars annually to fruit and shade trees. The piece compares past pest control costs to opposition over importing disease germs for study and calls for stricter handling and accountability.
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Congress
New England
United States
Federal judges face backlash over travel allowance limit
A newspaper commentary questions judges in five federal circuits for charging the government the maximum $10 per day for travel and attendance expenses beyond salaries. It argues the law should cap expenses at actual costs, noting variation in travel needs and urging restraint and integrity from the bench.
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United States
Electric Bitters Boost Fight Against Malaria Advertised Cure
Sickening shivering fits of ague and malaria are claimed to be relieved by Electric Bitters, a tonic medicine said to cure malaria without quinine side effects. Testimonial from E. S. Munday of Henrietta, Texas, notes a brother saved from malaria and jaundice after use. Henry M. Langerak's drug store sells it for 50 cents, with a clubbing offer promotion.
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E. S. Munday
Henrieta
Tex
Henry M. Langerak
Scott's Emulsion touted by druggist as lifesaving remedy
A prominent druggist calls Scott's Emulsion a life enhancing tonic able to restore lost flesh and vitality from infancy to old age. The advertisement notes its nourishing action and claims no system is too weak or delicate to benefit, asserting the emulsion's effectiveness through nourishment.
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Scott
Bread Made with Seal of Minne Sota Flour
A note promoting bread made from Seal of Minne Sota flour at Cole's seed store. It highlights high gluten content and proteoid richness as selling points, with emphasis on nourishment.
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Minnesota
Cole’s Seed Store
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