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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1916
Page
8
Four miles south of Pelle Howell Station trains run daily and Sunday with passenger No. 2 northbound and No. 3 southbound stopping only on signal. Train No. 50 and 51 are listed as passengers on signal, with a timetable time at 7:36 p.m.
A vintage medicine ad touts Mothers Only Knew Mother Grays Sweet Powders for children. It claims relief from feverishness head ache bad stomach teething disorders and worms, promises bowel regulation and cold reduction in 24 hours, notes 28 years of use and 26 cents price with free sample from all druggists Sam ple Co.
Kitty and Roleau plot to recover Frederick’s half of a coin hidden within a palace desk. The chase leads through secret drawers and antique traps as Kitty uncovers a matching coin half and a looming threat from a gun in a hidden window. The tale builds toward a perilous cliffhanger.
An Indian nobleman, the nizam of Hyderabad, entered a Calcutta auto showroom and, after a brief explanation of five electric vehicles, ordered all of them be sent to his palace. The anecdote, told by T. K. Stuart, highlights wealth and nonchalance toward large expenses.
A note describes the Sept. 8 1666 special issue of the London Gazette explaining the fire disaster interrupted its normal publication. It recalls the paper began Nov. 14 1665 as the Oxford Gazette during the plague, later becoming the London Gazette with its 24th issue.
Justice Hughes argues that teaching boys to play fair on playgrounds builds honor and standards of conduct for the community. He stresses that fair play, generosity in defeat, and restraint in victory are learned in childhood and strengthen cities.
A Buffalo Express quote outlines a bold movie plan called The World. The creator argues the film will feature every person in the world as actors, ensuring a built in audience. The concept hinges on universal participation and mass appeal.
Legal notice records a will purportedly of Zyl Vander VIlder deceased filed in Marion County Iowa. It states the hearing date February 1 1916 in the District Court and invites all interested parties to appear. Clerk H Clements signs the notice, with Walter Kester as deputy.
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