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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1929
Page
3
Cherokee Indians and their wild Indian ball game
The Cherokees stage a vast October fair near Cherokee North Carolina where the Indian ball game unfolds as a fierce mix of football lacrosse and mayhem. Captains wield ten foot hickory whips directing players as crowds watch in near silence while bruises mount and the game roars toward a tense center field restart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee
North
Caroling
Paris
Wonder Piano Course From Prof Pianola Promises Easy Lessons
An advertisement touts a three lesson piano course by Jessor Pianola from Bang Obser vatory. It claims rapid progress with pieces like Home Sweet Home and In the Glaming. The offer promises a diploma and a quick social boost for a small fee, urging immediate action and payment of ten or thirty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessor Pianola
Bang Observatory
Pianola
Iad
Bang Conservatory
Victrola Panatrape Radiolu
Pineapple Industry Insurance Protects Hawaii’s Canning Supply
A 1000000 dollar policy shields Hawaii’s pineapple industry from collapse if a major disease or pest hits the single crop. The University of Hawaii experiment station breeds many seedling varieties to combat threats and secure the $ fifty million annual output in cans for global dining tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gina
Hawaii
Ceylon
Java
Pincannte
University of Hawaii
Ofice
University
Nature
Hawaii Experiment Station
Silent Victory Haunts Courtly Fieldpost Script
A game ends without cheers as the winning team exits with quiet pride rather than celebration. The understated victory leaves observers noting restraint and disciplined conduct after the final whistle.
Red Spiders Attack Cotton Fields in Winter Control
Entomologists with the U S Department of Agriculture report the red spider feeds on 183 plant kinds including cotton, causing up to 2 000 000 dollars in annual damage. Winter prevention saves time and labor as spiders overwinter on wild plants like pokeweed and jerusalem oak. destroying these hosts now reduces next summer’s offspring by millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Science drives new agricultural advances and challenges
Scientists celebrate major gains in crop protection and plant variety expansion. New diseases are guarded and citrus selection saves California growers millions. Yet despite widespread farm focus, a strong plan for distributing and marketing farm products remains elusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nace
California
Vast Bible Distribution and Ancient Secrets Revealed
The American Bible Society issued 1927 data showing over ten million Bibles or parts published in 166 languages. Other notes include ancient Egyptian astronomy estimates of 365 242 days, Anthony McKinley’s lifting feats in 1907, New York theatre capacity, active volcano counts, and a Welsh village with the long name Plantairpwalleyngy... call de Llanfair for short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bible Society
Justice by colored JP over mule theft and manslaughter in Arkansas Texas border
A white man faced a colored justice of the peace for killing a man and stealing a mule in a border region near Arkansas and Texas. The judge noted two kinds of law, Texas and Arkansas, and the prisoner chose Arkansas law first but then settled on Texas practice, with a final quip about local customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Arkansas
Texas
Science and the Farmer Boosts Agriculture Efforts
Science aids farmers through agricultural chemistry research led by Secretary Jardine. The share of tuberculosis in cattle fell from four to two percent over the past decade. Hog cholera is less of a constraint on hog production, and tick infestations in the South have diminished. Animal parasites have diminished alongside advances in veterinary science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Jardine
St. Louis man lifts 2500 pounds in kneeling relay
P J McCarthy of St Louis carries two 2500 pound weights on his back and steps eight steps in a church poolside display. His feat showcases strength and endurance amid religious pageantry at a local event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. McCarthy
St. Louis
A New Purpose In Education A New Purpose In Education
If your child is not interested in school it is probably because he has not been led to see the relation his work there bears to life. The article argues for using existing buildings and courses to give schooling a new purpose and train minds in straight thinking.
Rupture Shield Expert Advertises Free Consultation
Mr. C. F. Redlich, a rupture shield expert, offers no charge consultations and claims his devices perfectly hold ruptures in any position, relieve stomach trouble and backache, and strengthen tissues. He touts proprietary, moisture proof appliances without straps, and notes limited success in children under expert mechanical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Redlich
F. Redlich
Home Office
Boston Block
Midneapolla
Selecting hatching eggs with care for breeders
Guidance on choosing hatching eggs emphasizes shell color texture and size. Avoid off colored or misshapen eggs, discard small eggs, and select standard size eggs from well nourished hens. Gather promptly, store between 55 and 60 degrees, and keep hands clean to prevent germ injury.
Quotations on Prosperity and Public Discourse from Early Leaders
A compact collection of remarks attributed to Calvin Coolidge Marcus Aurelius William G McAdoo and others. The notes discuss prosperity community duty and the value of direct public discussion while warning against evading truth through avoidance of questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G, McAdoo
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