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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1923

Page

3

Iowa Notes on Harness Trade and Public Welfare

Des Moines houses two large wholesale harness firms buying surplus army leather at auction. They process halters, tugs, hames, and用品, shipping across the Mississippi valley. The piece also covers the Near East Relief drive, state finances, river levels, and local officials.

Des Moines United States War Department Boyt Saddlery Co Apasejios Des Moines Saddlery Co Mississippi Valley New Mexico Arizona Montana Melvin Osceola County Towa Ocheyedan Northwood Worth County Minnesota Mount Ayr Ringgold County Missouri Sheldon O'Brien Adair Adair County Spirit Lake Storm Lake Marshalltown Waterloo Creston Hamburg Lasing Arispe Union County Iowa Great Western Dubuque St. Joe Keokuk Elkader Clayton Waukon Allamakee Sioux City Burlington Council Bluffs Rock Island Davenport KR. Harlan State Historical Department Rock River Valley Mississippi Harlan

Tough, We'll Say So Foiled by Grand Fooling

A movie actor performs daring feats including fooling a crowd on grand terms and saving a child from a burning building after an explosion. He falls twelve stories and escapes a fire while an operator discovers the film was forgotten in the camera.

Think This Over in a Curious Exchange Remark

A columnist remark suggests most people can find something with eyes shut, and that awareness of all facts would alter our search. The exchange implies a belief that perception shapes discovery and challenges reliance on assumed shortcuts.

Central College President Reflects On Stage Travels

In a January 10, 1923 letter from Hasbrouck Heights New Jersey President Hoffman thanks the Central College faculty and students for support and recounts six weeks of travels. He notes basketball season progress prayers and oratorical events while recounting visits to Rochester Palmyra and Coxsackie plus canal memories, a pilgrimage through dozens of churches and a stop in Palmyra’s Mormon history site.

Hasbrouck Heights N. J Central College Ray Ashby Sis‘tex Chicago Michigan Old Home Farmington Zac Geraldine Aschenbrenner Central Rochester Walter Halbert Rochester Theological Seminary Eastman Theater School of Music Kodak Palmyra New York Henry Tellman Mormon Hill Joseph Smith Newark East Williamson Pultneyville Ontario Sodus Marion Williamson Syracuse Schenectady Albany Coxsackie Circle of

Christian Nation proclaimed in early American law

The article argues that the United States is a Christian nation with liberty of conscience. It cites cases and authorities claiming Christianity is part of common law and foundation of state law, warning against secular neutrality and urging continued Christian influence in national life. It cites Holy Trinity v United States and related opinions to support the view.

Co-Operative Tuberculosis Testing Commission Iowa Government Bureau of Animal Industry State of Iowa Farm Bureau Shelby Winnebago Bird US General Assembly F. H. Thompson Bureau of Animal Industry Peter Malcolm United States Christian Herald Herald Holy Trinity Church U. S Commonwealth Pennsylvania Ruggles Johns Chancelor Kent Supreme Court of New York Andrew N. Y Lord Mansfield Queen’s Bench Lord Campbel Campbell America

Younger Pupils Give Recital at Conservatory

Parents and friends attended the younger pupils recital last Thursday afternoon. The program pleased all and signals a bright future for the Conservatory. Performers included Bernice Blommers, Betty Liggett, Dorothy Nelle Cook, Gwelf Aschenbrenner, Elva Mae Van Houweling, Leonora Gagss, Betty Blommers, Earl Van Rees, Lois Grandia, Yvonne Aschenbrenner, Sidus Marjorie Baron.

Conservatory Spaulding Bernice Blommers Betty Liggett Behr Dorothy Nelle Cook Spaulding Gwelf Aschenbrenner Streabogg Elva Mae van Houweling Leonora Gagss Betty Blommers

The Childlike and Heaven Theme in Stevenson Era prose

The passage praises childlike qualities as essential to grace and virtue, contrasting them with boastful power. It contends that those in power have lied and yet guarded a pure character amid petty interests, asserting a reverence for Robert Louis Stevenson and a lasting shrine to his influence.

Kingdom of Heaven Robert Louis Stevenson

Doc Snod’s Stethoscope Gaffe Sparks Central Call

A dated fragment reports Doctor Snod acting oddly when examining a patient’s heart with a stethoscope yesterday. He suddenly cried Mellot Hello Is this central causing a brief, humorous disruption cited as an exchange mishap.

Doc Doc Snodgrass

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