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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1916

Page

3

Pella Gazette Carrier Poetry Praises Local Paper

A long poem hand delivered by Mrs. R R Beard lauds the Pella Gazette as essential to town life. It praises progress, schools, new houses and labeled dogs, asserts the paper reports on markets and national debates, and urges readers to renew subscriptions for continued local coverage.

R. R. Beard Pella Gazette Congress

Women and Exercise for Bowel Health

Women who get little exercise risk constipation and indigestion and will find Chamberlain's Tablets beneficial. Not as good as daily walks of three or four miles, yet far better than constipated bowels. Easy to take and agreeable in effect. Obtainable everywhere.

Chamberlain

Keep the Witch Out of the Churn

In American Farming guidance, winter troubles in churning are blamed on improper temperatures. It advises keeping cream at 52 degrees until two days before churning, about 75 degrees before, and around 60 degrees during churning. Wash butter with water near the same temperature, rinse twice or thrice, then salt and work to assure salt distribution.

The Dog's Cold Nose Shivers When Nosing a Hand

A curious note on why a dog's cold nose can still give a human a chill. It explains that nose temperature and moisture trigger sensory nerves, causing a reflexive shiver even when affection is offered.

Science explains dog nose moisture and health claim

The text notes that a dog must keep its nose moist to maintain a strong sense of smell. It asserts a dry warm nose signals illness and a need for a doctor, tying moisture to nasal sensitivity and overall well being.

Let Your Light Shine in Baptist Weeklies Campaign

A pastor letter urges churches to publish more local church news in Baptist weeklies. It calls for associations to appoint reliable correspondents, widen circulation, and run a campaign to boost subscribers. Emphasizes transparency about field progress to inform readers and aid collective judgment.

Catholic Threat Notes Political Power of Church

The Morning Star accuses Wilson of insulting Catholics over Carranza and warns that Catholic influence could dictate U S foreign policy. The piece argues religious liberty is vital, warns against church meddling, and predicts Catholics may backlash if politics intrude on voting.

Morning Star United States Spain Mexico Caranza Wilson

Two Hobbes of Ned Corwin Meet a Fossil Monster

Ned Corwin, a professor and former zoology student, becomes obsessed with an ichthyosaur fossil found near his college town. A farmer’s daughter flees as Corwin, rapt in scholarly fever, discusses carnivorous features of the sea creature, attracting campus attention and a quick rescue by students.

Ned Corwin Ned Cynthie Pop Waal Hawkins Smith Professor Corwin

Andorra The Smallest Republic In The Pyrenees

A long feature paints Andorra as a remote republic in the Pyrenees between France and Spain. It notes a 5,000 population, cattle grazing, no milk production, tobacco smuggling tolerated, and a unique government of twenty four representatives led by a farmer president. Taxation is low, doctors are free, and theft is rare in a society with primitive industries and a distinctive Andorran language.

Andorra Europe Lfe Républic Andorra la Vieira Casa de la Vall House of Representatives Spain Aldarra Seo de Urgel Manresa Balira

Telephone Call Ends Calmly in Anticlimax

A man returns from Belgium with a head wound and relapses into violence. A woman speaks from the phone while a lunatic soldiers on, and a pair of sisters, a mother, and a bystander work with police to subdue him. The op center of action is a house on Washington Avenue where a bedpost is hacked and a sword is dropped from a window. The man is eventually restrained with a rope and taken into custody by a patrol wagon. The household expresses thanks to the bystander and police.

Transsitter Washington Avenue Washington Street Belgium

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