Pella Chronicle urges local student employment in stores
The essay discusses offering Saturday clerk jobs to college students in Pella to support their education. It argues English speaking workers suffice, praises Central College alumni for work, and urges townspeople to create reliable employment avenues. It notes local merchants should welcome student labor and consider sponsoring jobs to boost economy and student opportunities.
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Old Central
Pella
Central College
Eaey
America
Callure Au‘hovition
Chautauqua plans and Sunday shoe polish limits
A local note discusses Sunday service access due to shop hours in Pelle, shares a chautauqua program with reader input invite, and comments on pension payment reform. It also critiques the recent state tax debate, noting lack of bold leadership and a failed attempt to extend special rural levies to money and credits, while praising Representative Kirkpatrick and his veterans focus.
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Kirkpatrick
House
Secretary of the Interior
Iowa
Congress
Central College faces student work aid question
Faculty and board of trustees at Central College examine student self support as the term advances. The article notes growing interest in providing work for students to fund their schooling and discusses potential programs and challenges.
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Central College
Sta
Dorothy and Jack Find Independence Day Real Independence
Dorothy's new womanhood clashes with Jack's expectations during a Fourth of July barn meeting. A storm and fire test their bond as she resists his escort, reads her paper with bitterness, and finally calls him Jack as they wait for help. Independence Day ends with a shift in their relationship.
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Dorothy
Jack
Doy
Conlé
Patrick
Liberty
Katharine Blake
Pierrie Blackwell
Mabel Mortimer
Harty
Chicago News
HELPED BY LAFAYETTE Pretentious Recognition of Fourth Began
The 1825 Fourth of July began with the fiftieth anniversary in New York marked by General Lafayette's reception. An immense procession, grand review, receptions, races, regattas, and banquets followed, Castle Garden hosting fireworks. The era from the forties and fifties saw larger displays and more splendid processions and reviews.
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New York
General Lafayette
Castle Garden
Patriotic Preparations for Fourth of July Fireworks
A lively ad style verse describes sending a boy with money to buy crackers rockets pinwheels balloons and torpedoes with cartridges and a toy pistol. It notes fireworks bursting overhead in blue yellow and red and urges stopping at the drug store for amica court plaster joints and lint.
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Amica
Lirpincott's
Presidents Die On Fourth Of July Across Ages
Three former U.S. presidents died on July 4 as a shared fate. Thomas Jefferson and John Adams passed away in 1826, while James Monroe died in 1831. The same date marks the signing of the Treaty of Peace with Mexico in 1848.
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United States
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
James Monroe
Mexico
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