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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1917
Page
8
The review lauds the film Civilization for its vivid portrayal of modern warfare. It notes authentic Army aircraft and varied air fighting machines used with U S military cooperation, including scouting planes raiders and armored fighters. The work promises dramatic battle scenes and technical interest for aeronautics students.
In a tavern tale, Grogan quits drinking after a brutal hammer mishap. The head of the respectable establishment questions his restraint while a warehouse worker explains how injuring his thumb and the ensuing healing process persuaded him to stay sober. Two months pass before the first sign of regained appetite appears, and Grogan resolves to remain sober as a result.
In a courtroom Ime faces a judge over a young girl. Wallacd pleads that he has no security but has a stable job earning three dollars weekly and vows to put her in school. He asks to kiss her goodbye, the judge weeps and agrees to act as his security. They depart hand in hand.
A June Physical Culture excerpt quotes Horace Fletcher and Ber narr Macfadden arguing that Americans eat far more than needed. It urges testing personal hunger to determine proper intake, condemns fixed mealtimes, and claims rationing improves health and saves food for soldiers.
The article traces the Aberdeen-Angus breed as the oldest polled cattle in Britain, with early hornless strains in Scotland. It cites historic references from Kenneth Mac Alpine laws to 1523 Aberdeenshire mentions, and notes later fame from breeders like Hugh Watson and McComble. It highlights dual purpose origins, Scottish fairs, export to England, and international exhibitions with praise for uniformity and meat quality. It closes with offers for free literature from the Aberdeen-Angus Breeders' Association.
Iowa's Sow testing association network has doubled to 30 active groups in a year with 7814 cows tested in April. Thirty-six cows produced 60 pounds butterfat, 70 produced 50 pounds, and 406 hit 40 pounds, marking a strong advance in dairy testing and profitability data to be showcased at the state fair.
Uncle Phil recounts a childhood day by the river. He admits throwing a stone at Roy, who saved him from drowning. Roy was not his cousin. After the peril, Roy rescued him and Phil cried, asking forgiveness while Roy reacted with a lighthearted bow.
Eastbound Passenger No 2 and Westbound No 61 stop to receive passengers only on signal. Westbound No 50 and Eastbound No 3 operate 9:15 am and 7:40 pm respectively. All trains run daily including Sundays.
All who enlist in the Army and take the Federal Oash should notify the Home Office that they have enlisted. No extra charge has been made for Military Service within the United States except Naval Service and Aviation. An extra charge applies to Policyholders who join the Army and Bo outside the United States.
In wartime terms, the safety of the country demands that alien enemies be interned. The piece asks how Old John, the kai ser's right-hand man, can escape such fate and remain free.
Professor Harnack argues the United States entered the war due to the inconven ience of German economic efficiency, a claim the Washington Times notes as a remark fitting a theological professor.
An item notes extermination products and substitutes, referencing U S government supply, economy life gear, drug and country stores, with a free comic picture offer from R H Wells in Jersey City New Jersey.
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