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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1922
Page
3
A cantankerous cock grows into a Bolshevik among the flock scolding with profane talk and unrest. The bold bird criticizes grain hides and poor mash while stirring fear and laziness among hens until a farmer dispatches him with a blunt strike.
International Sunday School Lesson by J A Lapham reviews Daniel 2 36 45 focusing on the dream of the statue and the coming everlasting kingdom led by Christ. It notes Daniel's preparation Nebuchadnezzar's response and extends to questions on empire, mission work, and the transformative message of the Gospel.
A Century Magazine excerpt argues that modern governance protects the weak and the criminal, pushing civilization toward decline. It cites 45 million unable to learn beyond a 12 year old level, 25 million with limited brains, and four to five million with brains, claiming differential birth rates threaten society and urging the strong to grow stronger.
The Scout Chronicle reports a after 3 pm start the championship game between the Scouts and East End Independents. Tied at the end of nine innings, extra innings decided the Scouts as champions. The piece covers players Bloem and Ostrum for East End and Wormhoudt and the editor for the Scouts, plus camp plans and equipment lists for Ottumwa Camp Iowa.
A brief quip recalls a thief stealing a watch and purse while the victim notes a loaded revolver was carried but not found. The exchange ends with a wry Copenhagen Klods Hans flavor.
Mrs. Hoffman hosted a porch party for about twenty guests. Delwin De Haan oversees athletic affairs in summer with office in the Gymnasium. New students Henrietta Plette Peggy Sybenga and Edith Sedrel begin work with Prof. Sadler this week. Lane returns reporting a good time and Sioux County visitors. Gymnasium open all day Tuesday for ball players. Heemstra teaches a History of Education class at seven thirty each morning.
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