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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1905

Page

3

Violets Spark a Twisted Affair at a Dinner Party

At a Carrollton hosted dinner Miss Anstruther debates violet signaling while a mistaken violet gift reveals a hidden engagement. A mix up with Miss Wheatley and Patricia Wheatley unravels as Carrollton tries to clarify who received the flowers and who is his true partner, ending with an unexpected engagement reveal.

Carrollton Miss Anstruther Mr. Morris Othel Wheatley Joe Wright Joe Ethel Patricia Carrollten

Compassion and a Child’s Courage in Surgery Tale

In a reunion of senior physicians recalling pre anaesthetic times a poignant anecdote tells of an eight year old girl needing an leg amputation. She clings to her cherished doll and endures the procedure with brave restraint, sobbing only at the idea of harming the doll.

King James I Bindings and Malay Honor Code

The article notes King James I patronizing book binding, citing richly crafted bindings in brown calf and crimson velvet with royal arms and initials. It also discusses Malay concepts of honor and vengeance, describing the intense response to insult and the culture of personal affront and revenge.

Ktag James I British Museum England John Gibson Scotland Barkers Chambers’ Journal

The Wearing of Shoes in History

An illustrated survey traces the shoe from biblical times to modern fashion. It notes early land transfer customs using shoes, Egyptian mummies’ evidence, and Venice seventeenth century “choppines” or high clogs. Traveler Thomas Coryat described the tall wooden shoes worn by noblewomen.

Abraham Sodom Venice Thomas Corynt Chicago News

Serpent Eats Snake King of Serpents in Burma

The king of serpents Ophiophagus clips in Burma is a highly aggressive venomous snake. Females are irritable during modification and adults reach twelve to fifteen feet with a three inch poison fang. It can swim and climb trees, its venom rivaling the hooded cobra in deadliness though not as rapid. A fowl death occurred in fourteen minutes, a dog in two hours eighteen minutes, and an elephant in about three hours per Amrita Bazar Patrika.

Burma Ophirophagius Elaps Naia Bungarus Nicholson

Vine covered buildings and architectural harmony

The article argues that while vines can enhance ordinary structures, they should not obscure remarkable architecture. It praises England and states Boston and a few U.S. communities understand the proper balance between design and foliage, noting vines’ beauty lies in aspiration and incompleteness.

England Boston Garden Magazine

The Game of Quintain in Old English Village

A fragmented description recalls the game of quintain from Offhim Green Went England with a wooden post and crossbar, a sliding pivot, a sandbag, and a board aimed to dodge as the bag whirled. Included are cartoonish captions and dialogue from a Chicago Tribune photo caption and Life magazine cartoon caption.

Offhim Green Went Enghind

Paragon of Perfection Inspires Curious Glance

A cryptic note from the Chicago Tribune hints at a bank cashier being unusually musical as a playful aside about a young man deemed almost too perfect. The exchange, attributed to Anvil Duet and Gladys, suggests suspicion that perfection may hide flaws.

Gladys Wameralda Chicago Tribune

Wabash Time Card at Howell Schedule Details

Wabash timetable notes times for north and south service through Howell with departures from Des Moines and St. Louis to Kansas City. For further information contact C. S. Crang G P T A St Louis L R Davis T P A Des Moines.

Howell Des Moines St. Louis Kansas City C. S. Crang G. P T. A L. R Davis

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