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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1906
Page
3
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe, alcohol free tonic using native medicine roots to treat female weaknesses and reproductive health issues. It claims to spare operations, strengthens vital organs, and promotes endurance for working women and mothers. It also promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation.
Time table lists passenger trains No 1 at 6 20 A M and No 3 at 6 30 P M while freight No g5 11 45 A M No 71 12 20 P M. going east Nos 2 8 10 A M No 4 9 35 P M No 70 8 50 A M No 96 1 15 P M Local freight trains carry passengers. Information from C S Crane G P T A St Louis and F C Meminv an D P F A Des Moines
A couple wed and traveled to their new home in a specially fitted freight car. The front half served as a sleeping living room and kitchen with folding chairs, cupboards, an oil stove, and lamps, while the rear half housed a stable for two horses given as wedding gifts. The trip ended safely, and the bride praised the economical, unique honeymoon.
Mary Moss of Atlantic contrasts Thackeray and Daudet with modern American business novels. She argues mass superficial fiction shapes public perception less than lasting moral insight and warns that contemporary tales may trivialize finance, leaving readers untrustworthy.
A barber advertises the engagement of M. Brillouet of Paris as tonsorial adviser for a year. He touts Brillouet as a worldwide-reputed artist who can tailor hair and beard styles, warns against back hair missteps, and promises enhanced appearance through precise trimming.
A Novoe Vremya figure study of war forces at Manchuria’s end shows General Linovitch had 12,500 officers, 917,000 men, 270,000 horses. Across the war 20,000 officers, 1,270,000 men, 230,000 horses, 1,000 guns were used. After adjustments the Russian losses are about 7,500 officers and 433,000 men.
The article explains that Queen Alexandra's private affairs are not treated as her husband’s debts under English law. It notes that state matters absorb the king’s time, so the king cannot be sued for debts tied to the queen’s private business, and the queen bears responsibility in her own name.
A grand winter masquerade at the palace ends in horror as a deathly bier appears mid revelry. The prince, silent on his throne, witnesses a masked corpse revealed by attendants, prompting the prime minister to declare the fatal warning that the prince’s fate will be dealt by death. Guests flee as the ballroom empties and the palace lights fade.
Special attention given to writing and probating of wills. Collections made. Office south side of Park.
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