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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1927

Page

6

Chronicle Defends Small Farms Over Land Speculation

A Marathon Iowa reader, Dr M J Kelley, challenges the Des Moines Register’s stance that land should serve as a lucrative investment. He argues profits do not justify higher land values and analyzes how land tenure affects farmers, landlords, and wage workers, urging deeper reform beyond subsidies.

Chronicle Des Moines Register The Register Congress M. J. Kelley Marathon Iowa Des Moines Carroll County Darrow Dakota Illinois Nebraska Colorado Montana Brown Grestock Smith Isle of Ely England London Daily Mail Mississippi-Missouri Valley Brazil Cuba United States Pella

No Great Man Emerges in World War Era Says Butler

Observations from a London interview quote Columbia University President Nicholas Murary Butler arguing that for 2000 years the world had great poets philosophers or geniuses, but now there is no single outstanding figure. He cites Washington Jesus George and Edison as past standards and contends true greatness may lie in unseen scientific advances rather than war leaders.

Nicholas Murary Butler Columbia University London Dr. Butler George Washington Washington Times Jesus Henry George Philadelphia Marly Ape Horn San Francisco Great Britain Butler Woodrow Wilson Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Wilson Congress John Wilkes Booth Marshall Foch von Hindenburg White House Secretary of the Treasury Mr. Lion N‘n Edison Marconi Steinmetz

Job Interview Brains Theme In Snappy Exchange

A boss scolds a job applicant with a pompous call for brains and the youth concedes that brains are lacking. The exchange satirizes workplace honesty and aspiration in a brief, witty moment.

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