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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1909
Page
1
The piece argues that if people valued others as highly as they value themselves and if courtly terms and deference shown during courtship persisted after marriage, there would be fewer reports of marriages failing. The tone critiques social niceties and their potential impact on lasting relationships.
A reflective note cautions against trusting leaders in an era of representative government. It argues political promises often fail, urging skepticism toward politicians and urging reliance on prudent judgment rather than public figures.
The text argues that dirt resembles waste which becomes usable as technology finds value. It cites substances once deemed useless or burdensome that later become by products delivering significant revenue, illustrating waste as potential rather than null matter.
The article notes a curiously declining birth rate as nations grow wealthier and more cultured, impacting the wealthy and leisure classes first and gradually the masses. It suggests some of the decline reflects a lower death rate, yet the ultimate result is smaller families.
Assemblies, essentially American in inception and nature, have achieved their greatest success here. They do not replace summer institutes or training schools but combine education with recreation in a gratifying way. They offer inspiration and a pleasant break in the yearly routine for thousands.
The text argues that true patriotism requires practical action to develop a community. It cites the old Jews rebuilding Jerusalem after destruction as an example, asserting that today’s cities show local patriotism when residents contribute materially socially intellectually and morally.
It is charged that while homes show realness and order, streets and public places suffer. The writer concedes the charge is sweeping but true, noting waste paper and overgrown grass dull towns. Citizens should treat the city as a common home and share responsibility for its appearance.
The British post office department issued a circular to all employees urging utmost courtesy to patrols and indicating that promotion would depend greatly on how it is exercised. The note suggests similar steps by public service departments here, noting generally obliging dispositions but room for more courtesy.
Anna B Dam and Charles Gosh wed in Dubuque with the minister’s voice likened to a steamboat mate addressing deck hands. Our Job Printing will please you.
The group spent four days in Seattle attending the Pacific exposition and visiting exhibits in the Alaska and Japanese pavilions, toured the government building, enjoyed a Rainier Vista view, and sailed to Bremerton for a naval tour aboard the Oregon and Pennsylvania. They also attended Iowa Society events at the Hotel Archibald and a Swedish church concert, then traveled to Everett for warm hospitality from Rev. Randall and locals, ending with a Sunday service and student talks.
City of Pella Marion County Iowa to vote July 27 1909 on two propositions water works system and electric light and power plant. Polls open 8 am close 7 pm. Election judges clerks and police listed by ward. Notice signed by Mayor N J Gesnan June 30 1909.
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