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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1916
Page
6
Entry indicates the document was entered at the Pella Iowa post office as second class matter within Marion County Iowa, showing the standard mailing status for local circulation and disposal.
The Colfax Clipper notes Hughes must explain his stance with Hearst and Roosevelt backing him. It assesses dry weather halting early potato growth and suggests turning the fields to turnips for fall storage. The piece cites editorials from Marshalltown Times Republican and Cedar Falls Record arguing about temperance and party impact, criticizing Harding's past Senate record and its implications for enforcing prohibition if elected governor.
A political figure misses a chance as opponents deem the effort too risky. Critics argue the candidate lacks the leverage or backing to win the highest state office, signaling a cautious political landscape and potential reshuffling of priorities before the election.
A Republican state platform critique argues the Hughes nomination did not rejuvenate the party in Iowa, accusing platform writers of deception on the Good Roads plank. It asserts the Single Tax issue misrepresents tax policy, contrasts farm and city land values, and denounces perceived monopolist manipulation. The column labels the platform as insincere and equates it to past misrepresentations.
The text argues for land value taxation as a core doctrine of the single tax movement, contending land is a public good and its rent should fund community needs. It criticizes the Republican platform for attacking E. T. Meredith as a single-taxer and asserts Meredith would uphold taxing land values even at the cost of a governorship.
Pella residents urged to use Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney sickness with symptoms like backache frequent urination and colored or sediment in urine Mrs C Rus of 306 B Third Ave Pella shares relief after using Doan's at Keable's Drug Store Purchase price 50c and claim the same remedy helped her kidneys FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY promotes the product with the testimonial
A devotional poema seeks Christ as guiding savior and source of peace. The speaker offers life, purity, and service to Jesus while requesting divine leading through life’s journey toward reunion with the everlasting friend in Cambridge Massachusetts.
A vintage ad urges every family to keep Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy during hot summer months. It claims the preparation is worth its cost and almost certain to be needed before summer ends, noting it has no superior for its purpose and promoting F. D. Stubenrauch as the seller.
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders claim to ease stomach movement regulate bowels and cure worms. Public notice touts 28 years of use by mothers and availability at all druggists for 25 cents with a free sample from Mother Gray Company Leroy, N.Y.
An amused tale recalls a bride who graded her husband by chocolate cake layers. She deemed him four layers deep when very good, but a mother’s remark shifts the scale to dog biscuit, ending the playful anecdote with a jokey twist.
An advertisement touts Anuric from Buffalo New York as the best eliminator of uric acid for rheumatism gravel gout and bladder issues. It claims superior activity to lithia and offers free samples and mail orders with notes on safety for children and adults. Also mentions Dr Pierce pellets as liver pills and laxative doses.
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