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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
6
Sechler Buggies are built by craftsmen with over thirty years of experience. Every component from hickory wheels to hand mixed white lead paint is chosen for top quality and durability. The firm promises no seconds and emphasizes careful construction, precise fit, and tailorship finish.
A collection of brief, witty exchanges and quips showing misunderstandings, ironic refusals, and light domestic humor. The pieces feature a judge, a novelist, a mother apologizing for a gutter incident, and a husband and wife negotiating bans on smoking and stove use.
An advertisement promises a great remedy for goitre that can cure what is described as unsightly tumors. It urges readers to write for free information and claims numerous cures once deemed incurable, asserting there is no cost or obligation to learn more.
Pella Iowa. City Council resolves to hear objections to a proposed sewer construction plan along multiple streets with cost assessment for abutting private property. Public notice to be published weekly for two to four weeks before the hearing at City Hall. Mayor N J Gasman authorized to file plans and cost estimates. Passed May 16 1911.
A traveler recalls a row of wooden shoes outside a Dutch farmhouse on Saturday morning. The farmer’s large shoes, the middle sized shoes of this good grace, and several small children’s shoes were scrubbed and freshly whitewashed in preparation for Sunday as described in Old Stories of Holland.
Quoted moral reflection urges living kindly toward all, including even the ox. It promises shifts in mood and lasting happiness by choosing benevolence over bitterness, comparing present calm with earlier darker states.
A historical note from Maclay's naval history describes Rear ship sternward maneuvers by Constitution under Captain Stewart to reverse and rake the enemy, with Dreadnought’s 600 mile backward voyage under Captain Samuel Samuels during 1862 gale conditions ending safely at Fayal.
A Washington Star quotation notes a statesman who admits applause came only when shouting famous names. He says he did not deceive himself and that saying George Washington or Abraham Lincoln drew the crowd, then he waited.
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