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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
7
The piece argues housewives use baking powder with alum for two main reasons lack of knowledge or lower cost. It notes labels disclose alum contents, and advises consulting a doctor if unsure about health effects. It concludes Royal Baking Powder, made from cream of tartar, is safer and only costs a small amount more per cake.
Mrs. H D Wormhoudt visited Newton and Mrs D Muntingh and Mrs H P Vander Meulen toured Monroe relatives. Many locals hosted or visited kin, with trips to Tennessee Kentucky North Carolina Virginia and Richmond. Florid details include a timber rattlesnake exhibit at Puritan Drug and various family gatherings in Pella Iowa.
In Clearfield Iowa residents report a pamphlet defending liquor interests. The piece is attributed to Rev E A Wasson of Newark New Jersey, rector of St Stephen’s Episcopal Church. The leaflet hints the literature’s aim is not public welfare but advancing a cause. The author’s identity remains unclear.
Classified items include an 1912 Overland Roadster in good condition for sale, residence property for sale on North Main Street formerly owned by Mrs. John Boot, a repair shop seeking lawn mowers and other items, and recruitment ads for agents with vague income promises. Also a poetic fragment and a weather comment about recent rain.
A brisk promotional piece touts Collegian Styles as stylish and well built for young men forging ahead. It claims each pattern is captivating with lapels and shoulders gracefully shaped, promising prompt approval and marking superior quality among the apparel line.
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