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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
3
Jud Tunkins argues that business arrangements sustain friendliness between rivals. He says obligations to transact work together prevent outright hostility and maintain a minimal cordiality among people.
A terse anonymous remark declares that judgments of approval or disapproval persist regardless of actions taken. It emphasizes inevitability of opinion and resists influence by effort or inaction.
International Sunday School Lesson by J A Lapham examines Jeremiah chapters 37 and 38, detailing the king's fearsome response to the prophet, Jeremiah's imprisonment, and the later rescue by Ebedmelech. It contrasts leadership weakness with prophetic steadfastness and poses moral questions about loyalty to country, courage, and collective action.
College notes record summer teaching by Mr. Sadler and Mrs. Taylor’s Denver trip grades. The Farewell to the Old Chapel and Dedication of the New Chapel are noted with Dr. Oltmans speaking. Loyde Hillyer departs for Grand Junction to teach with his brother. seniors place a Class Stone at the Dormitory as Commencement Concerts showcase the Glee Club, orchestra, piano quartets, and standout piano performances before a full new chapel audience.
The Scout Chronicle notes Mr Brunia seeks about fifteen to sixteen fellows to attend Pel la at Ottumwa Scout camp, aiming for a July session of one week. Funds must cover expenses, and both scouts and non scouts may join with invitation. Camp runs July 5 to August 5 with phased periods and focuses on character, outdoors, and practical training under trained supervision.
Mr Sadler and Mrs Liggett Woodford receive congratulations for work at the Conservatory shown at the Commencement Concert Prof and Mrs Liggett hosted the Senior class Tuesday Rev J J Hollebrands notes the Male Glee Club has an open door at Kalamazoo and can set a return date anytime Summer students begin work with Prof Sadler this week with some aiming to start early for extra work.
Chief Scout Executive West reflects on twelve years leading boys in the Survey, highlighting scouts’ responsiveness and willingness to assume duties. He cites fire manship certifications, firefighter aides, and rescue efforts that saved timber and lives, stressing cooperation with public institutions and the duty of adults to provide opportunity for healthy youth.
Instructions for displaying the American flag on Flag Day and other occasions. Details cover orientation with stripes and the union, half staff on Memorial Day, handling during parades, proper dress and behavior, indoor and outdoor display rules, and cautions against placing the flag on tables or as decorations.
An exchange from the Boston Transcript portrays a seedy man claiming homelessness and poverty while the other person insists there is no danger of rent, coal bills, or unemployment. The dialogue ends with the beggar being dismissed as the child of fortune.
A note on linguistic history explains influenza arose around 1657. The term appears in the play The Lame Lover where a character says he was confined to bed two days with the new influenza. The remark marks early usage in stage dialogue.
Ithaca state college livestock men say aging a cow is harder than a horse. They note that counting horn rings plus two roughly indicates age, with nine months between the emergence of permanent teeth as a check.
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