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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
6
At the Pella Iowa post office a notice records second class mail matter. It notes entry for mailing and handling within local postal operations and reflects standard mailing procedures for periodicals.
A Wisconsin man complains that newspapers are using his copyrighted paragraphs without payment. He notes only if his writing is superior to the average will it be worth making a fuss. Flag Day remarks appear in the mail.
A bill with the same features as the Ralston-Nolan revenue measure from the last Congress has been reintroduced in the House of Representatives. It is likely to fail again, but renewed discussion will raise public awareness of its provisions and, over time, gain support.
A column links railroad wage increases and higher rates to a business slump, then notes a wage cut amid slow trade. It laments Tulsa Oklahoma as a race riot site, caused by a lone act and amplified by vigilantism, costing lives and property. It argues protectionist taxes hinder industry, and calls for local canned corn relief to famine needs, noting transport costs.
The article notes Memorial Day remembrances in Bloomfield and Indianola for soldiers who died in France and in battle. It suggests many of the five thousand arrived in the country recently were buried, reflecting honor and cost of war, while warning that race tensions between white and Black Americans are worsening nationwide.
The piece contrasts postwar racial antipathy with Civil War era memory, urging serious study of race problems beyond politics. It recalls Memorial Day disturbances, notes local actions around a park event, and likens contemporary politics to ancient sacred bulls, arguing Americans lead in deception via the “protective tariff” bull and public mourning practices.
The Chronicle attacks President Harding for appointing Harvey as ambassador to Great Britain, arguing the choice appeases Wilson opponents and harms U S standing. It blames Harding for the misstep, urges removal of Harvey, and calls for better future appointments.
A collection of light hearted quips and observations from various sources. The notes include a flirtatious love letter pun column, comments on public figures and monks, plus satirical lines about mothers, husbands, and journalists. It weaves rural wit with wry social commentary, featuring clipped observations and humorous exchanges.
A playful exchange unfolds as a young husband suspects a bad tasting cake and the bride insists the cookbook declares it delicious. The light moment centers on domestic banter and confidence in recipes.
The native notes that spellings vary for Saskachi quake Creek and that there may be no correct form, as Little Bob jokes about circus ropes and falling. The dialogue highlights local pronunciation and spelling uncertainty in the area.
Reminder about restraint and prudent conduct for boys urging steadiness in inward habits. Advises saving resources, maintaining gentlemanly behavior, avoiding quitting, and exiting bad situations despite opposition. Emphasizes temperance, self discipline, and focus on long term dividends from small savings.
A series of old fashioned life advice lines stressing character over bravado. It cautions boys to restraint, respect for women, and honest manners while warning that bluffing fades and rivals sharpen focus. It ends by endorsing Lippincott's Chronicle Want Ads as effective.
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