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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
8
A reflective poem on life and death, linking shared sorrow with contagious smiles that lift others. It speaks of love, faith, and the belief that happiness can ease burdens, culminating in eternal peace and heavenly fragrance.
A nostalgic tale about a young princess who chose to clean windows over riches to find joy. The piece contrasts lavish desire with self-made pleasures, inviting readers to imagine their own choices in happiness. Also reported, contracts worth 200 million francs fund reconstruction in Rheims Nancy and Soissons awarded to American firms.
Eastbound and westbound trains list passenger numbers 470 472 474 475 473 471 and local freight 82 81. Freight for shipment on the locals must be at the station by 5 00 p m the evening before. Both local freights carry passengers.
First Christian Reformed announces Rev T Vander Ark formerly of Manhattan Mont will occupy the pulpit at all services. M E Church notes absence for Centenary Convention in Columbus Ohio June 20 to July 18 with regular Sabbath services arranged and weekly program to be announced. Sunday services include class meeting Sabbath School and evening programs by Knoxville Gospel Team and Epworth League. Wednesday Baptist Church announces Rev T D Franklin will preach both services while Pastor Carroll recovers at Colfax sanitarium and cannot return for weeks.
The Central College commencement dinner in the new dormitory dining room drew about two hundred guests hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary. Toasts led by President Hoffman followed a program of conservatory music. Alumna Wilhelmina Van Nimwegen reflected on 1915 entrants and nine men answered the call to arms. Oldtimers George A. Jewett and H. F. Bousquet spoke among the evening’s activities.
Proof of will notice states a will of Johanna Wilhelmina Bogaards deceased is on file in the Clerk of the District Court of Marion County Iowa. A hearing is set for the May term on June 24 1919 at which interested parties may be heard. Harold Clements Clerk Knoxville IA June 6 1919 24-51 June 12-19 1919.
Claims eight hour relief from colds and feverishness for children. Describes benefits for teething disorders and stomach troubles, with worm destruction and bowel regulation. Promotes safety and pleasant taste. Patented by Mother Gray Co. Le Roy, New York.
The Congress approved a constitutional amendment granting women’s suffrage. It moves to state legislatures, needing two thirds approval to become part of the federal constitution. Iowa may hold a special session in January to consider it. Some southern representatives opposed it citing potential Negro voter expansion, while some northern reps voted against. Isaiah is quoted alongside Edmund Burke remarking on eloquence and truth.
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