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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1911

Page

3

The Edges of the Pancakes

A reflective tale recounts Becky’s life from a girl removed from school to support a cranky aunt and bake perfect pancakes. Her thwarted early ambitions yield a devoted family, including two ministers, a doctor, and a professor’s wife, valued for inner beauty.

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His Wonderful Record Itinerant Georgia memorialist praises restraint

A Georgia memorialist recalls a figure who never sought office or ran for it. He declined legislature and Congress overtures, spent weeks in Washington without seeking favors, and remained plain Mr. to the people. The Atlanta Constitution calls him a simple wonder in a town of leaders.

Georgia Congress Washington White House Atlanta Constitution

Harmon and Wilson reform records contrasted in Ohio and New Jersey

Governor Harmon and Governor Wilson led progressive agendas with strong reform bills. Ohio enacted 17 measures including direct election of senators and nonpartisan judiciary. New Jersey pushed broad reforms, while both faced party opposition and relied on cross‑party votes to pass key laws.

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Dust and Light a Diffusion of Airborne Particles

The passage explains diffusion of light through the atmosphere by countless dust particles. It argues that dust scatters sunlight, giving the sky its blue tint and creating shadows and illumination. If dust were absent, the sky would be dark and celestial bodies more visible.

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