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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a driver’s stance, repeating the phrase Oh gies Sige aa, se. The text shows uncertain attribution and lacks clear context or names, but underscores a claimed proof in the hands of drivers.
In Persia the Bashan merchants are famed for a wary spirit. A proverb notes their lack of warlike courage. A popular tale says when Nadir Shah dissolved his army from India 30,000 Kashan and Ispahan men asked for an escort of 100 musketeers to see them home safely.
A Little New Paint Will improve the appearance of your house or barn and preserve the wood. Brand and Gosselink will paint it for you. Enquire at J. Brand's, South Main St.
Reports from the Chicago American league camp say Ed Walsh the White Sox star pitcher is troubled by a lame salary arm and a failing spitball. He last shone in 1909 but now plans to work toward a three games a week schedule with the aim of rebuilding form by June 1.
A humorous 1910 American Press Association piece recounts a commuter's misadventures with lost monthly commutation tickets. He explains how his wife’s placing of the tickets led to repeated losses and costly replacements, finally revealing the folly of relying on luck in travel finance.
The article stresses using genuine ingredients for soft drinks with emphasis on pure water and real fruit juices. It highlights avoiding artificial essences, proper ice levels, and pride in a smooth delicately flavored ice cream soda.
Fragmentary text references a check for 1000 dollars and a secret kept by a wife. Mentions Ted, Holt, and Yale football captaincy in an informal, garbled dialogue. No clear event or outcome discernible.
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