29 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1905
Page
1
A lengthy editorial urges local papers to support home merchants and oppose catalog houses. It claims editors who avoid home-trade discussion harm their towns, citing Iowa cases and the need for patriotic, locally loyal journalism and staffing. The piece links economic loyalty to national strength via a strong navy and citizen duty.
A historical column argues Americans should learn from Japan, noting its wartime press censorship as a stark example. It claims the Japanese have profited from others yet demonstrated the ability to teach the United States through strategy and discipline, citing wartime reporting practices.
The Cedar Rapids Republican argues Tom Lawson shields lambs from Wall Street fleecing while lambs prosper in a dull market. It targets life insurance firms with high salaries, claiming government talent costs less and accuses top executives of favoritism and policyholder robbery.
A Southern editorial stance cited from the Atlanta Constitution condemns mob violence and argues that Northern reactions mirror Southern attitudes. It notes a Shelbyville, Indiana incident where a black burglar attacked a child, sparking a fierce mob. The piece urges temperate judgment and warns against sectional hypocrisy.
A Geneva Swiss reflection cites Montesquieu and Bosseut on how Romans adopted others’ ideas to master the world. The piece notes Americans are progressive, often imitating older nations, while praising Japan’s fighting man as its own. The argument centers on the man behind war and progress.
The Chariton Leader recalls a bygone era as automobiles replace old ways. A drag team jokes about a new "devil wagon" that chugs along the pavement, then panics at a load of stove wood and causes a fatal accident, breaking the driver's neck.
A local meeting at Altona debated whether buffalo ever inhabited Iowa. KR J Garden offered 350 if proof emerged, but testimonies from Mr. Dickinson claimed buffaloes in Cerro Gordo county between 1851 and 1857 and a history of buffalo wallows in the area. Other accounts referenced plains man stories along the Des Moines River and Marion county sites.
Sheriff's sale by virtue of a special execution directed by the Clerk of the District Court of Marion County Iowa levies on property and will offer at public sale at the court house door in Knoxville Iowa on July 12 1905 between 9:00 a m and 4:00 p m commencing at 2 o clock p m. Property description partly legible including boreh wale and Yn ve.
Fifty dollars awaits the best ear of corn at the Iowa State Fair with similar awards for the top ten ears and for distinctive corn and grain displays. Last year Herman Lohman of West Point, Lee County won the ear prize. The total county exhibit prizes amount to 735 dollars, divided into three districts with 200 dollars each and an extra 25 dollars for district scoring the highest.
It is no secret that Bucklen's Arnica Salve treats cuts burns ulcers fever sores sore eyes and boils. D. L. Gregory of Hope Texas says it cured a bad sore quickly and it is all O K for sore eyes. Available for 25 cents at Tenry M Langberak's drug store.
July issue of Lippincott's Magazine features Ralph Henry Barbour's Orchard Princess and other stories. Seumas MacManus, Elizabeth Duer, Juliet Wilbur Tompkins, and Arthur Stanley Riggs contribute light fiction and a Western War tale, all marking the month's entertainment.
Helen, a young girl, defies her mother and goes to a church gathering with cousins. Midway she bursts into tears, begs to return home, and seeks a hug and bedtime safety, recognizing her mother’s wisdom and choosing comfort over contention.
Mrs 8 Lindsay of Fort William Ontario suffered years with dyspepsia and stomach pains. After using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets she reports great relief and no further suffering. Recommended for indigestion. For sale by D Stuenrauch.
A facet important for all is how kind treatment of cows raises both milk quantity and quality. Cruelty to cows can harm consumer health as severely as ill treatment of a Chinese mother is said to harm her child.
Irwinville resident J. T. Barber keeps Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ready for sudden attacks. He praises it as one of the best medicines he has used and notes it is kept in his room for instant use. Sold by F. D. Stubenrauch.
An Atlanta employer suspects his Black servant of tampering with his wine stock. He labels bottles poison to trap him, then confronts the man who nonchalantly reveals he has fooled him again. The tale ends with the servant’s quiet melancholy as he recounts his supposed danger.
Portland area readers learn of reduced rail rates from Chicago on the Great Western line. The notice outlines favorable freight or passenger terms, highlighting lower costs and service availability for shipments to Portland during a promotional period.
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