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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1923
Page
12
The proposal to create three additional state normal schools moves beyond Cedar Falls with backing from outside the general assembly. Southeast Iowa, southwest Iowa, and northwest Iowa cities seek location advantages and aim to show their suitability for one school.
The piece argues that teachers should not be spineless and must freely express their convictions as educational leaders. It defends teachers’ rights to participate in politics and asserts they deserve respect from their constituents for doing so.
A cryptic, damaged text fragment speaks in ornate style about dawn, flowers, voices blending, and a theme of life enduring. It mentions celestial imagery and appears as poetic prose rather than a clear news item or event.
Easter brings renewed hope as spring rises from buried losses. The message urges cheerful speech, bright faces, and diligent work to foster better times, urging readers to forget the past and trust the future with Easter optimism.
Row of beautiful lights hangs inside the Church of the Nativity Bethlehem Palestine noting the building stands on the site near the ancient inn stable where Christ was believed born.
The Mahaska County supervisors question gravel as a road surface for the New Sharon road grade across the South Skunk river bottoms. They note gravel failed during thaws and planking was needed between bridges. Some say gravel hasn’t had a fair trial, suggesting a clay base with gravel on top for better muddy weather performance.
A poem recalling Nazareth with springtime imagery of flax iris marigold poppy and wheat. The scene contrasts time blighting the town with enduring sacred permanence as lilies speak of Him despite ancient eloquence.
Burton B. Johnson of the Chicago Y M C A College spent a day in the county. He spoke to Central College students and Knoxville High students and held conferences about Y M C A work as a life career.
Last Tuesday evening the Attica His boys held their Father and Son Banquet. In spite of poor roads 56 men and boys attended. This was the seventh Father and Son Banquet held in the county this year. Eight hundred fathers and sons have attended these banquets.
Andy Tunkins notes the common hope that a photo over the years will improve one’s looks, but in his view it never happens. The Washington Star reflects on aging and vanity with a humorous, skeptical tone.
A short reflective note compares the death of a friend to losing a limb. It laments that time may heal the wound but cannot repair the loss, expressing enduring grief and memory. The fragment hints at the voice of someone sharing philosophical solace.
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