22 Mar 1928
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1928
Page
1
The article surveys an International Sunday School lesson on Jesus proclaiming the kingdom, emphasizing the messenger John the Baptist, miracles, and the role of disciples, with prompts for class discussion and questions about miracles and faith. It also briefly critiques cosmetic practices and advocates health and hygiene as the basis for good looks.
Dr Henry Albert State Health Commissioner ties good health to attractive looks. He notes the osmetology or Beauty Parlor act moved to the State Department of Health to regulate sanitary standards and license practitioners impacting public health. He questions if lawmakers considered this health beauty link.
The article argues that many high pressure mail stock pieces push oil and mining ventures that resemble swindles. It notes some may show brief dividends, but these are typically bait for larger investments, while genuine profits are rarely seen by investors.
The article warns against investing in unknown stocks labeled as blue sky. It urges consulting a banker first, noting bankers’ advice favors safety and can prevent serious financial loss.
A lively group gathers at the dormitory doors as the Carusos depart for the East. Miss Graham, dean of women, lifts late-date bans to allow farewell moments before the trip to Oski. Prof Heemstra assists, and Prof Strachan plans to join in Chicago for the next leg of the journey.
A comic line follows a dentist promising painless service as he uses a monkey wrench on a car. Beyers advertises Good Batteries at low prices, hinting at a casual, tongue in cheek read.
Oklahoma lists 18 Master Farmers for last year highlighting those who boosted profitability and farm life quality. The group stressed homes with lighting systems running water sanitary facilities and labor saving gear to ease the farm wife burden while electricity expansion aids rural comforts.
In Marion County May term 1928 Eva Trier sues Philip Trier for divorce on grounds of willful desertion for over two years. The petition seeks custody of their child John P. Trier known as Jack Trier and related relief. The notice directs Philip Trier to respond in the Clerk of the District Court of Iowa, Marion County.
A petition on file in the May term 1928 court proceeding requires defendants to appear at the courthouse in Knoxville Iowa on May 1 1928 to defend or default and judgment will be entered as provided by law. The notice is dated March 6 1928 and signed by attorney H EREUS E D.
Spring weather spurs a baseball drill as Coach Douthrut fields eighteen hopefuls for the season. Only six varsity veterans return, with several losses forcing new prospects to compete for every position. Early workouts focus on throwing to loosen muscles and build readiness.
The schedule remains incomplete as colleges pursue track and wrestling weather conditions. Central Ray notes potential help from Douthirt to assemble a good schedule. Respondents include Sikkink Vogelaar Brouwer R Kuyper Tandy Giles Wissink Karusu Vander Bushh Steunenberg Lammers Alsip Kerr Kersbergen Butt Poppen Boomgaarden Vander Zyl Wolbrink Van Roekel and Chilton.
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