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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
3
Many children suffer illness. Mother Gray's Sweet Powders claim to break up colds in 24 hours, ease feverishness headache and stomach troubles, aid teething, regulate bowels, destroy worms, and are pleasant for kids. Used by mothers for over 30 years. Available from druggists with sample free. Mother Gray Co Le Roy NY.
A testimonial from Mrs. O J Wheeler of 1431 Harrison St Kansas City Missouri extols Tanlac as the best medicine she has found after years of poor health. She details a fall injury and a severe flu episode that left her with loss of appetite stomach pain weight loss headaches and dizziness. She credits Tanlac with restoring appetite and easing gas and other ailments. The note includes legal land records and a court clerks notice filed in Marion County Iowa about quieting title to described parcels with a May 4 1920 deadline for defense.
Civil action in May Term 1920 Marion County Iowa naming many defendants and spouses including Graham Graham Le Cock Buwalda Slot Kuiper and others. Plaintiffs claim unknown claimants of described real estate in section 32 lot 1 southwest quarter southeast quarter.
A devotional poem asks for trust in God amid sorrow, requesting guidance to keep loved ones safe and remain faithful. The second quotation questions success, contrasting a man's pursuit of money with a woman's aim to win the moneyed partner, attributed to The Sou'wester.
An old reliable blood maker and herbal tonic built from wild roots and barks. It is touted to strengthen the body and guard against colds and dis ease germs with ingredients like wild cherry bark stillingia Oregon grape root and blood root. The notice urges trials and mentions Catarrh Remedy and a 10 cent trial package.
A neighbor invites Johnny to a circus and offers money, but the boy refuses, explaining he would rather keep his father’s trust. The tale concludes with the lesson that a son who avoids wrongdoing to preserve his father's respect will never be rebellious.
A collection of light jokes and anecdotes from Life and Boys' Life sources. Topics range from morning height differences to salary jokes, pastry misnaming, and humorous doctor patient banter. The tone mirrors early 20th century humor in brief, punchy setups and wry endings.
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