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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
8
Dr. W O Parrish of Osceola Iowa writes from afar to recall life in Pella a half century ago He was made a mason in Pella Lodge No 65 fifty four years ago and asks for the exact date He lists older residents he remembers and inquires about them He says a stroke four years ago forces him to write with a pencil and asks old friends to write back to him
Advice to protect orchards by clearing litter from tree bases, mounding soil before freeze, and removing grass and weeds to deter mice while noting rabbits still cause damage. Multiple protection methods exist with good results.
A Thrift Magazine piece argues patience and gentleness improve both farm animal training and child rearing. Harsh treatment breeds problems. a genuine smile and kind word can lift spirits, reveal hidden needs, and guide youths toward better choices.
Mrs Martin of Tilger Nebraska touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription during pregnancy related nausea and fatigue. The ad urges readers to ask druggists for the tablet or liquid tonic and offers 109 trial units with free advice from Dr Pierce's invalides hotel in Buffalo New York.
Amended and substituted articles of incorporation for Garden City Feeder Company in Pella Iowa define name and principal place, authorize two hundred thousand dollars capital stock, powers to own property and stock, director rules, notices, and amendment procedures with attestations dated February 8 1922 by A C Van Houweling and P H Van Gorp before a Notary Public in Marion County Iowa.
The document outlines preferred stock at 7 percent interest, cash par retirement after three years, transfer restrictions through secretary entry, voting rights limited to common stock holders, and full payment requirements. It records authorized capital stock, conditions for issuance, and corporate governance terms including a five-member board, officers, and February annual elections with named early directors and officers from Pella Iowa.
A quirky sequence imitates debate and social satire with clipped dialogue. A man suppresses violent thoughts while a dancer balances on one toe, and a campaigner boasts a flawless candidate while Miss Cayenne jokes about marriage in leap year. Quick quips about law, tailoring, and irony finish the vignette.
Dialogue contrasts affection and doubt as a spouse claims devotion while the other recalls doubt proved true, revealing a strained marital tension between two speakers.
Medical experts in the Volga famine area report cholera death rates from 60 to 75 percent among those attacked. The illness wanes as weather cools, but refugees in camps lack sanitary care and beds. Dr. Emily Burkhardt, with the American relief committee, notes doctors and nurses work under dire conditions without proper hospitals or disinfectants. Proper feeding is cited as the best defense, while many caregivers risk death due to inadequate facilities and supplies.
The dairy cow needs an ounce or more of salt daily and should not be forced to eat more than she wants, per the U S Department of Agriculture. A rural schoolhouse tale recalls a moonlit first romance, where a dog chased a stranger onto the porch, ending the narrator's first love affair.
The excerpt shows a character asking if the machine costs less to maintain than the previous one and receiving the reply that it costs much less, leaving enough to live decently. The dialogue implies improved efficiency and financial relief.
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