Memorial Hall for Pella Honored Post Delays Construction
Gold Star Post No. 89 of Pella states the memorial hall project remains active but will be postponed at least one year due to high material costs and local economic pressures. The building committee continues researching options, aims to benefit all citizens, and pledges no tax burdens without clear benefit. Committee members Dick C. Van Zante C. H. Wormhoudt Gary T. Vogelaar emphasize careful planning and community value.
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American Legion
Gold Star Post
No. 89
Gold Star Post No. 89
Craig says Taniac helped her gain twelve pounds
Los Angeles resident RS J M Craig credits Taniac with improving health after a period of decline and reports a twelve pound gain in weight.
Tanlac Restores Mrs Craig’s Strength and Sleep
Mrs J M Craig of Los Angeles credits Tanlac with reversing nervous prostration and weakness after five bottles. She gained twelve pounds, slept well, and now enjoys good health, urging friends to try the medicine. Tanlac is sold by Ideal Pharmacy in Dallas Iowa and by local druggists in towns.
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Tanlac
J. M. Craig
E. 40Th Street
Los Angeles
Calif
Taniac
Pella
Ideal Pharmacy
Dallas
Iowa
Leo L. Olson
Nine Points On Churchgoing by Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt argues that a churchless community downgrades rapidly and stresses the value of church attendance. He notes Sundays offer regular worship and that true worship involves hearing sermons, reading the Bible, singing hymns, and engaging with neighbors, culminating in faith shown by works.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Iowa man cancer cure hailed by 85 year old
A Dakotah Iowa man named F A Sheeley aged 85 credits Dr O A Johnson of Kansas City for curing a neck cancer after years of suffering and failed treatments. He says the cure came in six weeks and he remains stout nearly 86. The Johnson Lab promotes external cancer treatments and blood purification with free literature.
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0. A. Johnson
Kansas City
F. A. Sheeley
Dakotah
Iowa
Dr. Johnson
Johnson Laboratory
Johnson
Delsey
A. Johnson
Kansaa
Law to curb late-night noise reaches Oklahoma House
A bill introduced by Republican T. K. Beck aims to ban snoring talking in sleep and disturbances after 1 am to protect peace. Penalties escalate from loss of breakfast for first offense to fines between $100 and $1,000 for third and later offenses, with multiple days living with a mother-in-law as added penalties.
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Oklahoma
Beck
Ex-Yank’s Re-Created Voice Shocks Medical World
St Louis Rudolph M Bowman, a former soldier wounded in the Argonne, has regained speech after losing his vocal cords. Specialists at the Central Institute for the Deaf report this is the only known case treated at government expense where false vocal cords have been trained to function like true cords. Bowman's voice is normal with slight hoarseness, and explains how ventricular bands imitate vocal cords through systematic exercises, yielding volume and range.
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St. Louis
Rudolph M. Bowman
Argonne
Central Institute For the Deaf
Bowman
U S Buys Blimp of Italy Roma Airship
The War Department announced the purchase of the Italian airship Roma for about 200000 dollars, deeming it the world’s largest semi rigid craft with 1200000 cubic feet capacity, 410 feet length, six 400 horsepower engines, and a cruising radius of up to 8000 miles. Maj. John G. Thornhill is ordered to Italy with an air service detachment to bring the Roma to America.
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Washington
War Department
John G. Thornhill
Italy
Air Service
America
Says Jazz Dead in London Standardized Dances Rise
In London P J S Richardson, a leading English dancing expert, declares jazz is dead as a term. He expects fox trot one step and tango to become standard, with teachers agreeing on a common framework while permitting individual variations. He notes flashy jazz gymnastic styles are fading.
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London
P. J. S. Richardson
U S Suicide Toll 1920 Told By Doctor Warren
Dr H M Warren president of the Save-a-Life league reports 6171 self deaths in 1920 in the United States including 707 children. The figure exceeds 1919 by over 1000 with 2604 women dying by self destruction. Youngest case was five, oldest 108, and more than 400 soldiers have taken their lives since the war ended.
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New York
United States
Save-a-Life League
H. M. Warren
League
Two Deer With One Bullet in Swanzey Report
Marshall Hill of Swanzey N H reports a hunter killed two deer with one bullet. He fired at a large buck which bolted. Finding the buck down, he followed a trail and found the buck’s body. The bullet pierced the buck’s neck and then struck the doe.
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Swanzey
N. H
Marshall Hill
Hill
Dry cleaning and poultry ads from Iowa town pages
First Street Pella and 125 North Market St OsKaloosa advertise dry cleaning with parcel post return and guaranteed satisfaction. Egg hatching ads offer S C RI Reds and RC RI Reds and Wyandotte eggs with price per 100 and per 15, plus contact phone numbers and dates for Bots ford Monroe Iowa. 11-18
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LON Fritch
North Market St
Oskaloosa
Iowa
S. C. R. I. Reds
R. C. R. I. Reds
W. Wyandotte
A. C. Botsford
Monroe
Christ's Choice of Instruments in the Church
A Thuringian miner's son and a Bedfordshire cobbler are presented as Christ's chosen instruments to influence the modern church. The piece argues that Christ selects his agents regardless of clerical or apostolic approval, shaping foreign missions and church conscience independent of church authorities.
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Christ
The Commander-in-Chief Keeps Control of Special Service
The remark notes that the Commander-in-Chief reserves the power to select personnel for special service, keeping this authority tightly in his own hands. The quote by Alexander MacLaren emphasizes centralized authority in military staffing during the period.
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Alexander Maclaren
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Dick C. van Zante
C. H. Wormhoudt
Gary T. Vogelaar
Committee
MR Ty
Castoria
The
Coe
Yank
U.S
Roma
Jazz Dead
Red River Ohio
al Clark
Chronicle
Fast Third Street
N. van Maren
Main Street
G. B. Clarke
G. Tf
John van Kllootwyk, Jr
U. S
Baker Rim
A. de Joode
Floyd Cook
R. R. Sadler
Lorain
Peace St
Jack Melton
First Street
W. R. Hinton
Cascara
la Grippe
Wormhoudt & Plette
North Pella
Husp. Breuklander
Jake. van Zante
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