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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1922
Page
1
Rory OConnor, identified as a key Irish scrapper, is suspected to be responsible for a large disturbance at the scene. Authorities allege his involvement amid ongoing investigations and heightened tensions in the area.
Conn Doyle, famed author of Sherlock Holmes tales, shifts to mediumistic spiritualism in America. While unmatched in detective fiction, he is described as dull and uninteresting as a senile victim of overstrained imagination in this critical note.
The Ku Klux Klan draws public attention again with activity in California, especially Los Angeles. Authorities meet the hoodlums with lawful measures, replacing mobs and sensational religious condemnations, and expect good results from the American approach.
The Irish held a one day peace strike to protest De Valera’s row against the Free State Government. It achieved nothing and the writer suggests forcing De Valera to work for twenty years to restore Ireland to sanity, highlighting the futility of the protest.
A reminiscence ties President Harding’s close call with a past county tale. An old farmer recalls narrowly avoiding being struck by a train near his southern county place, unhitched his team, and reached the barn before the locomotive passed. The anecdote preserves local memory of peril and relief.
Class movements rarely advance in this country, yet politicians may use them to win votes. In Iowa’s U S senate contest, at least one Democratic candidate and possibly a Republican hopeful are appealing to prejudice. The speaker argues that the man who pits Americans against each other is unsafe for high office.
Des Moines weighs local daylight saving style shift for the capital, mirroring wartime practice. Opinions differ on benefits, with doubt about nationwide adoption, though individuals and groups may still adjust hours to suit themselves.
A letter argues Representative Denison’s proposal to curb fraudulent stock schemes through interstate commerce controls. The writer predicts broad restrictions on mall use and rail travel for swindlers, accusing the measure of targeting the poor while the rich evade impact.
The text notes that Mr. Bryan, long tormented in politics, shifts his focus to cosmic matters, remarking on the baffling manners of some men beyond comprehension. It frames his turn as a notable shift in public life and hints at broader reactions to his views.
The piece notes critics of Darwinian theory challenge William J. Bryan by citing a Nebraska find of an anthropoid ape tooth. Scientists call it the most primitive yet discovered, but detractors doubt the specimen's significance and suggest motives to discredit Bryan and Nebraska.
The piece denounces violators of prohibition who claim a prelaw liquor stock justifies lawbreaking. It compares them to wealthy jewelry owners and silk shirt buyers, calling the stance foolish, illogical, and wasteful. It emphasizes harm from both lawbreaking and extravagant spending.
The piece urges solemn observance for fallen soldiers on Memorial Day and discourages youth ball games by American Legion posts in Pella. It calls for proper respect to the flag, noting some adults fail to remove hats during processions, and asks residents to honor the nation's dead and the flag with loyal conduct.
The Des Moines Capital objects to Democrats voting in Republican primaries saying Republicans should name their own nominees and voters should have that privilege. The Chronicle agrees with repealing the law but resistsDemocrats being disenfranchised, arguing the issue stems from Republican legislation and that both sides face wrongs under current rules.
A Waterloo man Joseph Diefenbach a veteran musician kept his bass viol in the basement to avoid wife’s protests. Four egg settings about to hatch yielded dead chicks likely from vibration. A minister’s wife in West Virginia is noted for multiple marriages and a playful list of children’s bird names. A Pleasantville farmer spanks his son to wake him. his wife jokes about hiring a new girl. Pete Vander Werf attends a mass meeting over a school board decision, then scolds peers for lacking ammunition in debate.
A Belgian boy born with two heads had one removed by surgeons, restoring normal development. The case led to the adage that two heads are not better than one, illustrating a rare congenital condition and medical intervention.
A reflective quote on love and restraint. It urges sealing lips after kindness and letting love work unseen, advising to forget one’s actions and buy nothing to publicize it. The passage frames love as a private force that acts without fanfare or reward.
A travel note from Rome to Naples describes Naples as a great commercial city with sites to see. It recounts the medieval town of San Germano Casinum Monte Cassino and Saint Benedict’s monastic rule, the monastery on Monte Cassino, and Benedict’s life including his 515 organization of the Benedictines and 529 Cloister construction. The writer recalls meeting an Italian in Casinum who longed to return to America, and visits Capua noting ancient gladiatorial history and Spartacus revolt as Rome’s violent backdrop.
Political announcement from Jacob De Haan states candidacy for state representative in Marion County. The bid is contingent on Republican voters in the June primary and seeks voter support. De Haan emphasizes allegiance to party process and community service as the campaign begins.
Candidate for the Marion County board member seat for the January 1924 term seeks the Republican voters' support at the June primary. PPTDR TYSSELING.
Wesley McGee declares his candidacy for Marion County auditor subject to the Democratic primaries on June 7. The statement serves as a formal entry letter to the party members and supporters.
A KOOL announces intention to seek the Republican nomination for a state representative seat, contingent on the June primary decision. The statement signals a formal campaign entry and readiness to contest the nomination.
The Advansonians present The Man on the Box on Saturday May 6 at 8 p.m. in the High School Auditorium. An all star cast includes Ruth Sikkink Cornie Vander Meide Ike Van der Meide and many others in a comedy full of misadventure with acts set in Washington D C and Chevy Chase.
Aromatic vinegar is a solution of volatile oils from cinnamon cloves lavender juniper peppermint lemon and rosemary in alcohol vinegar and water. It is used as a cooling lotion for headaches and fevers.
A Pennsylvania doctor famed for treating disease drew attention across towns. Dr. Pierce moved to affaio New York and offered Favorite Prescription as a tonic for female illnesses. Thousands report relief from pain weakness and nervousness. He later promoted Anurlo for kidney and backache and uric deposits. Send 10 cents to Buffalo NY for trial packages or write for free medical advice.
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