White Goods Line Described in Fine Voiles and Dimities
An unusually nice line of White Goods offered in extra fine Voiles plain and fancy Transparent Organdie Pearline Lawn Flaxons Striped and Checked Dimities and related textiles.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1918
Page
7
College Notes Preview of Dorm Room Furnishing Initiative
The Advance Society votes to furnish a dormitory room. Chapels, recitals, and commencement plans fill the campus schedule. President Hoffman leads trips for building funds, and Sadler studio hosts piano and pipe organ instruction with a summer term starting May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advance Society
Advansonia
Old Central
Pres. Hoffman
H. J. Vanden Berg
Paul Synhorst
Northwest
Building Fund
Prof. Sadler
Freda Hesselink
Mabel van Donselaar
Elizabeth Wesselink
Grace van Ryswyk
Johanna van Duren
Sadler
Mr. Sadler
Sunnyside
U. M
Geneva
Philo Hall
Fern
Senior Academy
Fern Smith
Bis
APEL LA GIRLS WAR WORK AT INTERLAKEN Foyer
Mrs. W E Lauterbach writes from Interlaken Switzerland about Y M C A war work among internees including French officers and locals. She describes Easter tableaux for soldiers and children, religious aims, and cooperation with Catholic leadership, plus updates on mail, morale, and daily efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Lauterbach
Y. T. van Niewaal
Switzerlad
Interlaken
Switzerland
Oskaloosa St
Pella
Iowa
Berne
France
Germany
Europe
Austria
Will
Church Universal
Christ
Grosclaude
Jesus
Temple
Peter
America
Wndow
Grindelwald
Villa Dana
Oren
Margaret
Growing Sweet Corn Field Selection and Soil Prep
The article emphasizes choosing a good field for sweet corn, warning against using soil already exhausted by field corn. Rich ground yields better crops, and after selecting soil, focus shifts to seed bed preparation to maximize harvest. It notes poorer soils lead to disappointing results and blames the crop rather than the corn variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Also Mentioned on This Page
College
J. Ossenaarde
Leighton
Hester
Academy
Philos
First Church
Pne Pile
Conservatory
Glee Club
Hoffman
Miss de Pass
Des Moines
Verna Hendricks
Chapel
Apella
Vander Linden
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