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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1915
Page
7
An article warns against cutting costs by substituting low-grade alum baking powders for cream of tartar options like Royal. It cautions that sawdust is unusable as food and that alum powders are deemed unsafe by many food authorities worldwide. Royal Baking Powder Co. in New York endorses higher quality ingredients for health.
Mrs. P H Spoelska and her son visited relatives in Pella over Sunday. Many neighbors and friends are mentioned, with notes on travels to OsKaloosa Indianola Des Moines and Denver. The column notes illness pneumonia several birthdays and local social events and a coming demonstration of farming machinery.
Robert Clayton offers daily and Sunday Regis ter and Leader home delivery with good service guaranteed. He promises reliable morning delivery and asserts the Register and Leader is a mighty good newspaper customers will like.
The evangelistic band of Crozer Theological Seminary since opening last fall has registered 2,366 converts in meetings. Of these, 1,650 were won in sessions led by student Albany Smith, son of "Gipsy" Smith, amid the recent disorders.
Repair shop ad offers lawn mowers to repair and sharpen gas line stoves to clean bicycles sewing machines gas engines and furniture to repair. J. E. Cornelius phone 222 K tf.
Miss Sorensen spoke on history Thursday morning while Marguerite Tracy prepares a piano recital May 27 assisted by Mr. Sadler. The Village Post Office promises laughs Tuesday, with a June 8 commencement concert slated to close the year. The Annual earns praise and a Federated Club Artist Course will bring seven artists this fall across three evenings.
During May 24 through May 29 the Chronicle lists a special promotional deal authorized by the Register and Leader of Des Moines. Readers can subscribe to the Register and Leader or Evening Tribune along with a 3 ft by 5 ft American flag at discounted prices, with options ranging from one week to several months.
A reader testimonial promotes Allen's Foot-Ease as instant relief for tired feet at exhibitions. The ad notes the product prevents swelling in hot feet and claims the user enjoyed the Expo stay thanks to its use in shoes. Sold everywhere for 25c.
In recent years the public has focused on prevention against TB and typhoid fever. TB cases declined fifty nine percent and typhoid fever decreased sixty five percent due to strengthened health measures and public awareness.
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