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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1915

Page

4

Local items from Pella and surrounding towns this week

The Star Auto Co sold Ford Touring cars to Vander Haar De Reus Ed Byer and Jac Brower and an Overland Touring to Will Langer ak. Miss Myrtle Howell of Oskaloosa visited Central College friends for May Day events. Several residents traveled for commencements, church duties, or visits. The new 85 foot flag pole near the Soldiers' monument was installed by the G A R Ladies Circle with two flags.

The Star Auto Co C. Vander, Haar M. M. de Reus Ed Byer Jac. Brower Will Langerak Myrtle Howell Oskaloosa Jesse Dunn Central College Sophie Hoogenakker Mitchellville Frances van Gorp C. de Leeuw Los Angeles California Christian Reformed Church J. G. Vander Lane Firth Nebr Grand Rapids Mich Joe Faassen Baby Des Moines Iowa F. N. Byram H. E. Huckstead John de Vries Elizabeth Otley Pella H. J. Hasselman Evans Tom Vander Werf J. A. Lapham Department of Education Ben Blommers Eliott College Auditorium Soldiers’ Monument J. B. Donovan Denver Pella Opera House Henry de Witt Hub Ottumwa

Weather Forecast for Upper Mississippi Valley and Plain States

For the week beginning May 26 1915 the forecast indicates generally fair weather with seasonable temperatures across the Upper Mississippi Valley and Plain States. Expect light winds and no major stormsinent.

Mississippi Valley Plain States

Prohibition Rally Promised At Pella Church

From the Prohibition State Committee at Oskalooga an 8:00 p m meeting is set Monday May 31 at Second Reformed church in Pella. The Clarions will speak and sing. admission is free. The item notes the group as a strong attraction.

Prohibition The Prohibition State Committee Oskalooga Second Reformed Church Pella Clarions

The First Trousers and Their Fashion History

The article traces the origins of trousers from early baglike garments to formfitting styles worn beneath elastic stockings. It notes the silk hat era driving legwear reform, the role of military pantaloons, and early London trials with tight, light cloth trousers. It ends with a science snippet on light dispersion and motion.

London

Doppler's Law of Light Proves Solar Northward Motion

The article asserts that Doppler's law of light shows the solar system moves northward at about twelve miles per second. It compares sound pitch changes on approaching and receding trains to light waves, claiming Earth and Sun move away from a point near Vega in Lyra. It mentions spectroscope observations of waves from northern stars.

Edgar Lucien Larkin New York American Doppler Earth Solar System Vega Lyra

Carriage Repairs Offered for On Road Breakdowns

On the road mishaps may strike at any time and a prompt solution is urged. If a carriage suffers a mishap, bring it in for repairs while it still can be saved. Small repairs are urged now to avoid a total wreck and to restore the vehicle to a like new condition or better.

Ship of State Johnnie Hector Clover E. F. Mcintyre

Weather myths of battles and rain, exploded

A Popular Science Monthly writer debunks the link between gunfire and rain during battles. Records show rain occurs naturally about every three or four days, and experiments in 1892 found no rain result from dynamite explosions in clouds. Attempts to prevent hail by cloud bombardment also lack scientific basis.

Popular Science Monthly United States

Attacked In Front and Rear Joke From Boston Transcript

A young acquaintance who enjoys scrapes wished to be a postage stamp because it can be licked once. The remark leads to the punch line that a stamp also takes a severe punch in the face, per the Boston Transcript.

Boston Transcript

Seven Bark Remedies Promised for Chronic Ills

Advertising copy touts nature’s remedy "Seven Bark," claiming quick permanent relief by cleansing poisons and uric acid from the system. The product has allegedly operated for 43 years, priced at 50 cents per bottle, available at druggists or from LYMAN BROWN at 68 Murray St., New York.

Lyman Brown Murray St New York N.Y

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Ktozy Theater Paul Hodgson Central Glee Club Sully Hall Lynneville Spreekk Doppler’s Law OF Light Sechler Buggies Gezels June Records F. D. Stubenrauch
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