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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1923
Page
1
Ford widens wire supply to aid armature work
Ford Motor Company now manufactures its own insulated copper wire after failing to meet specifications for winding armatures in Ford cars. Production runs at seventy miles per day with plans to raise capacity, a move that boosts Henry Ford's popularity among supporters who advocate him for president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Ford Company
Henry Ford
Private sector leader urged for national head role
The text argues that government inefficiency makes a successful private businessman a strong choice for national leadership. It cites Harding's restraint on government and Roosevelt’s phrase about Less government in business and more business in government as a projected public sentiment guiding voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Theodore Roosevelt
Late President's Program and Tariff Critique
The article argues the late president could not fully implement his program before death. It states his noble principle was not endorsed by his party and condemns the Republican protective tariff for government intervention in business. It also condemns the party's handling of issues like strikes and lockouts as poor business governance.
The Perfect Man for Office Remains Unfound in Politics
The piece argues that ideal candidates are rare, noting a balance of ability and qualifications. It cautions that strong private business skills do not guarantee public success, citing Governor McCray of Indiana and President Harding as examples, and contrasts with McKinley or earlier administrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCray
Indiana
McKinley
Harding
Ford as President Weighs Business Skill and Diplomacy
The piece argues a president must manage both foreign relations and domestic policy. It contends Henry Ford lacks diplomatic ability despite business acumen. It calls for a leader with Ford’s business prowess plus Wilson or Harding level diplomacy to maintain U S standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Henry Ford
Wilson
Harding
Evolution of telephone tech from cranks to central offices
The passage notes how early telephones required cranking to connect at the central office and credits modern improvements to the work and experiments of engineers like Steinmetz and Thomas A. Edison, highlighting the progression from manual to automated communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinmetz
Thomas A. Edison
The Torch of Discovery in Electric Progress
The text notes Steinmetz’s death may breach progress but insists successors will continue advancing electric science. It highlights energy transmutation, wired and wireless transmission, and large and small power sources like Keokuk Dam and Niagara, with electricity powering Chronicle printing and refrigeration, illustrating electricity’s varied uses and adaptability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinmetz
Keokuk
Niagara
Pella
Chronicle
Edison
Vision of future energy and economic peril
The piece envisions leveraging tidal and hydro energy while reducing transmission losses to end long distance power wars. It notes Germany’s inflationary collapse and warns against paper money schemes, citing Ford’s proposals and the dangers of debt vs destruction to national finance.
Germany’s suffering and looming recovery warned after war
The piece notes Germany’s deep economic and social ruin after years of war. It contrasts suffering civilians with spared leaders like the Kaiser and top officers, condemns war’s wreckage on civilians, and hopes for a hard lesson learned for Germany while Russia’s fate is also mentioned as bleaker but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Kaiser
von Hindenburg
von Terpitz
Russia
Death of Dr. Charles P. Steinmentz Highlights Electrical Progress
The passing of famed electrical expert Dr. Charles P. Steinmentz prompts reflection on the rapid evolution of electricity. The piece recalls early telegraph use and the emergence of telephone, electric light, powerful motors, wireless telegraph and telephone, and many modern adaptations transforming daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Steinmentz
Germany’s depreciating currency linked to postwar suffering
The article argues that much suffering in Germany stems from the collapse of its monetary system. It notes the mark’s depreciation since the war, with four marks per dollar on gold earlier, then drastic devaluation leaving one mark in gold worth vastly more in paper terms. The comparison to the U.S. dollar highlights the inflationary impact on daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Europe
Advertising is the locomotive of business says Wrigley
William Wrigley Jr speaking to a smoking car audience explained that advertising costs are essential. He warned that stopping publicity would slow the engine of commerce and halt growth, arguing demand relies on continuous promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wrigley, Jr
Chcle
Mr. Wrigley
Wall Street Journal
Wright County Road Surfacing Halted by Tuck Law Funds
The Jewell Record reports Wright County cannot gravel 70 miles of primary roads yet, due to the Tuck law restricting counties from spending beyond available cash after the last legislature. Money is exhausted, delaying surfacing and completion of the drained roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright County
Jewell
Brookhart Faces Tough Fight for Senate renomination
The Manson Journal notes Senator Brookhart will face strong opposition for renomination. While not reflecting large vote counts, press sentiment in many areas is against him due to his stance against the outlaw government of Russia and his general positions toward business. Newspaper editors nationwide oppose him for these reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookhart
Senate
Russia
Manson Journal
Advertising Satire on Consumer Hype in One Morning
A man wakes to a day filled with advertised goods from blanket to cigar. He uses an entire chain of branded products from bed to breakfast and even his car before refusing to advertise, arguing that advertising does not pay.
Observations on Tom Constantine and regional jests at convention
Tom Constantine returns from the national American Legion convention in San Francisco and notes a lively Iowa presence. He and an Auxiliary delegate toured Colorado and other spots, crediting a letter to Chronicle mail, while jokes from Knoxville papers pepper the piece. The column jokes about marriages, pota to growers, and conflation in Republican party moves amid Brookhart controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Constantine
National American Legion
San Francisco
Iowa
Tom
The
Chronicle
Legion Auxiliary
Colorado
Sacramento
Knoxville Journal
Republican State Committee
Brookhart
State Committee
Republican Party
Curtis
Journal
Iowa road plans for state game traffic raise doubts
The Chicago Tribune notes that traffic for the November 3 Iowa City homecoming could be eased by routing through Davenport with pavement from Chicago to Davenport via Dewitt and a new state road south. Special trains may run Davenport to Iowa City, while dirt links remain muddy and nearly impassable in spots. The piece alludes to public distrust of propaganda in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa City
Davenport
Chicago
Dewitt
Chicago Motor Club
The
Chicago Tribune
J. L. Jenkins
Tell Em Then Tell Em: Irish Lawyer Advertising Lesson
A newspaper column presents an Irish lawyer’s tactic of telling jurors what he will say, then saying it, and repeating it. It cites Rev Frank Crane on existential questions, plus a humorous note about storks cranes and a weather-storm lead. Local hunters had a big day as ducks arrived early, and waterfowl moved south seeking warmer weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Crane
Storks
Local notes from Pella and nearby towns
Governor Cummins spoke in Pella on Monday and dined with Senator J. L. Warren. Luke Bruinsma sold a residence to Mrs. Ellerbrook for 1250 dollars. A large auto on Main street sparked curiosity among locals and visitors. Mrs. D. Vander Pol and son Jas. visited Lynnville for the 11th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Wagaman’s marriage. Monroe chapter of the P E O visited Pella and was hosted by the Pella chapter. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Howell rented their home to O. W. Catlin and plan to move to Florida. H. H. Sadler left for Huntington, Virginia. Charley Boland, in Des Moines, is visiting Pella. Harry Keables is taking a Chicago vacation. A. J. Hollebrands steps into the drug store. Emma and Elizabeth Hamilton prepare to move to Valley Junction. Tennis Verros died at home on Broadway October 26 at age 88. T. D. Tice lost an eye in a crowd at a public sale when an auctioneer’s whip struck him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Florida
H. H. Sadler
Huntington
W. Va
Charley Boland
Des Moines
Pella
Harry Keables
Chicago
A. J. Hollebrands
Emma
Elizabeth Hamilton
Valley Junction
Tennis Verros
Broadway
T. D. Tice
Mr. Tice
Republicans seek new deal after Spokane defeat
The Republican party contemplates fresh from the people as Spokane losses reshape chances in Congress. Last year Spokane district favored Republicans by over 2000 votes, but its defeat signals waning control and prompts a call to move away from Washington bureaucracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Congress
Washington
Iowa
Henry Ford attitudes in Dearborn Independent debated
Chariton Leader notes Henry Ford claims Christ was not Jewish and contrasts his stance on race and theology. The item portrays Ford as promoting Gentile influence in global media while maintaining a selective view on Jewish heritage. A sharp critique of his religious and racial positions is presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Christ
Henry
Chariton
Rich man and jail escape mocked in Times Republican
The Marshalltown Times Republican notes the biblical saying about a rich man and a needle's eye, arguing that if he could escape jail as easily, the allusion would lose its force. The remark critiques privilege and the justice system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown Times Republican
Old Fashioned Eye Wash Patent Remedy Claim
A historical advertisement touts Lag optik eye wash with camphor witch hazel hydrastis and other tonics to strengthen weak eyes and relieve strain or soreness. Claims quick action and includes a free aluminum eye cup from Ideal Pharmacy.
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Nnes Hin Co
W. A. Young
America First
Knoxville
Knoxville Express
Prairie City
Oskaloosa Herald
Cummins
J. L. Warren
Luke Bruinsma
South Pella
Ellerbrook
James V. Lankelma
Ideal Pharmacy
Honey Creek Coal CO
Phil Bishop
Mer
H. C. Payne
W. C. Verploeg
Ames
Farmer's Produce Building
Georgia Chalfont
Fowler
DR. C. I. Fox
Maio and Liberty Sts
J. J. Sybenga
Puritan Drug Store
D. N. Steffen
Bell Clathige
Aschenbrenner
Geelhoed
H. 0
Wormhoudt
Jaarsama Bakery
Pella, Iowa
A. P. Fankhauser
T. G. Fultz
Vander Zyl Bros
F. F. Carpenter
Wagner's
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