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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1919
Page
7
Dr Chas Medbury reelected as lyceum lecturer at Central College, delivering a keynote on Democracies Final Test. The address praised democracy, warned of looming threats from socialism and Bolshevism, and highlighted individuality cosmopolitanism and reverence as pillars. Weather halted further events.
A lecture in Pella drew a good attendance and received high praise, ranking with the best ever delivered in the town. Attendees enjoyed a program noted for its engaging delivery and lasting impact.
Central College students express sympathy to Dr M J Hoffman on his father's sudden death. They note his moral character and faith, pray for healing, and extend prayers to the bereaved family. A notice is published in the Central Bay and local papers by the Student Council.
The Wildroot Company used a Curtiss airplane to ship about 600 pounds of product to New York amid rail strikes and express carrier disruptions. Capt. Leo Chase flew from Buffalo via Syracuse and Albany, landing in Troy for minor engine trouble, marking the first state crossing by air with freight.
A pastor recalls the value of directly expressing appreciation within households. He notes how written or spoken praise comforts tired mothers and encourages fathers, children, and students to engage more fully in their roles. The piece urges frequent kind remarks to strengthen family ties.
Dorothe Dix writes in Good Housekeeping using a Southern dialect to challenge the idea that widowers cannot be happy in a second marriage. She argues that a man’s past failures as a husband do not guarantee he will be a poor partner the second time.
A rugged speaker recalls types of women and husbands from old times, noting angry, soft spoken, lazy and loyal partners. The Red Ranger urges preserving home life and joy for the returning soldier boy, urging steady, simple domestic rhythms.
A tribute describes dogs that watch for returning army and navy men. They stay by the gate listening for familiar footsteps or voices, second only to family members in loyalty and vigilance.
The ad promotes Burperba Tint shades as a small step above rivals in city window coverings at Vander Linden’s Bazaar. It emphasizes quality and a new shade option for shoppers.
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