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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
3
President Wilson issues a proclamation urging schools colleges and universities to observe the 300th anniversary of the Pilgrims landing at Plymouth in 1620. He names three Pilgrim Tercentenary Commission members and encourages nationwide patriotic services December 21 to mark the event.
Dr James H Allen promotes Allenrhu as a sure conqueror of rheumatism. He states two bottles will relieve agony and swollen joints and that druggists will refund money if it does not conquer the disease. The claim highlights lifelong suffering and tested results in severe cases.
An wartime era ad claims Allen's Foot Ease relieves aching feet by powder that soothes corns bunions and callouses. It is promoted as used by American British and French soldiers and suitable for walking all day in comfort.
An ad touts Dr Fierce Favorite Prescription as a tonic and nervine for women, claiming it helps with household worries and daily life burdens. The sales pitch emphasizes its popularity with thousands of women and notes availability in stores.
Despite bad weather many Pella residents and Central students attended the second lecture of the course last Monday. Substitute speaker K. F. Nantz of Baltimore impressed the audience with a passionate talk on The New Citizenship. He argued reconstruction should proceed on multiple lines, urging Americans to prioritize humanity over business and urging political leaders to bury party disputes to settle postwar issues.
A fragment warns that crowds will discuss a person constantly and judge motives. It urges quiet restraint to avoid misreadings or accusations, advising to keep cool and not reveal bold intent or take sides in public talk. The passage hints at gossip shaping perception.
The article extols cheerful living inspired by autumn scenery and Browning, urging individuals to cultivate a cheerful disposition, kindness, and useful conversation. It highlights the Alethian Society’s reinforcement with new members and calls for mutual support, smiles, and shared goodwill to sustain a positive school atmosphere.
The article outlines deafness as a stealthy, progressive condition, likened to an unseen government. It warns the hearing loss advances quietly affecting the inner ear structures and auditory nerve, with some long-ago treated cases retaining hearing today.
A late Bill Nye enjoyed a humorous storytelling moment at a dinner with guests. He tried his best to entertain as a little girl gently deflected a line about her father, saying he was a very funny man and that they had company.
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