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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1903
Page
2
The poem evokes sunset transforms stone into a godlike glow as swallows weave a bright fabric of sun and blue around spires. Laborers bow their heads at day’s end while angels toll the bell. It bids lovers to remember joyous, imperishable beauty as dusk falls, crediting Wilfrid Wilson Gibson via Chambers' Journal.
A woman contemplates leaving her free life to visit Marion for a year. She debates delaying the departure to Monday to avoid rushing, fearing Tom would want letters she cannot bring herself to write. The internal struggle reveals feelings she cannot express aloud.
In a reflective tale a lifelong helper, Caroline, who never married, dedicates herself to family and the poor. A former schoolmate, Hiram Wight, reappears and proposes a second chance at life and love, leading to their marriage and a renewed hope that even a life spent in service can harbor happiness.
Basketball action shows Pella boys defeating Chey ms Sabet OTIS by 2259 to 2159. Local oil depot work underway with Standard Oil placing tanks for city sales, J W Ross and T E Rogers arriving from Des Moines to install them. Upcoming basketball, campus teams, and a Monday Auditorium game between first and second ladies teams. Society notes include Ladies Social and Literary Circle meeting with program on Shakespeare and Henry IV. Property on South Main being leveled for a prime residence lot and Miss Mary Kuyper's two week vacation to visit Rochester and Chicago to stock new goods.
A royal scene unfolds as Queen learns of a looming conflict tied to a princess Alicia and Prince Ludovic. The minister urges caution while the queen demands obedience. Alicia declares resolve to defy a doomed alliance, hinting at a larger political crisis beyond the palace walls.
School officers are informed that 36-37 W. H. Lucas Co. Superintendent will attend a meeting at the Schubring Hotel on November 25 to confer with proper officers regarding the selection of library books for the schools.
Help wanted for a lady clerk to wait on customers write keep stock in shape must speak Holland and not afraid of work age experience and salary expectations requested box 552 Pella Iowa 3st call for Chilly the Clipper 35 38.
A damaged line reads Thanks to the friends. The fragment hints at a gratitude message.
At the Wray home in a two o’clock Wednesday Nov 4 wedding Norene Wray daughter of Mr and Mrs Seth Wray married Andrew J Vandermeulen of Pella Rev J E Burma officiated and the bridal party walked through a flowered path after Miss Zoe C Patterson sang A Message of violets and Miss Eva Collins played the wedding march.
Mrs. Gertrude E. Fenner of Marion Indiana suffered a cold deep in the lungs that caused pneumonia and weight loss from 148 to 92 pounds. She was cured entirely by One Minute Cough Cure after trying many remedies. Four bottles strengthened her lungs and restored her weight and health. Sold by all druggists.
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