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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1925

Page

4

Protecting Your Health Seals Bolster Tuberculosis Fight

The piece recalls steady sacrifice by all ages in labs, schools, homes, and clinics to protect public health. It notes ancient plagues waning and tuberculosis diminishing over decades. It urges purchasing Christmas seals again to fund national state and local TB associations and support unseen health protectors.

Simple Mixture Best For Constipation

Simple buckthorn bark magnesium sulph glycerine and other ingredients as used in Adlerika make an effective laxative. It often works within one hour and does not gripe. The remedy relieves gas and may remove long-standing matter, though deep-seated causes may persist. Ideal Pharmacy. The piece ends with unrelated religious and business lines.

Pella Patient at Sanitarium Letter Note

The author Jennie Van Zante from Sunnyslope San in Ottumwa Iowa describes limited strength while at the sanitarium. She thanks friends for letters and offers to answer questions about the place. She mentions a rural mail route delivering mail around 10 am and possible town trips for mail.

Jennie van Zante Sunnyslope San Ottumwa Iowa

Tibetan name for Everest from Cha-ma-lung-mo meaning high place

The Tibetan phrase Cha-ma-lung-mo translates to the place where it is so high that even a lid goes blind, referring to Mt. Everest, the world's highest mountain.

Mt. Everest

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