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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1922
Page
2
Pella and nearby towns report visiting relatives folk in from Oskaloosa Newton and Des Moines. Diphtheria scare under control with nearly three hundred pupils inoculated. Various social calls, health updates, and a Grinnell bank check incident involving a mystery depositor.
Next Friday evening December 1, we shall be entertained by Mr Montraville Wood, scientific lecturer. This gentleman comes to us highly recommended, having had personal associations with many of the leading electrical geniuses of the country.
Central students and faculty are urged to attend an affordable Lyceum program by Mr. Wood, promoting uplifting outside ideas. The College YMCA needs funds to cover the course expenses, while the event promises rich meals and engaging talks, ending with a lighthearted remark about Professor.
In a warm Iowa Story Tale, siblings Philip and Rose learn Thanksgiving is more than a feast. They secretly save pennies and scatter corn for birds to thank God, who provides sun, rain, and harvest, inspiring compassion and gratitude.
A refined piano recital Thursday at 4 30 in Mr Sadler s studio featured a diverse program. Performances included Diavolina Bertha Plette Der Freischutz piano quartet Weber Wild Flowers Steadlog Yvonne Aschenbrenner Airy Fairies Spaulding May Van Houweling Leonora Gaass May 225 de ete etc. The event closed with a quotation about wasting time by Sterne.
From The Central Bay report describes a Friday night gathering at Prof. Lee's home from nine thirty to ten thirty. Students Gerrit Ostie Pret and others assist, with puzzles and conversation while preparations move from the prep room to the consumption room.
Troop 868 of Boy Scouts linked with Buena Memorial Presbyterian in Chicago placed a troop record in the church cornerstone on June 18. Scouts led the flag ceremony and guided the congregation from the old building to the new for the event.
Coal production coverage notes thirty states and claims eighty states in the Union list as sources discuss mineral resources and energy distribution. The brief mentions national coal production variety across regions and the scope of extraction within the United States.
An old proverb links thrift to diligence with a biblical note about how a prudent person values what he earns. The fragment cites a line from Solomon on prudent living and the virtue of careful stewardship.
Kneeling on both knees was reserved for divine worship in the Middle Ages. Homage to the sovereign was performed on one knee only.
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