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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1907
Page
3
A promotional piece extols Dr. Pierce s Favorite Prescription as a safe tonic for women, claiming it strengthens the system, aids nerves, and helps with fatigue and hysteria. It targets teachers, milliners, seamstresses, and housekeepers, asserting benefits to sleep and mood, with Pleasant Pellets for digestion.
A poem celebrating goldenrod as autumn’s field of glory. It likens yellow blooms to heralds and banners, with butterflies as crests and ladies sending tokens to knights. The imagery blends summer warmth and autumn splendor in a regal meadow scene.
A man may secretly admire the girl who helps in household matters and shows interest in home duties. He hopes she can handle emergencies from cooking to sewing, be unselfish, and listen to deeper subjects beyond dress. Matrimony requires more than looks and cheer.
A New Idea Women's Magazine October issue highlights the Doukhobors as an intriguing continental group. They migrated from Russia penniless to Canada, now owning land stock and modern farming tools, with business run on a community basis.
A Southern plantation dairy observed hands using milking stools and basic implements. The initial trial with the innovation proved only partly successful as workers adapted to the new method amid confusion and rough handling of the equipment.
Fragmentary OCR text references a publication titled Woman's Home Companion for October. No clear event, person, or organization details readable to form a full news item or outcome.
A New York daily paper carries a purported cure for backache and kidney or bladder trouble. The remedy mixes Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla in specific amounts, taken after meals and at night. A local druggist calls the ingredients harmless and costly to obtain, noting the mixture often helps rheumatic conditions and could benefit kidney function. Readers are urged to try it.
The October Circle lists Edward Everett Hale Hamlin Garland Elbert Hubbard Anne Warner William MacLeod Raine William Hamilton Osborne Lyman Beecher Stowe Dan Beard Henry George Jr and others. The magazine is praised among top monthlies while James W Van Cleave President of the National Association of Manufacturers argues the wolf is not at the door and explains why prosperity will continue in a comprehensive industrial review.
Elbert Hubbard praises William Morris as a multi talented English figure fitting poet laureate stature. The piece lauds Morris as poet artist and artisan in a heartfelt homage. Also includes a short ad for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claiming to restore the whole system at 35 cents.
A suburban woman’s brood of eight chicks suffers six deaths after a thunderstorm. An eight year old confesses to his mother that six are dead, explaining with a humorous line that they died happy. Harper’s Weekly notes a Want ad for a typist.
Dr Kate Lindsay discusses why children suffer headaches and urges finding the causes before drug treatment. The October issue includes stories by noted writers, color fashion plates, and seasonally relevant articles. The Housekeeper Corporation of Minneapolis sells subscriptions for sixty cents a year.
Yale University was surprised by a sudden bequest from Blyant, an Englishman long unknown to Yale, who died in Hertfordshire and left $400,000 to the university. The note contrasts Oxford and Cambridge courting funds and mentions Oklahoma’s expected prohibition law passing by a large majority.
Regular services at Second and Third Reformed and First Christian, Second Christian Reformed, M E Church, Baptist, and First Reformed. Times cover morning and afternoon worship, Sunday School, evening services, and youth meetings with invitations to all.
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