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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1916
Page
8
A vintage ad urges immediate cold treatment with Chamberlains Cough Remedy. It touts long use, no narcotics, and claims rapid relief, noting availability from F. D. Stubenrauch.
A Maine man Neil Appleton returns with a Belgian wife after serving in pan European war. His tale contrasts a Confederate spy execution with his own wartime escape alongside a Belgian girl who aided him during a German capture. Their shared memory sparks a quiet reunion and a note on duty.
Eastbound Passenger No. 470 and others listed for local and freight services. Trains operate daily and Sundays with signals required for passenger pickups. Deafness claims promise cure by Hall's Catarrh Cure with 75c pills and Toledo company endorsement.
A 1781 John Wesley Journal note recalls stopping a Sunday service trend where several singers performed a foreign opera style tune. The Watchman Examiner condemns the chaotic polyphony as a profane burlesque on worship and urges preserving traditional songs.
A quotation from the Birmingham Age-Herald notes that men are tried when they tell the truth boldly or lie plainly, reflecting on honesty and deception. The brief excerpt captures a moral stance attributed to the era and publication.
Quotations tout easy profitable work to be your own boss with no risk. Call for name address reference and sign. Then a humorous exchange about signing names. A train joke about land and alpacas. An ad for ROUGH ON RATS exterminator with bargain price and free comic pictures.
In the annual address the speaker jokes about honesty for a man to walk to the tax assessor’s office and tell the truth about property value. The Birmingham class stream highlights a conversation about appearances and truth in public life.
Mose Belt, a prominent Alabama town resident who cannot read or write, has earned respect through white-washing and half mining work. In a recent business with a notary, he produced a document to assert his involvement.
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