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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1933
Page
6
Reuben Schakel appeals to editor, accusing editorial pages of aiding destruction of food supply and shaping youth negatively. He urges adoption of constructive forces to build wealth, minds, and future citizenship in city, state, and nation.
Harold J. Veenstra writes to George Stout of the Pella Press defending the Farmers Union and denouncing editorials. He cites government policy on livestock, famine concerns, NR A support, and accusations of misrepresentation, urging justice for farmers and outlining union efforts and a protest against alleged anti agricultural bias.
Mary Boland and Charlie Ruggles star in the all family comedy Mama Loves Papa at the Rivola theatre Oska loosa opening Saturday October 7 for three days. Lilyan Tashman Walter Catlett and George Barbier support the cast. The film based on a story by Keene Thompson and Douglas MacLean is directed by Norman McLeod who notes actors can do drama or comedy with deliberate overemphasis of villainy.
The article advises against polishing tinware to a bright shine. It states heavy tinware is durable for bread pans and similar items, and tarnish protects the surface. Frequent scouring damages the iron core, leading to rust and ruin over time.
A student presented an essay arguing for the existence of God across science philosophy and religion. It cites biblical passages and classical thinkers like Socrates Plato and Aristotle to claim a universal divine law and a living creator. The piece links science’s laws to a supreme lawgiver and ends with the claim that religious insight provides the strongest proof of God.
Inborn tendencies drive all humans to worship a God. People seek the one true God, as Paul found in a city of idols. The image of God remains in humanity through the eternal spirit, and reasoned faith argues for God’s existence, per the author Ray Van Heukelom.
Green vegetables including perishables like lettuce and celery stay fresh for days after careful washing when placed in an airtight container in the cooler or icebox. Travelers in warm climates report perishables stored moist in a lard can or similar container wrapped in wet sacks in a shady spot also preserves freshness through evaporation.
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