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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1921

Page

6

Birthday Celebrations Highlight Community News

Mr. D Sjaardema marked his birthday on October 10 with family gathering. D W Van Gorp also turned 50 on October 10, celebrated with Father Van Gorp Sr and Hattie as guests and angel food cake. Harold Klein’s 21st birthday was celebrated by about thirty friends. Mr and Mrs Van Rheenen marked forty years of marriage with fifty-two relatives visiting. Philo Alethian Institute hosted a registration night at Doolittle Institute with four class divisions, opening chapel, inspirational talks, male glee club tryouts, a piano medley, and a communal luncheon as students prepared for the year.

D. W. van Gorp Wm. van Gorp Sr Hattie William van Rheenen van Rheenen Philo-Arethian Central Rymes Philo-Alethian Doolittle” Institute de Haan Mulder Ver Ploeg

Belemen's Perfume Trade at Temple Sale

Belemen's perfumery goods listed with mace value of 10,000 and temple consers recorded for sale or offering. The fragment suggests a catalog or pricing note for temple related goods and perfumes.

Belemen’s Belemen Gol ‘Perfumery

Loneliest Isle Seeks Priest Schoolmaster Volunteer

A London Daily Mail report says Rev Henry Martyn Rogers and his wife will serve on Tristan da Cunha, Britain's loneliest possession. The 119 residents live 1512 miles west of Cape Town with no laws or crime, few goods, and rare tea cocoa and flour.

London Tristan da Cunha London Daily Mail Henry Martyn Rogers Alexton Uppingham Rutland Britain South Atlantic Capetown

Yellow peril looms as Asia nears white nations says writer

Paris reports Dr. A F Legendre warns that Asia 900,000,000 strong approaches Western doors. He argues the yellow peril is the major future cloud, noting Japan's wartime resilience and urging Europe to expand production and build factories in Asia to counter rising Asiatic wealth.

Paris A. F. Legendre Far East Asia Doctor Legendre Japan Europe

Nitti's alternating smoking cycle shocks Rome

Francesco Saverio Nitti former premier and current deputy from Potenza is described as a periodic smoker who then abstains for a year. His Tempo interview notes he typically smokes ten cigars and many cigarettes daily, and has recently begun a cycle of a year smoking followed by a year of abstention to protect his health.

Rome Francesco Saverio Nitti Interior Chamber of Deputies Potenbza Tempo

Fashionable New York Gowns Named Like Race Horses

A major dressmaker sued a wealthy man for 11306 for gowns bought by his wife, items named with quirky horselike titles such as Lady Fair I'll Say She Does and Patches. Other gowns include Country Mouse Bobby and Reggie with an Evening gown called Morning Glory.

New York Lady Fair Bobby Reggie

Pigeons Aid Drug Addicts In New York

Detective Quigley reports pigeons used by drug vendors to supply inmates at Blackwell's Island. Anthony Adamo, arrested with $4,000 in drugs and a pigeon, faces case details. Adamo denies his pigeon acted as a drug courier.

Blackwell's Island New York Quigley Anthony Adamo Adio

War survivors live in dugouts near Dvinsk Latvia

Hundreds of families endure life in war wrecked Dvinsk region dugouts once used by German and Russian troops. Little progress toward rebuilding seen in the ruins of numerous villages, as poverty lingers after the Russia Germany war era under Bolshevik rule.

Dvinsk Latvia Russia Germany

Coats In Several Styles Embrace Fur And Embroidery

Fashion designers present a range of fall coats from straight shoulder to belted and close-fitting bodices with capes. Fur and embroidery trim sleeves and collars in varied silhouettes, with wide, embellished sleeves and a muted brown duvetyn coat featuring sealskin cuffs.

Memories of Pella and a Moore family note

C M Moore writes from September 1921 reflecting on past visits to Pella Iowa. He recalls quilting bees, old neighbors, and the 50th wedding anniversary of J Murray Cox, with reminiscences of the 33d Regiment reunion, family sketches, and military memories. He mentions Cynthia Clutter’s death and notes joining a funeral in Des Moines.

W. A. Young Pella Iowa Moore C. M. Moore the Chronicle Cynthia Clutter Earth J. Murray Cox Jim Sexton Nature Cickens 33D Regiment Volunteer Infantry Alex Josiah Petty Perry Little Rock Nathan N. C Des Moines Cynthia’ Cluttér

Moore’s Mixture and a Town Anniversary Misadventure

An elderly letter recounts a celebration of arriving in Elma on September and a fruit-picking mishap. A 196 pound beer keg toppled from a ladder, injuring the writer yet he persists with work. He jokes about aging, promising to let George pick fruit next time and notes no fool like an old tool.

Elma George

Different Ways for Girl to Make Money

A United States Department of Agriculture guide explains how city and country girls earn their own money through work aligned with education and opportunity. It highlights home and club support, warns against lost rural gains if parents resist semi independence, and cites Arkansas canning club results showing tomato production with clear costs and net returns.

United States Department of Agriculture Arkansas Mount Valley Hot Springs Fannie Ada Rosamond

New Nation Out of Oldest Land Irak Mandate Discussed

Washington reports from London describe creation of a new kingdom of Irak under British mandate in Mesopotamia. Bulletin notes Tigris Euphrates plain’s ancient fertility, Baghdad’s rise and fall, and the colossal irrigation plans to revive the Garden of Eden region at a projected cost of about 130 million dollars for 22.6 million acres.

Washington Family of Nations Kingdom of Irak London Natonal Geographic Society Trak Manhattan Frisco Pacific Tigris Euphrates Babylon Nineveh Mesopotamia Great Britain the Tigris Greece Rome America Bagdad

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D. Sjaardema Harold Klein Town Nitti Gotham Modistes Vik Pelta Mathuselah Womare Kingdom of Iraq Turkey
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