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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1911
Page
1
A fragmented notice lists individuals including A. N. Gesman, C. Kuyper, and John Buckingham with references to related family names G. W. Kimmell. The text appears as an obituary or legal notice fragment noting name changes or inheritances among these figures. The sparsity and garbled order limit precise details.
The Pella Chronicle notes a dispute between Curtis of the Knoxville Journal and Young of the Daily Capital over who deserves a say in political matters. It also reports Oskaloosa mayoral tactics, and cites Bert Pickett being ordered to quit the town after a police confrontation and a fine.
The text argues against moves to fav or transferring criminals to greener pastures and cites a statute punishing lawbreakers. It states it is the sworn duty of law officers to enforce laws and questions whether releasing criminals to prey on other communities aligns with the law, suggesting tax resistance as a reaction.
The article notes a corn show planned in Pella this fall and praises Central Ray editors for a well edited edition. It reports Angelo Marino kidnapping case with two men given life sentences and a woman seven years, applauding Chicago police and urging universal life sentences for kidnappers.
A reflective exhortation on valuing life as a gift and using time talent for the benefit of others. It urges action over idleness, serving fellow men, and sharing light to brighten the world while life’s harvest fields call for helping hands.
An old advertisement claims deafness due to catarrh is curable by constitutional remedies. It explains Eustachian tube inflammation causes hearing loss and offers $100 for uncured cases. Includes address in Toledo, Ohio and mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Howland, caught between danger and longing, argues with a woman who hints at her identity and the threats looming over his life. He agrees to depart tomorrow to safety while she urges him to return to the south, the pair slipping into the gloom for a secretive meeting and a vow.
In a star filled night Howland clings to Meleese as pursuers close in. He declares love and vows to stay from the south but is warned by Meleese that his actions carry danger. Croisset's warning echoes as the pair face a perilous choice and a concealed identity.
A reflective essay urges early effort and steady work as the keys to true greatness. It contrasts industrious people with idlers, noting that those who advance do so through wisdom, zeal, perseverance, and knowledge while idle individuals fall behind. The piece warns against pursuing mere notoriety without effort.
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