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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1918

Page

4

Change in Food Regulations for Iowa Retailers

The U S Food Administration issues rules on distributing standard wheat flour with substitutes. Retailers must stock barley corn and corn meal as substitutes and sell one pound of substitutes per four pounds of flour. New Victory Mixed Flours may be sold without substitutes. Rules cover quantities, delivery with flour, and posting of rules in stores.

United States Food Administration Graham Burlington

Guinea Butterbean Vine Tops 40 Inch Pods at Brobst Garden

A new Guinea Butterbean, native to Australia, yields pods up to 38 to 40 inches long and weights over twenty pounds. Planted by A. J. Brobst on South First Street, the vines climb a trellis and a nearby tree, with growth spurred by July’s dry spell. One pod reportedly feeds twenty, tasting like a common bean, while photographer Robinson documented the seeds.

Jonah A. J. Brobst South First Street Australia Brobst Robinson Knoxville Journal

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed by Mothers

A historical advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for coughs croup and whooping cough. It highlights pleasant taste and suitability for young children, with endorsements from Wm Scruby and F D Stubenrauch claiming it contains no opium or narcotics.

Chamberlain F. D. Stubenrauch

Democracy and the War Bond Drive United States Speech

A wartime address urges national sacrifice to fund victory against Germany. It frames democracy as efficient, contrasts it with despotism, and calls for massive finance through Liberty loans and taxes. Citizens must economize, save, invest, and endure hardship to raise $24 billion next year to support allied efforts and defeat the German threat.

German Empire Belgium France Great Britain Italy Germany United States Europe Asia America Berlin Treasury United States Treasury God Atlas

Home in one form or another is the great object of life

Poem fragment in dialect recalling a white farmhouse as home and castle where children will play and hear tales. The speaker vows to fight to keep that home, invoking the mother-star and the memory of great heroes as guiding stars for family life.

Joe Tim Titcomb Robert Russell

Prayer as an Arm of Service in War Time

A California paper reprints a Presbyterian minister's excerpt from a Stamford University student serving in France. He recalls entering a quiet cathedral near war noise to find General Foch kneeling in prayer, exuding peace. He notes Foch's salute and calm manner, contrasting faith with Kaiser-era rivalries.

California Stamford University France Foch Hindenburg Gott

Cut Wood and Save More Coal in Iowa Plan

Iowa seeks to cut three million cords of wood in 1948 to relieve the coal shortage, potentially freeing about one million tons of coal. Aimed at preserving forests, the plan outlines 9 selective cutting rules to maintain permanent woodlots while boosting fuel yield.

Iowa G. B. McDonald Forestry Department Iowa State College McDonald Charles Webster Jowa

Blind 50 Years Restored Sight by Local Doctor

Logan Iowa resident J G Redinbaugh, a Civil War veteran then 79, described how a hospital surgery failed to save his right eye. Dr Weber treated his blind left eye at a Logan hotel, restoring vision with no pain.

John G. Redinbaugh Logan Iowa Omaha J. G. Redinbaugh

Dr A H Weber Eye Ear Nose Throat Clinic

A compact ad for Dr A H Weber offering treatment of diseases of the eye ear nose and throat with glasses perfectly fitted. The notice emphasizes expert care and custom fitting services. эстет

Want Column Advertisements Rates and Rules

Advertisements in this column are five cents per line with no ad taken for less than ten cents. An extra charge of ten cents applies if a reply is requested through the Chronicle office. They deliver results for others and will do the same for you.

Chronicle Office

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The Food Administration U. S. Food Administration J. F. Deems Rock Island Train Service Herbert Quick Flanders L Press Bure M. Vander Linden Dr. Weber A. H. Weber Broadway H. F. Lenocker G. B. Ver Steeg West Fifth Street Vinton Ivery State of Iowa Company Ose Weinas H. Samson Western Life
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