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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1906

Page

7

Misses Shlein to Visit Gillespie Ill for Luncheon

The Misses Nellie and Minnie Shlein will leave for Gillespie Illinois to visit Mr and Mrs Harry A Anderson Mulder who has been preaching at LeMars Iowa during his vacation preached at the Second Christian Reformed church Sunday He left for Grand Rapids Michigan Monday morning to resume studies in van der Lune left for Grand Michigan Monday morning to attend a theological college

Nellie Minnie Shlein Gillespie Ill Torow Harry A. Anderson Mulder LeMars Iowa Second Christian Reformed Church Grand Rapids Mich

Nurse Family Harmony Emphasized by Dr Tuller

Dr John J Tuller told graduating nurses at the Children s Homeopathic Hospital Training School that nurses must act as scientific adjuncts to doctors. He urged kindness over command and urged nurses to persuade rather than fight within households to benefit the patient. He stressed that household obligations match nursing duties in importance and that missteps harm the patient.

John J. Tuller Children's Homeopathic Hospital Training School Dr. Tuller Philadelphia Telegraph

Motors and Pricer Push Auto Related Prices Higher

The automobile boom drives sharp rises in rubber and gasoline costs, with leather and hides following suit as auto upholstery demand fuels record figures. The Springfield Republican notes spready steer hides near 17% cents, surpassing Civil War highs and signaling possible shortages in rubber and footwear.

Springfield Republican

Frogs Fight in Massive Swamp Battle in Harima

A huge amphibian conflict erupted in a ditch at Ojimura in Harima prefecture on June 24. About 4,000 frogs defended against two invading hordes of over 8,000 each, leaving around 700 dead and 2,000 wounded by the following morning as humans watched the scene.

Ojimura Harima Prefecture Japan Times

Highest Dam on Salt River Arizona Near Completion in 1908

On Salt River Arizona construction of what is described as the world’s highest dam progresses. When finished in 1908 Roosevelt town will lie 172 feet below the water level. The project aims to provide ample power with a temporary power plant cement mill ice plant lighting plant and sawmill already completed. A telephone line connects head works of the power canal eighteen miles upstream to the dam site thirty miles from Phoenix.

Salt River Arizona Roosevelt Phenix

Musical Typewrit: patent for score writing device

The New York Press notes a new musical typewriter patented to compose scores. The inventor solved the keyboard hurdle for shifting type with four-set chords. Sheets use ordinary ruled paper. treble notes are written first then bass, with plans to render both clefs simultaneously.

New York Press

Porto Rico Labor Attitudes and Throat Treatment Noted

A critique of labor culture in Porto Rico describes rigid class disdain for manual work among merchants, mechanics, and farmers. The piece also mentions Dr Nadal of Paris prescribing throat care for opera singers, claiming abstention from apples and pears aids vocal health.

Dr. Nadal Paris Nadal

Librarians and Liberia at Narragansett Pier

The American Library Association held a meeting at Narragansett Pier with varied attendees. A prominent local laundress, mistaken for a Liberian mission, admitted she was not a regular delegate. The incident sparked humor about librarians and their literary performances.

Liberia American Library Association Narragansett Pier Libera

Paris Guillotine Remains Silent After a Decade

No convict has been guillotined in Paris for ten years as capital executions must be public. The guillotine was moved from Place de la Roquette a decade ago and no new site has been approved amid neighborhood opposition. Authorities faced a quandary when a condemned man refused a commutation and insisted on execution.

Paris

Schurz’s Seventieth Year Seen As Most Important

Hans Clarke recalls Carl Schurz in St Louis recounting a long interview with Prince Bismarck in Germany. Schurz noted approaching seventy and the prince replied that the first seventy years are the most important of a person’s life.

Carl Schurz Ys Hans Clarke St Louis Mr. Schurz St. Louis Germany Prince Bismarck Tnt Mr. Schurs General Schurz

Springfield rifles for Philippines troops ordered

Col Frank H. Phipps, commander of the US armory at Springfield Massachusetts, has orders from Washington to issue immediately twenty five thousand of the 1908 model rifles for Philippine service. The new knife bayonet will accompany them and Krag-Jorgensen guns will be replaced with red bayonets now in use.

Fies Philippines Frank H. Phipps United States Armory Springfield Mass Washington Jas

Did She Meet Him at West Point Romance

A timid Hyelyn Cameron travels with a party to West Point for cadet graduation and meets Lieutenant Victor Paine. War looms as battles erupt and letters arrive. Victor is lost. Evelyn returns to her father by the sea, waits, and later dies at their rustic farewell seat, possibly joining Victor in death.

Long Island Hyelyn Cameron West Point Mouth of Roses Evelyn Victor Paine Aitroad Yelyn Las Victor Harme Montauk Min Het

Notice of Permit to Sell Intoxicating Liquors

Notice is hereby given that B. H. Langerak applying for a permit to buy keep and sell intoxicating liquors in Pella Marion County Iowa will file at the district court clerk by September 26 1906 The hearing is set for the October term at Knoxville Iowa on October 2 1906 Also included are notices of local business and community announcements from Pleasantville News items and several short notes on residents and activities in Pella Iowa and surrounding areas.

B. H. Langerak H. M. Langerak & Co Pella Marion Iowa State of Laws District Court Said Knoxville

Free Night Photo Demonstration by Kodakakers

A free information evening offering night photography tips and a complimentary picture for attendees who bring a negative or film. The event, labeled a holiday of information, invites all regardless of camera purchase source. J.H. Renyers promotes the demonstration with cheerful assistance.

J.H. Renyers

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