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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1915

Page

11

Remarkable Heating Power Demonstrated In Room

The text notes an extraordinary heating ability achieved in the room, highlighting a notable demonstration of power and efficiency.

None Equal to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy

A reader from Montpelier Indiana extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy saying it never fails to provide prompt relief and recommending others try it when ill with a cold. The note adds the medicine is obtainable everywhere.

Chamberlain W. V. Harner Montpelier Ind

William De Cook Announces Livery and Bus Service

Robert McIntire announces a general livery and bus business in the city and nearby areas. Patrons will receive prompt courteous treatment and every effort will be made to ensure satisfaction. Phone 140.

Robert McIntire Wm. de Cook

Kidney trouble warned by doctor with backache sign

The kidneys are described as vital filters of the blood and when they fail blood becomes foul and poisonous. Backache is noted as a frequent indication of kidney trouble and health hinges on kidney function.

Bus Lines Consolidated Purchase Announcement

I inform the public that I have purchased the buses and bus mine formerly owned and operated.

Best Seed Corn Selection Based on Stalk and Ear

Agricultural expert P G Holden explains fall field selection to choose strong healthy stalks, short shanks, and properly positioned ears. He warns against spindly stalks, disease, excessive foliage, and double ears, urging careful evaluation of root, foliage, and husk condition for higher future yields.

P. G. Holden Agricultural Extension Department International Harvester Company N. J

Examine the Kernels Don’t Select Seed Corn by Examining Ears

This field guidance explains selecting seed corn by ear size and maturity to ensure early ripening before frost. It urges studying seed selection, using proper stalk type, and gathering mature ears early, with a bulletin from The International Harvester Company guiding county education efforts.

Agricultural Extension Department International Harvester Company

Doan's Kidney Pills Help Newton Man's Back Ailments

John L. Dixson of 906 W Main St Newton Iowa reports his kidneys troubled him long with unnatural secretions and a backache. Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his backache and regulated kidney action. Price 50c at all dealers. Dean's Kidney Pills are the same that he used. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.

Doan John L. Dixson W. Main St Newton Iowa Dean Mr. Dixsor Foster-Milburn Co Props Buffalo

No better 60 cigar sold in Pella than George the Fifth

Local shop notes a sale of 60 cigars under the George the Fifth brand at their Pella outlet. The statement praises the product quality and offers cigars in cases, appealing to customers seeking value in bulk purchases.

Pella George

Pick seed corn early with strict handling rules

Instructions urge planting farmers to pick seed corn before October 1 1915. They require at least five times the amount needed, then hang ears in a dry well ventilated place. Ears should not touch each other during drying.

Corn Work for Schools in Seed Preservation Movement

The article advocates hands on learning to save seed corn for next year. It urges students to select ears in the field and compare strong and weak points by shelling samples, examining kernel length taper and drop behavior in planters.

Poor Seed Means A Poor Stand

A farmers advisory warns that poor seed is the chief cause of poor corn stands. It explains that harvest timing, storage, and testing affect yields, noting that a poor stand halves production per hill and reduces bushels per acre, wasting land and labor.

Show Corn and Seed Corn in Judge’s Eye

A corn show speaker argues seed corn and show corn should be identical. The judge’s aim is to reward the most profitable ear, aligning seed selection with exhibition quality for maximum return.

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