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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1915
Page
1
A father crab warns his son to walk straight a lesson on facing faults. Edith quarrels with anger over missing scissors, learns to keep her temper, searches, and finds them in her work bag, realizing temper costs time and peace.
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as the sole cure for deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube. Claims nine of ten cases cured by catarrh treatment and offers one hundred dollars for any case not cured. Ends with product pitches for Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills.
Edith protests after losing her scissors in a brief scene of frustration and self reproach. She laments others misplacing her belongings, expressing the impossibility of preserving her own possessions. The moment captures a humorous cadence and a childlike insistence.
A religious reflection on God willing to illuminate ordinary life and quiet daily paths with grace. The message emphasizes traveling by revelation along rough and rutty roads, contrasting main streets with everyday existence.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a brief line about be glorious and mentions Rév. Tes as a Christian Herald. No clear event or context. record remains an isolated quotation with uncertain attribution.
A testimonial from Miss Clara A. Driggs of Elba New York extols Chamberlain's Tablets as a quick relief for headaches dizziness and digestive issues linked to a torpid liver. She declares they are worth their weight in gold and says they are obtainable everywhere.
Lucia Holland retells a playful family tale about aunts with many cats. Eloise Cadet and others debate the size of Uncle Sam’s feline herd, joking that the “hundreds of cats” are kept in many city post offices to guard mail sacks while paid by the postmasters.
Mrs. T. N. Witherall of Gowanda New York thanks Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for quick relief from a summer complaint attack. The witness testifies to immediate benefit after a single dose as she recovers from severe pain and sickness.
W. W. Harner of Montpelier endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for rapid relief and urges trial. The note also lists WABASH train service schedules from Howell Station with several passenger numbers and times, stating trains run daily and on Sundays with selective stops.
N Van Maren a Pella blacksmith explains that when rising from chairs sharp pains plagued him. After using Doan’s Kidney Pills from Cole’s drug store the trouble disappeared. Over a year later he reiterates the prior endorsement and says he has had no need of further treatment.
The note identifies Dean's Kidney Pills as the same remedy Mr. Van Maren had and credits Foster Milburn Co, proprietors, Buffalo, New York, as the makers or distributors.
A shipment of Popular copyright books arrived with many titles previously selling last year at $1.50 each. A fine line of fiction offered at 50 cents. Local shop Vander Linden's Bazar features a mix of popular titles and new arrivals in an accessible display.
Marken, a small island on the Zuyder Zee, is famous for its fish and its contented inhabitants who prefer staying home. Many residents never travel beyond the island, living a simple life and dying without ever seeing the wider world.
KC Marble Pudding by Mrs Janet McKenzie Hill presents a steamed pudding recipe using KC Baking Powder and vanilla sauce. Ingredients include flour sugar melted butter eggs chocolate and water. Method: sift dry ingredients, mix yolks, fold in whites, split and add chocolate, steam forty five minutes, serve with vanilla sauce.
Grace Lane, acting in Sir James Barrie’s The Little Minister, meets a quiet man backstage who reveals he authored the piece. The man, James Matthew Barrie, says he watched its Haymarket run before and after its stage production.
Fyfe defines a round robin as a remonstrance signed by many in a circular form to avoid naming individuals. He notes French officials first used it to voice grievances, and cites Burke Gibbs on a Johnson epitaph request. Johnson declined to replace Latin with English on Westminster Abbey walls.
The famed pianist Liszt answered a question on becoming an efficient player with a concise rule: eat well and walk much. He emphasized practical self-care and physical fitness as foundations for musical mastery.
Quote attributed to Disraeli on unwavering dedication and steady pursuit of goals.
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