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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1915
Page
13
The Pella citizens rating league announces 572 names will appear in the new books with only poor pay and slow pay ratings. A secretary named Justin oversees revisions as merchants participate and a new pattern section appears in the ad for extras.
The piece argues President Hibben of Princeton rejects emotional revivalism, praising an intellectually framed religious awakening among students. It contends true religion rests in emotion, not intellect, and warns that intellectual religion may fail to reach the needy or ignite zeal, unlike fervent faith.
A Cedar Rapids Republican opinion cites Billy Sunday as a powerful religious figure while contrasting secular views. The page ad promotes cloaks for all ages and a spring sale of trees shrubs and berry plants from Oak Grove Nursery with city deliveries and VerPloeg & Son contact information.
Pupils at the Christian Reform school planned a Wednesday afternoon surprise for their teacher Miss Gertrude Bennink. They presented her a gold handled parasol engraved with her initials, enjoyed refreshments, sang, played games, and felt the afternoon was too short.
A lesson analysis contrasting external religion with heartfelt faith. Samuel’s night of prayer precedes his stern meeting with Saul, revealing Saul’s hypocrisy and pride. The decisive rebuke follows as Samuel exposes the king’s disobedience and the divine rejection of Saul as ruler.
A reflective verse promotes helping others to find happiness, urging quick deeds for others. The Panama-Pacific Exposition notes describe Festival Hall’s 40 ton organ with 30 feet pipes and extensive wiring and lumber. Moody Bible Institute Chicago details include 837 day students, 526 men, representing 38 states and 30 foreign countries, plus 1,567 in correspondence.
Orphaned Zudora inherits a vast fortune and a guarded plot by her Hindu mystic uncle Hassam Ali. She accepts a perilous case involving a missing ancient diamond and a twin curio-collecting duo, while John Storm seeks to win her heart. The tale blends threat, treasure, and courtroom intrigue.
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