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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1902
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR shows assorted product mentions and ad phrases. It references Allen's Foot-Bane and a street scene description, plus scattered commerce notes and marketing snippets. The legible items hint at an advertisement page with faded place names and trade names across several states.
A reflective verse speaks of the sea’s surface heave and the deep untroubled below. It invokes a divine protection as storms rage, pondering life's trials, doubts, and anxieties while seeking calm and guidance from Father-God.
Hayle, Kitwater, and Coddy form a syndicate to search Sengkor Wat for a legendary treasure. They uncover a pirate’s map fragment and plan a perilous expedition through Burman jungle to a ruined city famed for a treasure chamber guarded by ancient lore. They sail from Rangoon, rally two Burmese servants, and camp at dawn before entering the valley of towering temples.
A compilation of old world anecdotes and wry vignettes including Balakireff the jester and Peter the Great about Finnish and Swedish soil. Also recounted are a baptismal mishap and a quip on diplomacy versus deceit with a final moral about names.
A fragment notes a dispute about a glass eye purchase. The optician and a complainant named Indge dispute the eye's quality, with the customer demanding a refund and the shopkeeper arguing the eye performs as expected. The dialogue preserves a colonial era speech pattern and local color.
A Chicago Daily News quotation urges taking opportunities in life, noting many chances repay effort. It emphasizes persistence and strategic pursuit, reminding readers to seize goals while staying adaptable to circumstances.
A Chicago jeweler and lodge member Colonel T. P. Moody extols Peruna as a cure after long catarrh and stomach troubles. Moody lauds the remedy's success for his own case and his wife's bronchial illness, urging others to begin treatment. The piece promotes The Peruna Medicine Co. of Columbus, Ohio, and its catarrh book.
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