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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1911

Page

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Seed and Resurrection Faith Expounded by H C Ray

The article interprets Jesus parable of the seed dying to bear fruit as a universal law linking religious faith and science. It links Easter to Ostara and argues that both the Savior and the sinner share this seed law, urging humble duty and self denial as seeds for resurrection harvests.

Erusalem Hiram Ezra Herod God Ostara Btara Periah Christ Gethsemana Sanhedrin Herod and Pilate Belef H. C. Ray

Fragmentary memory of the Haster card origin story

An unclear reminiscence from about thirty years ago referencing the Haster card and Christmas era, with garbled wording and missing specifics. It mentions a con or aide and noon alters but details are not recoverable from the readable text.

Iowa

Your Six Months The Pella Chronicle

Entry notes six month period for The Pella Chronicle published in Pella Iowa. Postal details show post office entry and second class matter designation for Marion County edition with a 1 50 price.

Pella Iowa Pella, Marion County

City Directory City officials and council meeting notes

City directory lists Mayor N. J. Gesman Clerk A C Kuyper and other officers. Council includes Jacob Plender John Faassen J S Wilson B H Sack A Waechter and K Vanjisseldorp. Council meets first and third Tuesday of each month.

N. J. Gesman A.C. Kuyper Marshall John Buckingham G. W. Kimmell Treasuaen A. N. van der Linden COUNC Jacob Plender John Faassen J. S. Wilson B. H. Sack A. Waechter K. Vanjisseldorp

Oskaloosa Herald Chronicle of Local and National Tidbits

The column surveys Newton and Oskaloosa issues, Iowa lawmakers salaries, and national political talk. It notes Mayor Reynolds’ efforts in Mahaska County, contrasts Oregon and old Senate election methods, and cites trade figures for 1911 with rising U.S. imports and exports.

Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warns Readers

An old notice cautions against catarrh remedies containing mercury as dangerous to smell and overall health. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio, claiming it contains no mercury and works internally on the blood and mucous membranes. Buy only genuine Hall's Catarrh Cure.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Tolado, O Dr. Pierce Golden Medical R. V. Pierce Buffalo N. Y World's Dispensary Medical Association Buffalo, N. Y

Taft’s Mexican intervention doubts deepen

The Republic reports confusion over Taft’s Mexico border maneuvers labeled as practice. Admissions hint at possible intervention growth tied to the Mexican Revolution. Suspicions rise that intervention may oppose Diaz as officials insist the action serves broader interests, with “Brother Charlie” rumored to know more than the President.

Taft Diaz Brother Charlie William The Republic

Mexican revolt mirrors U S struggle over wealth power

John E. Lathrop cites parallels between Mexico's revolt and US opposition to government by wealth. He criticizes Diaz era for aiding exploiters of resources and urges readers to stop laughing at the Mexican upheaval, warning press depictions trivialize a just struggle for freedom and reform.

United States Diaz Mexico Republic John E. Lathrop Pacific Monthly

Mail and Men Steel Cars Ordered for Mail Transit

The post-office department ordered mail to be carried in steel cars on trunk lines where large volumes move. The move is praised as wise and the steel trust should act promptly in full compliance.

Post-Office Department United States Steel Trust

Public Transit Cars and Equity in Rail Trunk Lines

The author questions if orders could require trunk lines to carry passengers only in steel cars, noting a split between preferred stock owners who ride in these cars and the broader public. They criticize private management of a public service and quote a critical saying about the value of people versus cost.

A Little Sun A Little Rain Poem by Stopford A Brooke

A brief verse by Stopford A Brooke celebrates gentle weather and renewed life. It portrays sun and rain reviving woods and fields while love and trust spark fresh life. The earth’s simple magic remains through ages as a mountain stream renews itself.

Stopford A. Brooke

A WORD TO THE BOYS BY SIR FREDERICK TREVES

The late King Edward's famed surgeon Sir Frederick Treves advised boys to focus on effort not genius. He urged young readers to value steady work and practical skill over quick cleverness or brilliance.

Sir Frederick Treves England

Trust in Hard Work and Self Discipline Motto

A Travel Magazine quote extols perseverance and self-reliance as guiding rules for life. It warns against swagger and empty display, urging honesty loyalty kindness and unselfishness as core manliness traits. It also celebrates love of sea and open spaces and calls for keeping body and mind clean.

Duty and Obligation Follow Us Through Life and Death

A concise Daniel Webster reflection on duty. It asserts that obligation accompanies every step from morning to night, through darkness and light, continuing beyond this life. The Pella Chronicle for Job Printing.

Daniel Webster The Pella Chronicle

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