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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1904
Page
8
Distressing kidney and Madder disease relieved in six hours by a preparation called Great South American Kidney Iris. A surprising remedy that claims rapid relief and quiets distress. Sold by B. F. Keat.
Georgia editor John Temple Graves extols William Randolph Hearst as the embodiment of Democratic ideals. He praises Hearst’s consistency against corruption and his decisive leadership that rallied a demoralized party toward definite principles, arguing Hearst stands stronger than factional candidates across states.
The passage argues William Randolph Hearst is the strongest potential Democratic national leader for the next election. It praises his broad support from labor, conservative Americans, and business interests, and credits his journalistic influence for spreading his ideas.
The bill introduced at the start of the Fifty-eighth session would empower the United States attorney to initiate proceedings against trusts unlawfully restraining trade without AG instruction. Circuit courts gain authority to restrain violations, and district attorneys must pursue offenders. Representative W. R. Hearst of New York authored the bill.
Historian Thomas E. Watson, former Georgia congressman, writes an open letter endorsing William Randolph Hearst for the presidency. He praises Hearst as a young leader upholding Jeffersonian democracy, serving the many over the few, and resisting rings or trusts. The Atlanta News calls Watson the great tribune and notes the endorsement as a milestone in the Hearst campaign.
A statement praising Hearst editors in New York Boston Chicago San Francisco and Los Angeles asserts six million readers prove the papers expose hidden powers and defend equal opportunity and justice through fearless independent reporting.
Sunday school lesson discusses Jesus taking Peter James and John to a high place near Caesarea Philippi for the Transfiguration. Luke notes Jesus praying as the event occurred at night, showing a foretaste of glory, with Elijah and Moses representing the law and the prophets in a dialogue summarized from Luke 9:31.
The passage reflects on Jesus transfiguration, Peter’s eagerness for lasting joy, and the Father’s voice blessing the Son. Jesus instructs secrecy about the risen from the dead, while the disciples wrestle with the Messiah’s suffering and Elijah’s forerunner role. Peter’s memory of the event endures as a spiritual prompt for daily life.
Proof of Will filed in Marion County Iowa district court Knoxville. Hearing set for May 3 1904 at the May term to allow all interested parties to be heard. D W Lancerak Clerk March 22 1904.
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