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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1904
Page
8
A Sunday School lesson on Luke 10 described Jesus sending seventy two disciples two by two, to preach and heal as a preparatory mission. Instructions urged rapid work, hospitality acceptance, and reliance on Christ’s power to heal and proclaim the kingdom.
The article discusses Jesus denouncing Chorazin Bethsaida and Capernaum for rejecting the kingdom of God. It argues greater knowledge brings heavier responsibility and warns that rejecting Christ’s message is a grave, eternal consequence. The preacher stresses accountability for messengers and listeners when delivering the Master’s word.
A quoted letter argues women bear blame for public smoking habits, urging the American woman to uphold a high standard to curb male rudeness. It cites cigarette norms in dining and social settings and credits female reform for elevating courtesy, quoting Mrs. Russell Sage on mutual respect and societal progress.
Senator Jones recalled George Hearst and John W Mackay as the richest Californians who rose from mines to vast wealth without losing humility. Hearst spoke of democratic roots, cautioning against pride and reminding that money should enlarge, not alter, one’s character. He recounted starting from nothing for the Washoe mines and turning a single mill into a fortune.
A narrator recalls a summer romance between a man and a woman who test ideas of education democracy and personal growth through shared leisure. The seasoned statesman’s son and their evolving bond reveal themes of genuine merit, equality, and the costs of pursuing intellect over heart, ending with a confession of love and a twist.
A man and woman debate acting truth in love while watching the sea and a distant steamer. They recall past roles and consider whether genuine emotion can be learned, joking about experimenting with love as the night cools on the veranda.
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