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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
8
A convention teacher's April 25 lesson frames the David and Goliath story as a timeless conflict between faith and fear. It extols unarmed faith, Godward trust, and the futility of worldly armor, linking David's courage to Christ's ultimate victory over sin.
A little Chinese girl named Cookie Heart inspires her heathen father to attend village church after she writes a tender letter in mission school urging him to become Christian. The father is moved to tears, showing a daughter’s influence and the power of faith.
A Christian Karen mother’s sway guides a wandering son who fell to drink. At a religious gathering he is coaxed to sign the pledge and chosen to lead singing with his cornet. After hours of song, commentator Mr Cummings recalls hearing My Mother's Prayer and sensing a sincere turn toward reform.
Ohio and South Carolina plan statewide prohibition votes this year while California Florida Kentucky Nebraska Montana South Dakota Vermont and Utah are slated for 1916. The list notes early action and future ballots in multiple states as reform sentiment grows nationwide.
A historical recipe explains using mashed potato in doughnuts to keep them moist for days. It describes KC double acting baking powder and Shoups flour, with eggs sugar spices and fat, plus detailed mixing and frying steps for light doughnuts.
Bertha explains to Phyllis that she has chosen a deeper, lasting happiness through faith, joining the church and serving others. She says she no longer seeks empty “jolly high times” but finds life alive in spiritual devotion, with genuine joy across ages and communities. Phyllis considers this view and signals curiosity.
Hoa J. De Marsh argues that children should be seen and heard with limits. Self expression at home builds confidence yet requires respectful silence among strangers. A code word for gentle correction preserves self respect and social harmony.
A World Missionary Friend piece notes vast child worship of idols in India and other faiths, urging gifts and prayer. It traces Booker T. Washington’s Tuskegee Institute from 1881 with 30 students to 1,600 students, 200 instructors, 100 buildings, and $2,000,000 in funds and property.
A fine fresh line of pure candies priced at 12 cents per pound. Rich creamy center chocolates also at 12 cents per half pound. Local shop Vander Linden Bazar highlights sweet offerings.
An advertisement notes affordable wall coverings and new film designs at low prices, inviting readers to view the line at the Foto Shop.
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