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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1912
Page
8
A Sunday School lesson discusses the opening of the Sermon on the Mount preached near the Lake of Galilee after the twelve were chosen. It emphasizes that the sermon targets disciples, presents conduct for followers, and offers moral observations on wealth, adversity, and true happiness.
The speaker discusses moral contrasts between rich and poor, duty to God, and the afterlife. He argues Lazarus and the rich man illustrate life choices, warns against cloaking prayers in money, and states there is no probation after death with souls awaiting resurrection.
A convention teacher states that a great gulf fixed separates the righteous from the unrighteous after death, with no passage across. The remark reflects theological views echoed in the accessible preaching segment.
A cautionary verse traces a small lie growing into a vast, fearsome force. The tale follows how lies multiply, frighten truth, and ruin a man’s reputation as the monstrous truth explodes into smoke.
In a quiet study hour at Meade Seminary a disciplined scene unfolds as Miss Arabella assigns a monitor and a tense test of obedience follows. Elizabeth earns the nickname George Washington after reporting only minor disruptions, proving leadership and integrity admired by classmates in Helen Elizabeth Coolidge's narrated anecdote.
Farmer Jones struggles with a apple cellar task then discovers each family member appears with a bizarre answer about what they were setting. The youngest Rufus calmly says he was setting still, provoking the farmer to commend the remarkable set.
An old newspaper ad announces "Mother Cray's Sweet Powders for Children" claimed to break colds in hours, relieve feverishness, headaches, stomach troubles, teething issues, and destroy worms. It lists Allen L. Olmsted of New York as the address and supplier.
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