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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1915

Page

8

Elijah The Prophet Of Jehovah In Elijah's Faithful Stand

The lesson introduces Elijah as Israel's mighty servant, detailing how his faith confronts Ahab's reign and Jezebel's Baal worship. It recounts God's care through miraculous provisions at Cherith and Zarephath, emphasizing daily bread, dependence on God, and the reward of faith in service to Jehovah.

Ahab Elijah Israel Jezebel The Jordan God Cherith Zaraphath Kingdom Hijjah Zarephath Jehovah

Scott's Emulsion Promoted for Lung and Throat Care

Ad touts Scott's Emulsion as aid for weak lungs and bronchial coughs. It claims cod liver oil strengthens respiratory tract and improves blood quality, soothing throat membranes. Marketed by Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield N J.

Scott Scott & Bowne Bloomfield, N. 3

Worrying over Jones and the car traps a joyful life

The Des Moines News notes that universal labor pride clashes with envy of neighbors possessions. Worry over Jones automobile gowns and rent drains health and happiness, offering no real relief or gain.

Jones

Despondency Eased by Chamberlains Tablets

Mrs Geo Hon of Macedon New York reports indigestion headaches and dizziness caused despondency. After one day on Chamberlains Tablets she felt relief and used two bottles to cure the trouble. Obtainable everywhere.

Mutual Benefit Club members share obstacle of nagging

A farming community member describes overcoming nagging after marriage and three children. She explains cutting expenses, patching garments, and reducing household strain. An awakening came when her child Jose noted the constant scolding. She then eased nerves with fresh air, outdoor rambles, hired help, and occasional trips, finding life and family relations improved.

Jose Henry

Clerk guarantees cure with Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy

A Salt Creek Virginia store clerk recounts a customer asking for a cure for diarrhea and receiving Chamberlain's Cough Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The customer reportedly used it, returned days later, and claimed to be cured. The seller states the remedy is obtainable everywhere.

J. H. Berry & Co Salt Creek

The Reading Habit for Farm Families

Parents on farms can secure their children’s wellbeing by fostering reading habits. Literature teaches safe life lessons, keeps youth at home, and fills a void that material things cannot. Books are living companions that breathe the experiences of great people, guiding minds toward contentment.

Reading materal builds strong rural citizenship and shield

Emerson said and you think lite ming of impure books gives the wrong impression of life and warps character. Parents who surround their children with wholesome reading implant a permanent taste for literature and build one of the strongest bulwarks against discontent and loneliness of rural life and a safeguard against outside influences, leading to better citizenship.

Emerson

Hallowed Name of Mother Revered in Verse

A devotional poem by Rev. B. M. Osgood venerates mothers and the Christian hope, recalling heavenly reunion at the gateway and the enduring influence of maternal affection. The piece closes with a Mason City, Iowa attribution.

Mother Mason City Iowa

Chamberlain's Liniment For Sprained Ankle Recovery

If you treat a sprained ankle with Chamberlain's Liniment and follow the directions, recovery comes quicker than usual. This remedy is obtainable everywhere.

Heartwarming rural ride amid dust and heat nostalgia

A crowded car on a windless day struggles to reach a junction. An elderly grandmother shares simple joys of up-country life, praising sweet corn and melons while strangers smile and feel drawn to her warm kindness. The excerpt from The Delineator captures quiet rural charm and human connection.

Lizale Carrie

Bids Sought for Two Sectional Ideal Boilers Webster School

The Webster school board calls for bids on two sectional Ideal boilers for the Webster school building. Bids due by September 2, 1915. Signed by D. G. Gosselink, Secretary.

Webster D. G. Gosselink Secy

Special Teachers Exami in Knoxville Iowa August Dates

The special teachers examination will be held in the office of the county superintendent in Knoxville Iowa on August 25 26 and 27 starting at 8 am. The Thirty sixth general Assembly amended section 2734 c to add an extra examination on August last Friday and the prior Wednesday and Thursday for persons with attendance certificates during the preceding summer school and twelve weeks of normal training per 2734 p as amended. Mae Goldizen county superintendent of schools.

Knoxville Iowa Thirty-sixth General Assembly Mae Goldizen

Wabash Train Service Details At Howell Station

The notice lists Southbound Passenger No 2 50 61 3 trains at Howell Station four miles south of Pella with daily and Sunday service. It then describes Ecuadorian blanket making from demajagua trees, highlighting a five to six foot section softened bark sheet dried in sun for a light warm durable blanket.

Howell Station Pella Ecuador Harper's Weekly

Blankets Grow on Trees in Ecudor Ailment Alert

A quirky report notes blankets growing on trees in Ecudor inviting readers to wonder about a curiously fictional claim. The item mentions insomnia and backache as associated conditions though no medical evidence is provided.

Ecudoria

Revisions on European War Deaths Estimate

Red Cross figures put killed at 4,660,000 and seriously wounded at 3,500,000 in Europe, totaling 8,160,000 lives destroyed, underscoring the war's catastrophic toll.

Red Cross

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