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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1906
Page
10
A Sunday School lesson from December 23, 1906 analyzes Luke 24 36 53 and the resurrection appearances. It explains Jesus shows bodily reality, proves identity, opens minds to Scripture, and commissions disciples to preach beginning in Jerusalem with power from the Father and the Holy Spirit.
The excerpt notes believers kept meeting daily for prayer for a year after Pentecost, then ten days after Pentecost the great outpouring of God's Spirit occurred, as described by Convention Quarterly.
W. L. Hill of Bowie Texas claims a remarkable gain from 90 pounds to over 180 after suffering a severe cough diagnosed as Consumption. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds, saying twelve bottles cured him. Trial bottle free at Henry M. Langerak, price one dollar.
An excerpt urges a poor lonely woman to seek happiness through others by selfless acts. It counsels lifting thoughts to heaven, embracing all people, and daily deeds of kindness, ending with a motto from Confessions of a Poor Virgin about serving neighbors and finding light in unselfish acts.
A Leavenworth Indiana woman suffered female troubles and stomach catarrh so severe doctors advised an operation. Her husband avoided surgery and used Electric Bitters, which reportedly cured her. The advertisement claims cures for torpid liver kidney disease biliousness jaundice chills fever debility nervousness and blood poisoning making it a strong tonic offered by Henry M. Langerak Drug Store priced at 50 cents.
Moody speaks on the Bible's depth saying he cannot fully grasp it and that belief does not require full understanding. He argues many things he believes remain beyond comprehension and cites John chapter three to illustrate limits of earthly versus heavenly understanding. He adds the book inspires him as proof of inspiration.
J B Waterman of Watertown Ohio reports a rural free delivery letter describing a new epilepsy cure. He writes that years of suffering were eased by the King's remedy and notes hopeful results for others.
An advertisement notes two years of efficacy for the product described as life giving tonic pills and a body cleanser, offered for 25 cents at Henry M. Langerak drug store.
An old advertisement promotes Kennedy’s Laxa tive containing honey and tar. It claims to open the bowels and relieve inflammation of mucous membranes, drive out the cold, and stop the cough without opiates. The product is said to conform to the National Pure Food and Drug Law and is sold at Langerak's drug store.
Twenty years ago a discouraged young physician in a city faced career doubt. His father visited, urged courage, and witnessed the doctor aiding twenty five poor people at a Free Dispensary. The elder man exclaimed that if he had helped as much in a month, his life would count for something. The son admitted there was no money in it.
A testimonial claims Kodol, prepared by E C DeWitt Co of Chicago, digests all indigestion and stomach troubles. The large laboratory serves extensive demand, with Langerak's drug store selling the product to local customers seeking relief and healthier nights.
The article reviews Mrs Mary Stewart Cutting's On the Ridge from Christmas McClure's describing a neighborhood tragedy sparked by a February thaw and becoming a genial comedy through clever psychology and feminine handling. It also advertises Kodol for digestion and notes Langerek's drug store selling it.
A Christmas Housekeeper recipe instructs shredding wheat bread and seasoning with salt pepper celery salt and mace. It adds drained oysters mushrooms and oyster liquor with butter cream and cornstarch, then blends and cools before stuffing the turkey at least 24 hours ahead.
A religious exhortation urges putting God’s word into practice not merely studying it. It insists repentance and faith in Jesus as the path to salvation, promising the soul conversion and a place among the righteous united with biblical prophecy and eternal life.
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