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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1922
Page
6
International Sunday School Lesson by J A Lapham reviews the December 31 1922 quarter. It urges heart preparation via Psalm 98, suggests varied plans for intermediates seniors and adults, and promotes active prayer and involvement to win souls. It cautions against baptisms without ongoing nurture and invites reader input on soul culture and church growth efforts.
A terse note indicates the Chronicle office has carbon paper and second sheets available. The line implies supplies for documenting or duplicating newsroom or business records. No dates or named entities are given.
A young woman visits the great pianist Rubinstein and asks what to do next after playing. He remarks bluntly that she should get married. The anecdote captures the pianist’s blunt humor and social tone of the era.
Repartee between Father Kelly and Rabbi Levi unfolds at a banquet where ham is served. Father Kelly quips about the rabbi eating ham, and the rabbi counters that he will dine with him at Father Kelly's wedding.
A Sunday school class mishap ends with a boy replying that he was made by dust of the earth. The teacher corrects him, but the pupil retorts that the God made boy has gone home with the stomach ache. The exchange highlights a dry humor moment in a pupil's reply.
A quotation from The Splinster of the Parish by W B Maxwell notes that fifty is no age to fear. It says women of fifty can be strikingly attractive, lead on stage, appear in divorce cases, or marry third husbands, challenging old maid stereotypes.
A note on fish behavior claims trout in particular can sense coming weather about 24 hours ahead, suggesting fish respond to atmospheric changes and pressure shifts before others.
Wabash Time Table Howell Iowa lists eastbound passenger No 472 and 474 and westbound passenger No 475 and 473 with local freight No 882 and 831. Freight for shipment on locals must be at the station by 5:00 pm the evening before. Both locals carry passengers. East and West times shown 10:06 am to 5:56 am and 9:28 pm to 2:30 pm.
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