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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1905
Page
8
Edwin B. Magill, manager of the Townsite Department for the Chicago Great Western Railway, calls attention to opportunities in a large, thickly settled territory. Address Ft. Dodge, Iowa, for details.
A poem by Churchman about a boy who enjoys football and rough play while his grandmother prefers a quieter, cleaner boy. The speaker reflects that the boy’s lively nature may be shaping him into the kind his grandmother would approve of, despite his own joy in sport and mischief.
Sunday School lesson notes recount Jesus returning to Galilee after Cana and the Samaritan woman tale. The royal official's son heals when the man believes and travels home, his household later joining faith. emphasis on growing faith through trials and Jesus responsiveness.
The piece urges readers to see a doctor for organic trouble rather than self medicating with advertised remedies. It promotes concentrated fat foods to enrich blood, claimress it builds up weakened bodies and helps delicate children and pale anaemic girls, offering a free sample.
A historic Chicago theater fire killed about six hundred, while pneumonia claimed over 3,000 in the same year. The item argues pneumonia often followed colds, preventable by Chamberlains Cough Remedy. A testimonial from W. D. Wilcox of Logan New York praises its pneumonia prevention and cure for his daughter Laura. Sold by F D Stubenrauch.
A tense exchange arises at 3:00 in the morning as a grocer-like druggist complains about being awakened for a mere three cents. The boy replies he had to come for nothing, and the driller voice admits no hearing of a complaint.
A Clay New York woman recalls neuralgia of the liver and stomach with heart weakness, saying Electric Bitters cured her after long suffering. The ad promotes Electric Bitters as the best medicine for weak women, sold by Henry M. Langerak at 60 cents a bottle, and also advertises SHAL OF MINNESOTA flour at Cole's Seed Store.
In a Dusseldorf studio, a wild gypsy girl inspires German painter Sternberg by asking about Jesus Christ. Her questions lead him to confession and a life devoted to Christ, as he abandons a painted crucifixion for a new work filled with faith and love. The tale blends art, salvation, and personal transformation amid wartime era notices and medical ads.
An old advertisement extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as soothing and heating with quick rel ief for colds croup and whooping cough especially favored by mothers of small children. It notes absence of opium and suitability for babies and adults. Also includes a quip about a wealthy man and a philosopher and a Holmes quotation on doctors and preachers.
An old advertisement claims Dr King's New Life Pills cure sickness from poisons of undigested food with a money back guarantee. The copy suggests buying at Hy M. Tangerak's drug store for 25 cents, warning readers to beware dyspepsia symptoms.
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