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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1904
Page
8
A poem from Woman's Home Companion presents a lush expression of consuming love. The speaker describes intimate impressions surrounding the beloved and vows to minister to her as star light and nature echo devotion. The verse asserts an inescapable, soft embrace that binds the beloved.
The lesson from the Sermon on the Mount urges practical obedience over mere profession. It contrasts hearing with doing, notes the supreme test in obedience, and warns of false profession lacking saving knowledge of Christ. The message stresses a solid foundation of righteousness and enduring consequence.
A reader reflects on Jesus as the rock of foundation from I Corinthians and Mark’s Sermon on the Mount, contrasting steadfast faith with those who hear yet do not obey. The piece scorns hollow piety and urges living Christ’s teachings, warning that character rests on a rock or shifts on sands.
A traveling man in a checked suit laments the difficult names Russians and Japanese give to towns rivers and warships. A grocery and hardware salesman agree. the traveler calls such names wearisome and a crime, then signs the hotel register as Micah Abimilech Squeeldonk of Kennebunkport ofcroggin Maine.
The fragment hints at an early morning motto praising birds and Rocky Mountain Tea as a world famous aid for wakefulness. Allen and Stubenrauch are named, suggesting an old advertisement or promotional copy in a historical newspaper page.
The piece urges kindness to birds in cold weather with scraps and water on window sills. It offers a civility checklist stressing empathy, courtesy, punctual promises, and respectful behavior toward others, including social equals and inferiors, ending with a note on refined manners and travel memories.
A collage of anecdotes and homely wisdom spans clergy pranks at a Methodist conference, garden craft tips for home experiments, moral anecdotes, and a health claim praising lettuce as protection against smallpox. It threads humor with cautionary advice and civic sentiment through diverse vignettes.
A promotional notice touts a treatment that allegedly relieves rheumatism by removing uric acid and claims to completely erase all traces of the disease. The piece emphasizes rapid pain relief and total cure.
Sufferers are told a new treatment can cure rheumatism at any stage. Testimonials claim long-standing cases improved in weeks. Readers are urged to write Doctor J A Lomas in South Bend Indiana to receive a free remedy and diagnosis by return mail.
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