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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1912
Page
8
The lesson presents Jesus as the soul physician in Capernaum, illustrating that miracles of physical healing verified his power to heal the inner life. It outlines sin as demon fever and leprosy, Christ’s methods of healing, and the open invitation to all, with the warning that rejecting him leads to spiritual judgment.
A fragment discusses how tobacco and alcohol habits hinder life work and employability. It cites a man noting reduced aim accuracy after smoking before hunting and suggests young men should avoid such habits for better prospects.
An advocate argues employers prefer sober workers and urges quitting drinking today. Citing prisoners who ceased use upon entry, the piece claims total abstinence harms none and enhances self control, urging personal choice and self-improvement through abstention.
A factory owner confronts pressure from a railroad lobby to vote for a taxation bill, fearing ruin of his business. He contemplates resigning, begs to save conscience, and ultimately votes against the measure, choosing bread over honor in a tense pre roll call moment. The colleague Lenroot faces a similar clash, declaring he will vote for his bread, and proceeds to break his oath by voting against the bill.
A university professor proposes tests of education including sympathy for good causes public spirit and brotherhood to the weak ability to make and keep friends honesty toward others compassion for children loyalty to the lonely and love of life beyond money. It asks if one can find meaning in simple tasks and see beyond material concerns toward a creator.
This piece argues thoughtlessness wastes human potential, urging careful thinking as vital to success and character. It notes opportunity favors the alert and contrasts mere brightness with attentive action, reflecting on Wordsworth and the need for continual mental cultivation among youth.
In the March American Magazine Senator La Follette recounts his Wisconsin governorship battle to tax railroad earnings. He describes early legislative zeal waning under pressure and details a pivotal encounter with E Ray Stevens, who urged him to summon a wary manufacturer named E to discuss the matter.
The verse recalls a sudden loss as a speaker learns of death with no warning. A man reflects on mercy and the hidden thorny path ahead, expressing sorrow, doubt, and faith amid the Black Winged Angel’s fateful dart. Written with devotional tone attributed to Mrs. C. W. Howarter.
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