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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1907
Page
8
Sunday School lesson from January 20, 1907 explores Genesis 3 focusing on temptation doubt and the devil's role. It emphasizes sin as separation from God and Christ as giving life to the spiritually dead, urging belief and repentance.
Lansing Burrows argues that humans bear responsibility for sin despite enviro nmental excuses. He sees labor as a divine remedy, and notes the ground cursed yet promises deliverance through a coming redeemer. The message frames Genesis as a path from temptation to redemption.
A reflective piece about a young girl who passes an open gate to a sick woman and regrets not entering to help. It urges timely action, noting that doors of duty cannot be shut by others and urging readers to seize chances to aid others while possible.
A Civil War chaplain recalls a homesick lad who sought comfort on leave then rushed to battle. He died within moments after firing his first shot, a vivid testament to brave hearts under peril and the cost of service.
Jane frets over 60 cents to send her work, schemes to raise funds, and a chance encounter with Peter Gleason. An impulsive sale to a bellboy and a box of violets reveal a hidden note that exposes Jane’s secret admiration and leads to a confession and a new arrangement.
The author notes the ostrich masks itself by burying its head in sand, a tactic shaped by the desert habitat. The male guards eggs and brood, sounding a warning call, while the young crouch head-down to blend with sand and shrubs, fooling hunters and even foxes.
In Venice Whistler made seventy pastels after fourteen etchings and dazzled the art world. A Russian painter claimed the pastels were tricks and bet he could match six, but Whistler’s work won a public jury test. A Rialto encounter followed with a sharp exchange about being an artist versus an amateur.
The article recalls Harriet Auber’s lines allegedly written on a Hoddesdon window, a dealer’s failed bid after her death in 1862, and the lost glass fragment. It also mentions Theodulph of Orleans reportedly composing a hymn on a Metz prison window and its link to Palm Sunday processions and imperial rebuke.
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a safe analgesic free from opiates and habit forming. It explains headaches stem from tired brain nerves and says the pills soothe nerves to relieve pain without side effects or stomach upset.
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