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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1909
Page
11
A health ad urges readers with indigestion to use Kodol for full digestion and stomach rest. It claims Kodol digests all foods in lab tests, contrasts with pepsin and physics, and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The ad notes a bottle price and a two-for-one size comparison.
Poem excerpt by Lucy Larcom reflects ascent toward higher ground and rest through effort. The speaker seeks a loftier level and strength beyond earthly bounds, with heaven drawing near as she climbs toward God.
Sunday School lesson from Chicago by Rey J M Coon on February 7 with focus on truthfulness in church community. It contrasts true discipleship with Ananias type hypocrisy, detailing unity and generosity versus lying deceit toward the Holy Spirit and God. Historical notes place the setting in Jerusalem AD 31 with Peter Ananias Sapphira and the disciples.
A January 31 Ames notice outlines guidance for leaders of a Young People’s meeting on new mission movements and methods. It urges presenters with field knowledge, requests items from members, and emphasizes prayer and wise planning for effective leadership.
The article recounts Christ’s post resurrection visits to His disciples. On the first day evening He spoke peace to them, on the second day evening He challenged doubting Thomas, and at the sea of Tiberias He greeted seven disciples and invited them to dine, with Peter declaring it is the Lord.
A sermon-like meditation states that Christ is not absent but dwells in believers through the Spirit, guiding daily intercession and forgiveness. It contrasts fleshly sight with inner knowledge, cites Romans 8 and John 3 16, and uses parables of substitution and coupling to explain salvation, urging all to come to Christ for eternal life. Worcester Mass. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup ad follows.
The Observations by Watchman argue that respect for law must begin in the home and be taught across generations. He says railway presidents and senators test law enforcement, and urges citizens to defend authority of home religion and state to curb anarchy and build a law abiding nation.
Dr Frank Lydaton told the Ohio State Medical Association that graft is a global constant underpinned by government, citing history from ancient times to modern states. He asserted corruption taints governments while dually praising American righteousness, calling graft a surface rise against a moral baseline. Dewitt's Little Early Risers liver pills are advertised at the end.
A speaker argues boys have rights including a strong body and brain, access to study and tools, work, meaningful friendships, and character. He asserts that hindering these rights is a wrong to a boy and emphasizes growth through education, play, and virtue.
An old advertises Scott's Emulsion praising its claimed benefits for cold prevention, child health, parental strength, and throat and lung ailments. It urges sending four cents and paper name to receive a world atlas by Scott & Bowne of New York.
A clipped line from The Canadian Epworth Era urges readers to secure their rights.
In dialogic reflections, Phillips Brooks argues faith rests on God sending trials and their good, not on personal sight of benefit. An advertisement extols Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea or Tablets as a health tonic priced 35 cents, with F. D. Stubenrauch listed.
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