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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1903
Page
8
A Cincinnati Commercial-Tribune poem depicts a tired mother tending a vine on an old water spout. She croons through the long afternoon as her children have left her, yet she believes God planted the seed and guides life’s struggle. The piece blends imagery of weathered care with quiet faith.
A Sunday School page discusses the biblical story of Samuel and Saul, noting God’s choosing of David and the contrast with human plans. It reflects on sanctification, divine guidance, and the need for a pure heart for high positions, interwoven with a brief public notice about reduced state fair fare and a health remedy.
A Young People meeting centers on Pauls thorn in the flesh and how weakness can become grace. It urges submission to Gods will, prayer, and the view that hindrances may turn to strength through faith. Quoting scripture 2 Cor 12 7 10 and 10 70, it contrasts martyrdom with daily trials and highlights spiritual progress through humility.
An account from Alice Miller of Morgan Texas describes six years of recurring diarrhoea relief only after trying Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The testimonial claims a single bottle cured her, costing a few cents, with sale notes listing Allen and Stubenrauch as druggists.
A testimonial reports electric bitters as the greatest medicine for rheumatism and general debility. Henry Mo Langerak endorses the remedy with a satisfaction guarantee. Music from Reed's Fourth Regiment band of Sioux City and a girls' orchestra from Mitchellville accompany the Iowa State Mail program.
A fragmented OCR note references Rome and A Gulledge with phrases about harm and guilt, indicating a possible criminal or legal context. The text is incomplete but suggests a report on cons or charges involving Gulledge and unnamed parties. Further readable details are needed for a complete summary.
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