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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1926
Page
3
International Sunday School Lesson by J A Lapham discusses Judahs plea to Joseph from Genesis 44 46 and highlights the ethos of repentance and sacrifice. The piece cites Psalms 51 17 and Johns 1518 and notes Dr Petries praise of Judahs eloquence behind his rugged exterior and his role in his father Jacob faced with Josephs absence.
Eastbound passenger Nos 472 11 59 am and 474 8 39 pm westbound passenger Nos 476 473 1 28 pm. Local freight Nos 832 881 11 59 am. Freight for shipment on locals must be at the station not later than 5 00 pm the evening before. Both lots freights carry passengers.
A reflective meditation on Joseph's trials and reconciliation with his brothers, focusing on family love, repentance, and the duty to win boys to the Savior. The piece cites scripture, pastors, and teachers urging church programs to engage boys through Pioneers, Scouts, and Sunday school efforts.
A brief quote portrays a man with rough hands and worn clothes sitting with prosperity, contrasting with Joseph who lacks baseness. It frames a lesson about not being ashamed of one’s father, described as a necessary, plain teaching for modern times.
Twenty eight boys two leaders and County Secretary Atkinson returned from a nine day camping trip to the Des Moines Y M C A Camp above Boone on the Des Moines River. The delegation won the inter county baseball pennant and track and swimming meets with multiple first place finishes. All earned camper emblems and first degree Four Fold emblems. The group praised the camp and suggested a three county joint camp next year.
Dr F E Murray of the U S Department of Agriculture outlines a hog tattooing method for identifying origins of diseased dogs found at slaughterhouses. The circular describes the instrument, usage, and practical applications, using five babbit blocks with phonograph needles and black enamel pigment to imprint numbers and letters.
The article explains tattooing hogs on the forepart of the back to preserve identity between farm and market. It notes the tattoo is permanent, resists removal, and remains after slaughter. Tests show usefulness in tracing disease origin, ownership in shipments, and potential for parasite tracing and research. A circular is available from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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