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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1911
Page
8
A Sunday school lesson on Elisha the prophet recounts the restoration of a dead child, framed by a study of a woman's remarkable faith. It compares faith with the Syro Phenician account, outlines six faith virtues, and urges living faith over mere talk, with prayer meeting concrete outcomes.
Local Otley notes list guests and visits across surrounding towns. Names include Leonard Elees, Jim Ricabaugh, D Den Otter, Walter Rouse, Ed Yelsma, Mrs J Boot and many others visiting from Pella Monroe Colfax and Oskaloosa. Several residents travel to Des Moines Albia and Prairie City while others move or fall ill.
Cordova resident W. M. Karr transacted business in Pella Saturday while H. S. Graham hauled broomEs to Pella and sold them to local merchants. Ed Amick surprised on his 88th birthday as neighbors visited with food and good cheer. George Louis leaves for Missouri after a week of farewells in this neighborhood, and Ernst Stanley departs for an indefinite stay in Canada. The March moving spell is in full swing with several neighborhood changes noted. Frank Ford Jr. enjoyed an over Sunday visit with Des Moines friends, and Mrs. Hart continues to recover slowly from a recent fall.
An article notes readers ask how to cure constipation and cites Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as effective. Endorsed by Detroit and Oklahoma City supporters, the remedy is sold by druggists for a dollar a bottle. A free sample and medical advice are offered by Dr. Caldwell at Monticello, Illinois.
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