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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1909
Page
8
Advice urges choosing a single trusted doctor and sticking to one remedy for coughs. Recommends Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for throat and lung troubles and notes decades of sale with no alcohol. Also promotes Ayer's Pills for constipation and advises doctor approval.
The verses extol a divine promise of renewal and joy in Zion. A call to strengthen the weak and fear not precedes visions of the blind seeing and the lame leaping. The wilderness becomes a pool, and the redeemed return to Zion with everlasting joy, praising God. Fredericksburg, Ia.
Introductory notes on Acts chapters detailing the spread of the gospel from Jerusalem to Samaria and beyond. Key figures include Peter, John, Stephen, Ananias, Philip and the Ethiopian. places include Jerusalem, Samaria, Gaza, Lydda and Joppa. Emphasizes birth, growth, and perils of the church, miracles, persecution, and the call to faithful, doctrinal obedience.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is praised as a safe laxative that eases constipation and promotes natural daily bowel movements. Letters from users claim relief from piles and rectal ulcers without surgery, with several testimonials from various locations. It is sold by druggists and offers free samples from Pepsin Syrup Co.
A youth series on Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress features Christian guided by Evangelist toward the wicket gate. Porters and dangers are described as he debates entering the path of the just. Goodwill opens the door, while arrows of conviction and danger loom from an adjacent enemy’s castle amid a revival in the ins
Pastor J B Smith of First Baptist church warned in a Muscatine sermon that liquor costs surpass basic necessities and national government expenses. He urged Baptist and Methodist voters to unite against the liquor evil, citing figures on New York City losses and Kansas successes as support.
A public address cites crime and divorce as major social ills. It argues crime rose 12 percent while population grew 3 percent, lists costly policing, high murder trial backlogs, and notes 68 percent rise in divorces over a decade. It condemns liquor traffic and calls for reform under Christian ethics.
Five Indiana counties recently voted on local option and all went dry with overwhelming majorities. One counted wet with assurance, but the dry result remained decisive across the rest. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is advertised as a spring regulator promising strength and health for the family, priced at 35 cents by F D Stubenrauch, 912.
A Charleston earthquake tale shows a father sending his son to his grandfather in New York while he stays to help. A telegram from the father requests that they send the earthquake back and keep the boy. The piece extols laughter as a healthful force for body and spirit.
The Register and Farmer grows in popularity with farm readers over fifty years, offering strong reading material for the Iowa farmer and family. Kimball's Dairy Farmer at Waterloo targets cow owners with practical content, driving broad appeal across farms.
The fragment announces a promotional offer to combine two leading papers for a full year at a price just fifty cents above subscribing to one paper alone. It urges readers to subscribe now to avoid missing out.
The New York skyline changes as night deepens, with the lower city around the Singer tower becoming a glittering spectacle. From bridge towers the sunset view fades to a kaleidoscope of palaces and lights, a rare sight for New Yorkers absorbed in hurried life.
The article describes how historical plays across China depict foreigners as monstrous figures to inflame local hostility. It notes scenes of plunder and massacres aimed at arousing bitterness toward Americans, French, English, and Germans, portraying foreigners as terrifying, barbarian invaders.
An article describes a small-statured people along the Kafue river in northwest Rhodesia. It notes hornlike hair growth from the scalp, fat, and filth forming up to 18 inches. The Kafues live on open flats, build huts on ant heaps, and retreat to these mounded shelters when floods turn flats into lakes.
When he stepped on her toes for the sixth time she stopped dancing and declared she would sit down, noting with quiet humor that she perceived his preference for foot ball over dancing.
A soda-dense ad urges readers to prevent indigestion with Kodol. It warns of nervous and chronic dyspepsia from stomach abuse and claims Kodol digests all food, unlike ordinary pepsin or physics, promising the stomach rests while it heals and letting you eat what you want.
Our Guarantee asks customers to return a used bottle if they are not satisfied. If the bottle proves unsatisfactory, the company will refund the purchase price without delay. The offer applies to the large bottle per family, and Kodol is produced at H C DeWitt & Co laboratories in Chicago.
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