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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1907
Page
8
The study explains Paul’s view that Christ’s rising is a living spiritual fact, not mere bodily return, and that without resurrection the preached gospel and believers’ faith lose meaning. It contrasts the Bodily and spiritual testimonies, noting the transformed immortal body and the call to steadfast work for the Lord.
The March 31 1907 Young People Topic urges Easter as a year round spirit. It contrasts earthly aims with heavenly hopes and cites John 6 and Colossians to frame the promise of resurrection as central to Christian life. The piece emphasizes lifting minds toward eternal glory and embracing the Easter promise.
A devotional meditation on resurrection life starting now, not only after death. It argues that death to the old life precedes eternal life in Christ, citing Paul and historic figures, and urging readers to seek heavenly things as a present possession. Ends with a health ad for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
The District Court of Marion County Iowa appointed C Ver Flora as executor of Dirk Van Weelden late of Marion County deceased on February Sunday in 1907. Creditors must pay the estate and claimants present authenticated claims for allowance by the court. Dated March 1 1907.
Thomas B. Watson notes Andrew Jackson’s schooling from a field school to a Presbyterian tutor in Waxhaw, with later attendance at Queen’s College. He emphasizes Jackson’s early reading skill at age ten, often reading newspapers aloud to neighbors and proudly recalling the Declaration of Independence reading in the Waxhaws.
A tired mother with a baby boarded a streetcar and sat beside two men who showed off photos. The baby cried loudly drawing a gruff remark one man offered to move, but the mother retorted that the baby could see them from any seat, prompting embarrassment for all.
A large early eighteenth century Dube work drinking cup in the Dresden Museum of Art sits under a heavy glass cover. A Berlin paper notes the vessel is known for a glass disease that cannot be transmitted to other objects and has not yet had remedies applied to study its progression.
The document estimates Earth’s oceans cover 145 million square miles at an average depth of 12,000 feet containing about 8.27 quadrillion tons of water. It notes rivers flow enough to cover 36 cubic miles of that area daily and if oceans dried, would take 8,500 years to refill at current river flow, which is impossible due to evaporation.
The quotation extols books as an eternal court open to all where one may mingle with kings and queens and gain fellowship and rank. Once admitted, exclusion only comes by personal fault, per John Ruskin.
A lighthearted kitchen scene unfolds as a new maid, with an Irish smile, explains she mislaid the pudding and was hunting through the house, claiming it ended up in the oven. Dinner runs late but the mood stays cheerful.
The London World notes that hat shopping and buying new frocks can lift a woman’s mood and restore poise, while cutting back on shopping may lead to a disastrous result. The piece frames fashion as both balm and temptation in daily life.
A blunt man explains his shoe polish routine while a sarcastic friend questions the method. The brief exchange captures a humorous street scene and dialogue in a Baltimore American voice.
A Chicago Journal quote shows a business man recounting taking his son into his shop months ago to teach him the business. He says the venture was a great success and now the son is teaching him. The exchange underscores a mentor and apprentice dynamic in a family business.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a trial and alleged torture in vague terms. The readable text is insufficient to identify persons, places, or a clear event, but indicates a legal proceeding with harmful acts were discussed. The item reads as an incomplete fragment suitable for a brief one-line record.
In Interlaken a novice American girl struggles to paint Jungfrau snow. A sickly American man mentors her: paint in the morning, walk in the afternoon, and let love inspire the work. Her finished canvas gains prestige when a dealer brands it as Demond's work, boosting its value and sparking revelations about collaboration and inspiration.
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