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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1912

Page

8

Only Thing That Will Believe Neuralgia

An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as the cure for neuralgia linked to cold or La Grippe. Rural mail carrier Cuaries Hilderbrandt credits the pills with relief after trying many remedies, urging others to try them and promising a money back guarantee through Wiles Medical Co.

Dr. Miles Cuaries Hilderbrandt Woodvill Ohio Mr. Hilderbrandt Ben Gist Wiles Medical CO Elkhart Ind

Appearance of the risen Lord in Pauls lesson

Sunday school notes on First Corinthians 15 outline Paul as transmitter and witness to the resurrection. It traces the gospel as preached, received, and the foundation for salvation. It covers Pauls reliance on others for factual report, lists appearances, and his own Damascus vision as apostolic proof.

Jesus Paul Apostle Jesus’ Christ Christ Cephas Peter James Church of Jerusalem Church of God Damascus The Twelve

Learning to See in a Nursery Tale Exchange

A brief dialogue features a boy Willie and his Uncle Jesse discussing blindness. Willie claims he can see to prove he is not blind, while the uncle questions the certainty, prompting a humorous exchange about perception and vision. The fragment hints at a larger moral about awareness and ignorance in everyday life.

Jesse Willie

See to Open Our Eyes and Sins for Salvation

A conversation on spiritual blindness contrasts literal sight with moral sight. Willi asks how to learn to see sin and weakness, and the response urges asking Jesus to open eyes to discern good and evil, promising clearer vision as one obeys. The exchange emphasizes personal repentance and faith as the path to spiritual sight.

Jesus Willi

How to Read the Bible by Luther’s Method

The quote describes Martin Luther guiding children to read the Bible from book to verse to word. He likens it to shaking a fruit tree first for fallen fruit, then each branch, twig, and leaf to uncover hidden treasures.

Martin Luther

A Pullman Car Story Reverses a Miner Scandal

In a Pullman car a dozen men discuss a fallen Boston minister. A quiet reader cites a bishop in Alaska who ferries relief to Indians and embarks on long treks with faith. The tale shifts sentiment as the crowd concludes such deeds restore stability and virtue.

Boston Alaska

Noble bishop’s Christian life marked by virtue in New York

The New York Evening Mail laments a traitorous act yet notes that the bishop, now in New York, embodies the salt of the earth. It praises his heroic story and Christian life, saying virtue in mankind grows amid martyrdom and history on the same day in the great city.

New York New York Evening Mail

KEY TO HAPPY MARRIAGE BY DR VAUGHAN

Dr D D Vaughan of the South Halstead Street Institutional church collected over 200 replies to guidance on happy marriage. He preached on love as the basis for marriage, warned against sowing wild oats, and urged women to understand men while maintaining the ideal of being the angel their husbands expected. He cautioned that married life increases living costs unless thrift is practiced and noted men fear the new woman topic.

D. D. Vaughan South Halstead Street Institutional Church Mr. Vaughan

Madame De Circourt The Plain Lady Who Won Hearts

A Paris society figure known as Madame De Circourt rose from plain looks and a troubled girlhood to iconic charity. She befriended pauper children, servants, and birds, earning idolization in the city despite sallow complexion and sunken gray eyes, as notable men admires her lifelong selflessness.

Paris Madame de Circourt

If I Knew The Box Of Smiles And Frowns

A childlike poem imagines a box large enough to hold all smiles and frowns. The speaker hopes to scatter smiles across land and sea to brighten children, and to imprison every frown in a giant box dropped into the deepest sea. A response promises sending a picture.

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