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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
8
A devotional study of Luke's account and Matthew's parallel, urging that true piety rests on righteousness in the heart. It contrasts Christ's teachings with Pharisaic externalism, stressing love, purity, truth, humility, and generosity as the living basis of faith.
Mrs Helen S Conant writes on courtesy as the art of agreeable living. She notes wisdom kindness forbearance and unselfishness make courtesy essential in families across all ranks. She contrasts impulsive and quiet temperaments and asserts only courtesy can prevent clashes despite love and strong bonds.
A speaker recalls a sister’s hurt by harsh words and notes true courtesy soothes life’s rough spots. The quote emphasizes that small outbursts leave impression and that kindness in daily interactions preserves harmony in the family circle.
In a Pullman dining car Eli Perkins tells of two men at table awaiting Hudson River shad. An agnostic flatters a clergyman by asking about preaching from the Bible. The clergyman compares bone dropping to ignoring难 bones, then the agnostic retreats to the smoker.
A shortstop named Fred stops a practice to answer his mother’s call. He explains he will return shortly with a cheerful, compliant reply, illustrating the commandment to honor father and mother. The scene highlights courteous obedience and a positive impression on onlookers.
Poem reflecting on seeing beyond today through faith. It contemplates God’s knowledge, tears and joys, shadows and light, and the belief that life’s wrongs will be right. The speaker urges trust and obedience as guiding through present grief toward future understanding.
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