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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1906
Page
8
Rev George E Murphy editor from Brookings presents a November 18 1906 lesson on Jesus before Caiaphas Matthew 26 57 68. Golden text Isaiah 53 3 notes he is despised and rejected of men.
A summary of the arrest on Friday April 7 AD 30, detailing Jesus being led from Annas to Caiaphas, the private and Sanhedrin trials, false witnesses, and Jesus’s voluntary testimony under oath. It notes Peter’s denial, the impropriety of night sessions, and the humiliation and abuse Jesus endured before Pilate’s eventual involvement.
A reflection on human nature noting that without grace people fall into brutality and depravity, pondering what we bear for him and the meaning of suffering and humility in faith.
The 1903 year left Dr King's New Discovery as a turning point for F N Thack et al of Alliance Kentucky after a severe lung bleed and coughing fit. He declares that four bottles cured him, a claim supported by the product’s guarantee for sore lungs coughs and colds. Langerak's drug store sells it at one dollar with a free trial bottle.
A fragment from Ellis O. Jones titled If cat spelt dog and cow and horse and mouse and heaven. The piece playfully ponders school life and holidays with rhymed questions about bright readers and leadership. It references school hours and songs with a note 81. Nicholas.
253 acres of very good land five miles northeast of Pella with improvements. Rural mail and telephone service. For details contact Mrs. M. A. Awtry, Pella, Iowa, B. F. D. No. 2.
A father lectures his careless daughter on appreciating her mother. He recalls a mother's tireless care, old age, and wounds of life, urging the daughter to rise early, bring breakfast, and kiss her mother to brighten her fading face before the inevitable parting.
The passage likens impoverished soil to blood lacking rich corpuscles, urging a chemist to analyze soil to select fertilizer for different products and a doctor to prescribe a tonic or concentrated fat food to restore land fat or missing nutrients in the body.
Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil is described as nourishing and strengthening when milk and cream fail. It is presented as palatable and beneficial for body wasting in both children and adults.
Angie invites her young man to supper as a seven year old disrupts with gossip about a man seen with Angie. The boy's whispered detail about his army clothes triggers a family commotion and a hurried departure from the table. The piece captures comic mischief and a child's blunt honesty in a domestic scene.
A narrator recalls a fishing boat on the great sea where a child eyes the shore. The love for a child powers endurance against Great waters and storms that test hearts, arguing love brings risk but is worth exposure to the fury for those cared for.
A promotional note touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as famed strike breakers for liver and bowel troubles. It claims quick relief from constipation headaches and dizziness and directs readers to Langerak's drug store for purchase.
An excerpt from Chambers Journal recounts John Richardson the illiterate showman of the last century and his claim about mentoring Edmund Kean. It notes Richardson’s ignorance of Macready as a rising figure, dismissing actors as vagabonds lacking “education for the thing.”
Floods the body with warmth and vitality, strengthens nerves, improves circulation, restores vigor, and leaves you feeling like a new person. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea offered at Stubenrauch's drug store for 35 cents.
An English novelist recalls bitter but humorous reactions to false death notices. A London dining anecdote features Baring-Gould and an American editor, culminating in a parrot’s sharp wit about the husband’s words.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claims to cure ailments and make the weakest person strong and healthy advertised at 35 cents at Stubenrauch's drug store.
S C Blair, school superintendent of St Albans West Virginia, reports his daughter recovered from St Vitus Dance after three bottles of Electric Bitters cured her. The tonic is advertised as a quick, sure cure for nervous complaints, debility, female weaknesses, impoverished blood and malaria at Langerak's drug store for fifty cents.
Mrs Skrimper-One contends price claims were false after Bilnsford and Tating advertised marked down goods. Mrs Bargainhunter confirms seeing the ad, while Mrs Skrimper asserts the sale failed to deliver lower prices and notes she paid full price for two postage stamps this morning.
A lyrical note extols the songbird, praising its courage amid hawks and snares. It compares the bird’s small size to its bold voice, claiming no greater bravery exists in all creation as it dares to sing.
A dangerous surgical operation to remove a malignant ulcer as large as a hand from a daughter’s hip was avoided by an application of Buc.
A fragmentary reminiscence ponders the sea’s whitecaps and wind while a child presses to a cottage window, seeking the view of the sea. The riddle-like question hints at what stirred the child’s heart as waves roared outside.
In a cheeky dialogue, a director asks how Shakespeare’s statue ends on a pedestal marked Scott and an attendant suggests the base may be misaligned. The terse exchange reflects a humorous mislabeling noted in Brooklyn Life.
A brief sales line notes the value of Rocky Mountain Tea and its availability for sale at Stubenrauch's drug store, implying a promotion of the product to passersby. The phrasing reads like a period advertisement emphasizing worth and affordability.
A health note warns that neglecting regular sleep drains nerve energy and causes fatigue headaches indigestion and poor appetite. It promotes Miles' Nervine as a remedy to soothe nerves promote restorative sleep and restore natural organ function. The fragment mentions a fever spell and lingering nervous weakness.
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