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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1925
Page
1
International Sunday School lesson delves into Paul’s defense before Agrippa and Festus, highlighting his unyielding testimony of the heavenly vision, repentance, and a godly life. The discourse stresses Paul’s integrity, the impact of his conversion on leadership, and the call to obedience in the Way of Christ.
Dr J H Snowden discusses heavenly visions guiding better conduct and the supreme Jesus as the source of truth. He notes Paul fused vision with virtue and urges aligning knowledge and action, warning that many fail to obey their heavenly impulses as conscience drifts from ideal.
A son recalls a tender moment with his father aboard a train. After the father moved to another car a flashily dressed, drinky man sat with the son and remarked that if there were more like the father there would be fewer like him. The son recalls this memory as a cherished moment. Dr. S. D. Gordon reflects that people desire more men like Jesus to reduce the other kind.
The Rock Island schedule lists eastbound and westbound passenger and freight numbers with specific times and cutoffs. The Chronicle promotes a clubbing deal offering the Chronicle and Des Moines Capital together for one year at four dollars, with renewal options and prices.
A historical overview of health preservation from ancient codes to modern public health. It highlights early health leadership, Pasteur and bacteriology, figures like Osler Koch and Welch, and the rise of campaigns against infectious diseases. The Tuberculosis program grew into a nationwide effort worth over 160 million dollars, with death rates from preventable diseases declining.
The piece notes vast life-extension achievements in the United States over decades, stating that many readers have gained at least ten years of life recently and that public health workers aim to add five to ten more in the next two decades. It cites reduced tuberculosis mortality as an example of progress.
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