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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1908
Page
8
The piece argues that true piety does not shut a citizen from political duty but urges Christians to engage in public life. It condemns political deceit while advocating honest, moral involvement in state affairs. The作者 Cuas and W. Skea referenced Wordsworth?
A popular physician urges prompt action for persistent indigestion and heartburn. The ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin at 60c and 1.00 per bottle, claiming it aids digestion, relieves stomach pain, and is safe for babies. Testimonials from Postmaster Ridgirl, Maude Hall, Chief Espich, Rev Fletcher, and Mrs Crouch support its efficacy. Free samples offered by the Pepsin Syrup Co.
Sunday School lesson for November 8, 1908 reflects on David's grief as Absalom plots to seize the throne. It contrasts King Lear with Absalom, notes desertion of David's army and counsellors, and highlights Mephibosheth's wavering loyalty amid impending downfall.
The article reflects on loyalty and betrayal as David flees Absalom's uprising. Ahithophel's counsel is outmatched by Hushai, leading to Absalom's defeat. David mourns Absalom with biblical parallels and vows divine forgiveness, ending with a reflective note on the Father's love.
A humorous reminiscence recalls Mark Twain, as a youth, being sent to weed a flower bed and asking to flower the weed bed. The tale contrasts youthful reluctance with his later fame, while a family scene emphasizes motivation and effort.
The Omaha Bee criticized parts of the Republican tariff plank as Bryan-friendly, prompting replies from William R. Longworth and Democratic leaders. Bryan denounced the misattribution, while editors noted the error could backfire on Republicans and hoped the incident would backfire on Rosewater.
The piece argues trusts, notably Standard Oil and steel interests, heavily influence the Republican Party. It cites figures like Nigel of the RNC, Kellogg of Minnesota, and connections to Roosevelt, Taft, and Aldrich. It questions fund sources and calls for accountability and disclosure of donations.
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