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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
8
In this satirical poem dated 1910, the narrator riffs on the end of summer, crops, politics, fashion, and social foibles. It mocks Rockefeller size ambitions, election anxieties, Mosquito plague, a Crippen chase, and Milady Fashion, weaving seasonal imagery with contemporary figures and critiques of American life.
The fragmentary lines describe a tranquil refuge away from desert heat. Imagery includes crawfish and pumpkins with hints of gold, sassafras in a redder dress, and a cider press. It envisions a fountain serving as a resting place, shaded by palms with irrigation and soothing balms beyond reform.
Readable fragments describe a vague scene of unions, leaders, and political maneuvers around Rome and Roosevelt during an autumn equinox. The prose hints at alliances, smiles from ranks, and forecasts of storms and reform, ending with a bent toward October and a planetary metaphor of landing.
A Sunday school lesson on the parable of the marriage feast from Matthew 22 1 14 contrasts it with Luke 14 16 24 and argues personal preparation is required for entry. It outlines God the Father Son and Holy Spirit as actors in the feast the universality of the invitation the risk of ignoring it and the feast as a test of character. It notes God will invite others if some reject.
An advice piece urges seniors to prioritize proper digestion and a diet that supports health in later life. It promotes Mild laxative Diain as a trusted remedy, noting government endorsement and a free bottle offer. Readers are invited to write Dr W B Caldwell for medical guidance at no charge.
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