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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1921
Page
8
The lesson on Acts 17 examines Paul in Athens facing idolatry and philosophical opposition. It highlights his approach at Areopagus, his arguments from creation and providence, and the call to repentance through Christ's resurrection. Prospects include reactions: some mocked, some delayed, some believed.
A concise excerpt urging believers to awaken in themselves the desire to dedicate every faculty to God. It emphasizes knowing and thinking of Him with the mind, loving Him with the will, and consecrating outward senses to Him in all actions.
A call for the cultivation of Christian unity among diverse churches precedes any formal union. The remarks reference Rev Dr Douglas and emphasize harmony as a prerequisite to a lasting joining of faith communities.
Suit frocks and other one piece dresses shown in fall styles adapt to the natural figure with straight and bloused bodices. Jackets and wraps appear with certain frocks while salt frocks move toward long lines. A dark blue cloth model features beige crepe de chine bodice with a high neck vest and black ribbon girdle. Long petal tunics with embroidered bands carry over from summer.
A feature on autumn headwear explores new fall hats and fabrics. Designers mix duvetyn satin velvet and brocade with embroidery like metalwork effects while trims include bugle seed beads ribbons and feathers. Hats emphasize draped fabric shaping soft crowns and decorative accents.
A 1920s address argues that the church is a national backbone, not a mere Sunday gathering for women and children. It praises mothers, children, and leaders, cites John G Paton’s influence, and lists Washington, Lincoln, Webster, and Roosevelt as examples of lifelong churchgoing men.
A cheeky line accuses men of calling women brainless while noting women can outsmart fools, framing it as a playful Chronicle want ad tease.
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