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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1913
Page
8
A preacher reflects on Luke 10 27 and the law as the standard of innocence. He argues the obligation to observe all ten commandments remains, despite faith in Christ, and urges practical virtue from purity to honesty, urging consideration of parental honor and moral conduct.
A city child at a country two week stay with the New York Tribune Fresh Air Fund plays in a field near a farm house. A tethered lamb bleats loudly and the child, defending her right to stay, declares she belongs there as the helper woman promised she could play there.
Courtland Myers recalls a tale of a mother who rushed after her child across a desert three miles away under a cactus bush. He reflects that supernatural maternal love mirrors God's pursuit of humanity, likening it to the search that led to Bethlehem.
Historic food note describes mixing dry ingredients tea and beet sugar, adding milk and butter to create a batter, then baking in a pan with cinnamon sugar topping. Mentions variations Dutch Apple Cake and Prune Kitchen using apples or prunes, and promoting The Cook's Book with 90 recipes from Jaques Mfg. Co. Chicago.
A reader reports on carrier pigeons as reliable messengers. Pigeons released in Rome for a seven day Alpine journey returned home exhausted but safe. One pigeon bound for New York rested briefly on a window sill, its footband confirming the long voyage. The bird would not linger, pursuing its important business.
In a harsh desert, a mother refuses to quit as others lose hope. Despite wandering through cactus and sagebrush, shouts go unanswered, yet she sobs and declares she will continue the search, embodying maternal devotion and faith.
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