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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1909
Page
10
A poor blind boy named Joe, living near Birmingham, saves a little girl on a moving train. Though blind, he follows rail cues to reach the girl and keep her safe until the train stops. The grateful mother trains him as a top piano tuner, and he prospers.
An old advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's up Pepsin as a safe liquid laxative for children and adults. It claims benefits for constipation indigestion and related stomach troubles without gripes. It offers a free trial and invites readers to write for medical advice to Dr W Caldwell at Monticello Indiana.
An express train wrecks on the way to the Pacific coast. The railroad president finds the dying engineer, who repeats a trusted Bible verse. The engineer says he has committed his life to Christ and is ready for whatever comes, a testament to unwavering faith.
The passage defines good manners as self control gentleness forethought and sympathy taught by the heart. It calls manners the fine flowers of civilization and says everyone can have them, illustrating a timeless ideal of considerate behavior.
Lesson overview by Rev J M Chicago II for September 19 1909, covering Paul’s missionary journeys Acts 16 17 and 19 with historical viewpoints on persons places and periods 51 to 59. It outlines aims to plant gospel centers revisit churches and train workers and notes features like the Philippian jailer Thessalonica Athens Ephesus and Philippi along with a study of Christian love and duty.
A historical reflection notes how early settlers received aid from Native communities. It contrasts peaceful exchange and hospitality with later conditions where Indigenous people became homeless and dependent, highlighting changing relations since the Pilgrims arrived.
Poem-like reflection on ivy growing over a window. Roots in jars, sunlight by day, stars by night. Cherishes a cleansing outer air that could refresh the soul if admitted, promising renewal and beauty beyond dusty bounds.
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