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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
8
A sermon outline argues Galatians treats Christian liberty and temperance, contrasting works of the flesh with the fruits of the Spirit. Dramatizes the Spirit led life versus self, detailing bad and good results, and stressing that the Holy Spirit defends against drink temptations and that salvation follows Christ.
Fragmentary line talks of shining boots and balance between ends. Quirky phrases reference The Fatted Galt and prodigal returns. Ambiguous source hints at a literary or editorial joke with incomplete dialogue.
A Marion County column reports births including Miss Laura Allen in St. Paul and a son born Sept 5 1910 to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Anspach of Bussey. It notes Bert Conrey family returning from Stanley County SD to Marion County and H E Randel recovering well after gallstone surgery at Mercy hospital. It covers a major Cedar Creek bridge project between Tracy and Bussey, with 28 workers and concrete piers, plus civic notes on Knoxville Red Men gathering in Des Moines and preparations for 1500 initiates. Also mentioned are threshing trips to Fargus Falls MN, crop reports, moves of Leo Parmeter family to Pleasant Grove, and a preliminary court case State v Smith over a stabbing in Liberty township.
Lois Harvey and Golie Maddy visited Sunday at Johny Lanchester’s. Mrs. Josephine Foster returned to Des Moines Sunday because of her mother Mrs. Staley’s illness and death. Rev. E. Dalby of Newton visited the Maddy home Monday. Bertha Harvey came home Saturday after a visit in Eddyville. John Geddling and son Loren with families moved to Albia Monday for their future home. Miss Elizabeth Bingerman of Des Moines and Di Thompson and sister-in-law Miss Blanche Woods visited Oskaloosa and West Virginia respectively this week.
Article promotes Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a universal cure for dyspepsia and related ailments. It cites long usage, claims cures for Captain Clark of Buffalo and Tos Adams of Montgomery, and offers a free trial bottle by mail. Encourages readers to write for medical advice with no charge.
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