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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1909
Page
12
The lesson in daily readings underlines self control and abstaining from evil, urging believers to please neighbors for edification. It stresses self sacrifice as essential to glorify God and extend influence, with historical notes on Paul and the Corinthian church and practical seeds for temperance and virtue.
A mild laxative suffices for most women says Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. The liquid remedy treats constipation and digestive woes with a pleasant taste and gentle action. Available in 60 cent and 1 dollar bottles, with free trial offers by mail for first time users seeking medical advice and guidance.
A Washing ton official's dusky man servant, on leave to visit home in Virginia, visits a travelers' supply shop to buy a valise. The salesman pressures with an alligator bag, but the servant insists he is not going to Florida and will return home to Virginny.
A boy about ten years old who found broken glass while crossing a street gathered the shards and tossed them into a vacant lot saying he did it to avoid injuring a horse. He smiled when asked if he was a Band of Mercy boy, confirming his reason.
A devotional poem praising Christ as Elder Brother and model for Christians to serve others. The piece recounts Jesus wiping tears healing the sick and offering rest, urging believers to imitate his selfless love and seek to be guides of compassion in daily life. It closes with a prayer for Christlike servanthood in the church.
William Dutcher of the National Audubon Societies urges children and parents to join a nationwide effort to protect songbirds from insects. He warns that without conservation, native land may become barren in generations, calling this a vital national education campaign.
A brief moral vignette portrays a wealthy family child insisting on prayer at table. The boy reminds his mother and father of a promised stand for faith and work, and asks the blessing amid a family discussion about religious duty.
An advertisement claims Allen's Foot-Ease relieves painful feet and ingrown nails, calms sweating and swelling, and makes new shoes feel easy. It offers trial packages, mail orders, and urges purchases from druggists and shoe stores. The second fragment depicts a religious conversion scene in the Michigan Christian Advocate.
A school rule against whispering leads to a boastful child remark about avoiding detection. His mother counters with a grave lesson that breaking rules brings consequences, while the boy insists he will not whisper. The column closes reflecting on faithful conduct.
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