The Soft Tongue That Breaketh the Bone Sermon
Washington August sermon urges kindness as defense and usefulness. A soft tongue can defuse quarrels and convert skeptics by sympathetic kindness, not harsh argument. It cites Presbyterians, a Richmond drunkard saved by a woman's kindness, and urges one kind word to aid troubled souls.
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England
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Antwerp
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Kindness as power in faith and daily life
A sermon urged nonstop kindness as core Christian practice. The speaker warned against harsh preaching without gospel mercy, praising mercy's impact on the young and old, and recounting tales of historic figures and art to illustrate gentleness. He urged leaders and laity to model empathy in all words and deeds.
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Extracting Gold With Melted Lead Process Patent
A Swedish led by Olm and Loftrand proposal extracts gold or bismuth from ores using a melted lead bath kept away from air. The method suits mixtures with iron ores limestone bismuth native gold quartf or sulfates even when gold content is very low. The bath uses added bismuth to lower melting point and minimize oxidation, with a perforated metal cylinder lined by asbestos iron wire and coal dust to direct flow.
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Sweden
Olm & Loftrand
Not Exploit Enough and Other Fragments From Pucks
A collage of unrelated clippings and snippets from the Indianapolis Journal features dialogue about paupers, a jewelers’ remark on aluminum testing for diamonds, a grim remark on theater lifespans, a stat about Portuguese grape yields, and garbled phrases. The readable parts mix humor, commerce, and social commentary with damaged OCR.
White Wonder fowl origin and breed notes from Vermont
A mimeographed report outlines the origin of the white wonder breed credited to William N. French of Vermont. The fowl resembles a large white Wyandotte with a rose comb, likely mixed from light Brahma and Wyandotte strains, noted for being good layers, hardy, and a practical table fowl. A white wonder club fostered its popularity, but traders still favor the Wyandotte for shows.
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William N. French
Vermont
Wyandotte
Trashavkar
Ana Crass
Orange Judd
Pine Egg Case Advice Sparks Packaging Shift
A New York Produce Review article warns pine egg cases impart a strong odor to eggs when moving from cold to warm, causing taint. Moisture from condensation or humidity accelerates the issue, especially in damp weather, leading buyers to retire pine-packed eggs as “tasty” despite being sound. White wood cases with proper panels and top and bottom layers are recommended to prevent losses and meet high quality standards.
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Fresh Advice On Poultry Care From Early Farmer Notes
A historic poultry guidance piece stresses clean housing and regular nest maintenance, cautions against overfeeding soft foods, and urges varied diets with ample range. It notes fattening fast yields profits while soft shells signal issues, plus a basic remedy for chick ailments using lard vaseline sulfur paste.
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