Ahaz the Ruler and the Path Away from God
The lesson portrays Ahaz of Judah, a youth-king who rejected Jehovah, practiced idolatry, and profaned the temple. It outlines his ruin through Syrian, Assyrian, and regional foes, the consequences of trusting flesh over God, and the broader moral: righteousness matters more than prosperity.
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Judah
Jerusalem
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Israel
Uzziah
Jotham
Baal
Baalim
Gad
Lil. Ahaz
Syria
Assyria
Damascus
Low Plains
Thaz
New Peach Spray Mix Shows Promise For Pears
A New Jersey experiment station circular describes a peach spray using eight pounds of sulphur flour, four pounds hydrated lime, and glue dissolved in three gallons water, diluted to 50 gallons. It, mixed properly, coats grains and prevents lamps in spray equipment.
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New Jersey Experiment Station
Lawrence G. Gillam
Gillam
Greensboro
Carman Perch
New Jersey
Serious Pest of the Onion: Onion Maggot Threatens Crops
The onion maggot is a major onion pest with eggs laid on the tops and grubs feeding into bulbs. Control options are limited. carbolic acid emulsion and tobacco dust offer partial deterrents. Best method is to plant new crops far from old fields to reduce infestation.
Increasing Grape Yield by Spraying Techniques
USDA experts Quaintance and Shear urge careful spray schedules to protect grapes from pests and diseases. The article details common grape enemies such as the berry moth, rootworm, and leafhoppers, plus diseases like black rot and powdery mildew, recommending multiple Bordeaux mixtures with arsenate of lead and nicotine sulfate across four applications. It emphasizes spraying lower leaf surfaces for leafhoppers and thorough coating of grape clusters for the berry moth.
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A. L. Quaintance
Bureau of Entomology
C. L. Shear
Bureau of Plant Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Summer Styles Highlight Organdie in Gay Srubrette Fashion
Organdie emerges in the play of summer styles with sheer swiss fabrics in frocks, bands, borders, petticoats, collars, and cuffs. Epaulet collars in voile and organdie offer crisp daintiness for travel and daily wear, with machine made options being plentiful and inexpensive.
Red Cross Auxiliaries Organize War Effort Across Cities
The American Red Cross educates on departmentized work through chapters and auxiliaries to support war relief. Auxiliaries form under chapter consent, handling specific tasks while volunteers prepare hospitals, medical supplies, and care for soldiers dependents and discharged injured. Thousands seek practical loyalty actions through Red Cross activities.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
The
United States
Europe
I planted a rare flower in a small backyard bed
A North Alabama resident jokes about growing brassica campestris thinking it is a rare flower with yellow blossoms, only to learn neighbors call the crop turnips. He envisions more seeds and economy, quipping about beating the meat dealer and future plans.
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North Alabama
Indianapolis News
Mother's Joke About Judge Addams in Juvenile Court
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip depicts Judge Addams of the juvenile court as bald, joking that he keeps his gray matter inside his head while his Quaker mother teases him about his hairless appearance with a humorous exchange.
Has to Have Aviator Ambition Inspires Friend
A Baltimore American line highlights a friend with high ambitions, noting he is an aviator. The wry exchange frames aspiration through a career in flight.
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Baltimore
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