EHUD Left Handed Scripture Authority
A brief scripture note references Judges 3 12 30 and frames Ehud as a left handed figure within the biblical narrative. The fragment cites authority over an interpretation context without further details.
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Newspaper
Algona Courier
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1907
Page
3
A brief scripture note references Judges 3 12 30 and frames Ehud as a left handed figure within the biblical narrative. The fragment cites authority over an interpretation context without further details.
Sermonette on Judges recounts how God uses both good and evil forces to fulfill his will. It explains that punishment fits the sin, aims to discipline and refine, and ends in mercy. Ehud’s deliverance of Israel foreshadows Christ breaking Satan’s power and restoring fellowship with God.
The narrative recounts Israel’s decline under Moabite influence, marked by idolatry and marriage to Moabite women. Rebellion persists among a few, but King Eglon’s tribute and disarmament cripples resistance. A Benjamite named Ehud emerges as a bold resister before a lunar voyage ends the fragment.
Ehud, counted among Israel’s leaders, deceives King Eglon by a left handed stab, fatally wounding the Moabite ruler. He then rallies Israel to revolt, leading a swift victory over the Moabites after years of oppressive tribute and subjugation.
Rt. Hon. R. B. Haldane issues order that all army depots lacking Royal Army Temperance Association space must provide accommodation. The temperance work of the association is well known to authorities and frequently commended.
Australia moves to prohibit opium sale and cultivation across all states. Queensland alone faces an annual revenue loss of about 80,000 pounds. The measure reflects a nationwide shift to curb opium production and trade within the commonwealth.
A detailed plan for a poultry house tailored to winter egg production. The 18 by 30 foot building features southern exposure, ample floor space, and strong insulation to maintain steady temperatures. It includes roosts, nesting for about 100 fowls, a dusting area, feeding bins, and a drinking fountain, with attention to drainage and cost efficiency.
A correspondent outlines winter hen care feeding 64 hens with corn and wheat amounts as morning and evening rations. Include bran and meat scraps during frost and house hens in warmth. October grown pullets should lay all winter. Leghorn cited as best for eggs. advise larger range and selling lazy hens. plan to grow flock from 100 to about 200 next year.
A writer from Tar m and Home describes a simple heater to prevent water from freezing in a poultry drinker. He used a small grocer box, a lamp salvaged from a brooder, and drilled holes for air and heat. A hinged door and a tiny flame keep the water unfrozen.
A Bee Culture correspondent explains how to improve winter bee protection. Ventilated gable covers allow cold air and spider nests between boards. Objections can be overcome by packing chaff through side openings using a narrow wood strip and a trough, then sealing the openings to finish.
Poultry notes advise that pullets forced to lay early rarely become good layers and that large combs indicate egg-laying breeds. Build nest boxes to prevent hens from roosting on them, feed fresh meat and bone, scatter lime to prevent roup, and use a south side scratching pen. Chopped clover and sweet hay substitute greens. use mature birds for breeding. avoid young fowls. Millet seed improves nutrition and scratching. Farmers are urged to raise poultry.
A garbled page fragment includes references to Cardinal Merry del Val and a golf note, mentioning villa grounds, plus an ad for Defiance Starch and a Carnegie pension for Judge C C Cole. Mentions cocoanut meat exports, and general statements on starch quality and brand improvements.
A mysterious contagious heart fever, centered in Ouddorp near Utrecht, baffles Prof Spronck of Utrecht after over 100 cases. Blood analysis finds no clear cause while Brandreth's Pills are promoted as a blood purifier and tonic. A separate profile notes John Poe, a soldier of fortune, roaming from Baltimore to the Philippines and Death Valley before chasing football in Tonopah.
A home made mixture claims to relieve rheumatism backache and urinary disorders before Brights disease stage. It combines fluid dandelion keragin compound and sarasaparilla syrup in small doses after meals and at night. An authority says ingredients are plant extracts and harmless and can be bought cheaply from pharmacies. Those with kidney trouble should try it as no harm is expected and some report wonders.
An excerpt recounts a young woman on a motor omnibus who discovers a new impairment from modern life the motor omnibus voice and a clergyman with a sore throat are among the familiar afflictions. The text hints at a comic or critical reflection on urban transit and communication.
In a Pinch use Allen’s Foot-Ease powder praised as a great comfort and cure for sweating feet. Ad copy notes 25 cents at all druggists and lists A S Olmsted Le Roy NY as contact. The text then shifts to France’s 1908 vineyard area of 4,195,000 acres yielding 1,375,774,921 gallons with a steady rise since 1900 when production was 1,779,267,568 gallons.
A Detroit woman Mrs Evelyn Creasere suffered six years with neuralgia which turned her hair white and drained her strength. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills she gained weight, felt relief, and has been in good health since. Pills sold by druggists or by mail from Schenectady at 50 cents a box, six for $2.50.
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