Hobab Chooses God Over World in Old Testament Tale
A sermon on Hobab, Moses kin, torn between Midian life and Israel’s call. Moses invites Hobab to join God’s people, promising blessing. Years pass with unrest, then a crisis pushes Hobab to sever from his old life and align with Israel, accepting the Lord’s good toward His people.
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Hobab
Moses
Israel
Mount Sinai
Promised Land
Habab
Jesus
Ince
Midian
Egypt
Canaan
Wobaly
Aly Pons
Miller tent escape described for surplus honey removal
The article outlines a Miller tent escape for bees, with wire cloth folds and chalk lines to form a pyramid shape. It explains assembling the tent on cloth, using a hem filled with stones or a stick for weight, and how to deploy it to drive bees from supers then seal the entrance while extracting honey.
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Miller
Poultry Care Tips for Better Profits and Health
Instructions warn lice as a cholera cause in poultry and urge improved fowl feeding for better returns. Advice includes sealing leaks with wax, avoiding unbalanced rations, shade for ducks, and makeshift shade frames from bran sacks.
Start Right and Clean Poultry to Fight Mites and Lice
A public health style note urges careful start in poultry farming. It warns against bringing in birds with mites and diseases, stresses thorough cleaning and washing of all birds, and recommends a clean new poultry house and yard to prevent costly infestations and disease.
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Haiti
Ehleken
Beshia Hy Hayes
Dhe Macmer
Luditt
Lee
Hee
Economizing Green Food For Poultry Feeding Box
A compact feeding box idea to reduce waste when green food is scarce. Cut two 24 inch end pieces with curved edges, hinge a four by two foot holder, cover with coarse mesh, and hang high enough for hens to peck without roosting. Posts from Indianapolis News claim it saves time and food for poultry.
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Indianapolis News
The Bee Moth Threats and Queen Rearing Remedies
The bee moth or wax worm has caused great losses to bees historically. Italian bees and other new stock defend against the wax worm, so damage can be eliminated by requeening with Lilalians or other moth proof strains.
Keeping Hawks Away From Poultry Yard
Farmers can deter hawks by hanging bright 6 by 10 inch tin pieces from trees and poles around poultry quarters. Attach strings two feet long so wind causes the metal to dance in sunlight, creating movement and glare to scare birds.
Dust for Winter Use in Poultry Barns
Advice to make a dust bin in the poultry house or barn and add dry road dust or loam. Use under roosts and in stables to reduce odors during winter.
Using Good Eggs for Incubator In Hatchery
The guidance notes selecting eggs from hens in vigorous laying and breeding condition for incubation. It cautions that incubation circumstances may be less uniform than when using an old hen, affecting outcomes.
Sick for Ten Years and Other Fragments in Aged Notice
An aged column presents a patently garbled medical testimony claiming long term backache dropsy and severe bladder trouble with a man from Ohio who reports dramatic cures after using a product linked to Foster or similar. The item also references Twelve Dead Rules of King Charles I and a short piece praising Defiance Starch for home laundering along with general advertising.
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Charles
New York Press
Differences in Outlook Between European and American Viewpoints
A European speaker contrasts with an American on development and drama, suggesting different inspections and perspectives. The American replies that wilding inspectors and follee observe things differently. A practical adviser quips that a remedy for a red nose is to keep drinking, which will turn purple.
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Wilding
Follee
Noted Hypocrisy a Man Faces in Social Circles
A provocative remark suggests that men who deny hypocrisy often come across as disagreeable to friends and acquaintances, who may wish they were otherwise. The quip underscores social friction around candor and conduct and hints at a reputational consequence.
Egg-O-See Merit Delivered By Mothers And Farmers
An advertisement extols Egg-O-See as the best breakfast food made from wheat. It claims merit advertising, praises mothers and wives for sharing good word, and notes the product’s no-prepare, no-cook use with milk or cream. The piece promotes a free book titled Back to Nature and a physical culture course, offering it by mail from Egg-O-Swa Company, 10 First St, Quincy, Ill.
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First St
Quincy, Til
No Fear Bridget Speaks To The Policeman Incident
Mrs Hiram Offer notes seeing the policeman in the kitchen last evening and Bridget replies with a spirited aside. The exchange captures a streetwise tone and hints at a neighborhood dynamic surrounding a police presence.
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Bridget
Cream of tartar baking powder blamed for illness
The article notes physicians once discussed diet with hot cream of tartar biscuits but alum baking powder biscuits were not mentioned. It explains cream of tartar is objectionable and harmful, and some people still use it today, fearing persistent health problems.
You astonish me and the Miss Welloph relation
A Chicago Tribune letter quotes a speaker denouncing the bond with Miss Welloph and claiming the relations between them are hostile. The speaker asserts their own enmity with her circle and denies any cordial ties.
Supplanter Debate on Automobiles and Mules
A maid asks if the automobile will supplant the horse. The man doubts it, suggesting it may supplant the mule eventually. Both transport modes share unreliability in his view.
Two Women Write Mrs Pinkham For Help With Pain
In letters published from Washington and another city a woman describes months of excruciating pain and a doctor’s warning of needed surgery, asking Mrs Pinkham for relief. A second voice testifies that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped restore health after following her advice.
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Mary Dimmick
69Th and
H. Capitol Streets
Washington, D. C
Pinkham
Lydia
FE. Pinkham
Dydie
Mars
Mary Dimumick
Capitol Streets
Washington, D.C
Lydia EB
Mra Pinkham
Lynn
Maes
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