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Newspaper
Algona Courier
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1908
Page
3
A historical sermon traces Nahum the prophet, his doubts, and flight to Nineveh. It follows his resolve to warn Nineveh after pondering God’s justice and mercy, culminating in Nahum’s Jerusalem return and the city’s prophetic warning. The piece recounts Nahum’s reflections on divine wrath, repentance, and the fate of wicked cities under God’s decree.
A sermonette discusses God's slow anger and mighty power, warning that final reckoning comes for the wicked. It cites Jonah and Nahum to show temporary mercy and ultimate judgment, then affirms God’s mercy to those who trust him and the peace it brings to a reconciled heart.
The text describes a plague of invasions and sieges surrounding Nineveh and Assyria, with references to Jerusalem as defiant, the rising power of the Lord upon Naku, and the pharaohs’ waning influence. It mentions battles, conquests, and the collapse of enemy camps, framed within ancient divine intervention and city ruin.
In Reval a journalist needed permission from five police authorities before work. Secret police and interior guards photographed him and circulated his portrait among officials. A cordon of secret police then kept him under vigilant surveillance, yet he remained free to continue reporting.
Property owners are advised to buy only pure White Lead with the Dutch Hoy Palate trademark from National Lead Company. The firm offers a simple test and a free patent hook to all who request it, with the address Woodbridge L ig New York City.
In a witty exchange, Mrs Sparker questions a woman’s preference for a horse over the motor cat. Mrs Tyre counters that a horse suits a woman with such lay-colored hair, sparking playful social commentary.
Mrs Thos Diwin of 193 Vine St Columbus Ohio endured over a decade of constant brick ache and fatigue. Housework exhausted her and headaches and dizziness plagued her daily. After hearing of Dean’s Kidney Pills she found quick relief and a permanent cure, a testimonial sold by dealers for 50 cents a box via Yester Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
In a Faubourg Poissonniere household tale, painter Corot and his sister jointly owned property. A tenant tailor sought help after failed rent payment. Corot secretly funded the rent, saying not to reveal it, while noting he would later recover half the amount from his sister as her share.
A country clergyman urged generosity for a charitable plate with a stern warning that only those who can pay their debts should give. The appeal led to an overflowing collection, reflecting strong local sympathy and strict financial conduct.
A North Dakota woman known as the pale girl says five years of coffee caused headaches indigestion and weakness. After switching to Postum her complexion cleared headaches ended and she gained energy. She, her husband and their two children now thrive on Postum and Grape Nuts. The Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan promotes the pamphlet The Road to Wellville.
A Prairie Farmer note describes making a hay manger guard using two poles set opposite each other across the manger. A long string or rod is threaded through to form a tight strike, with ends cemented and a pin driven through to prevent slipping. This device aims to reduce hay waste by keeping hay from falling through the manger opening.
The article argues the barnyard must be clean to ensure dairy cleanliness. It notes daily use, contamination risk, and air quality depend on drainage. Suggestions include underfence drains, avoiding trampling over tiles, and paving with materials like cinders or gravel to reduce mud.
A column argues against box mangers in dairy barns noting they hinder ventilation and natural feeding, collect dirt and dust, invite rot and pests, and allow chicken droppings to mix with cow feed. It claims best barns now omit mangers for easier cleaning and safer cows.
The article stresses kindness to dairy cows and clean facilities. It notes the average cow yields about 165 pounds of butter per year and urges feeding routines, especially corn fodder, to improve production. It links dairying success to stable, well treated herds and timely drying up of cows.
Farmers shape the fate of the creamery as local advocates push for strong cooperative action. Community voices emphasize stable milk prices, sustainable practices, and reliable creamery operations amid evolving agricultural markets.
Professor Gov Lane outlines certified milk as a sanitary and wholesome product. He argues producers must breed healthy cows, know dairy feeds, and monitor each animal to prevent bacterial contamination and ensure high quality milk from farm to dairy.
This piece notes a bountiful pasture season boosting dairy returns despite abundant raw materials and high prices for farm produce. It argues dairy cow production requires long lead times, urging farmers to maintain herd growth when pastures are good to prepare for lean years and secure cows to balance future feeds.
A milking stool described by the agricultural pamphlet offers two daily uses on west farms. The seat can be fashioned from belting or burlap sack material, providing a comfortable, simple seating option for milking tasks.
An experienced dairyman says that feeding alfalfa hay requires ten pounds of alfalfa hay per unit and one pound of bran as a supplement. The advice notes it is better to grow a little alfalfa first to improve feeding efficiency and outcomes.
A method describes preserving cheese by sealing it in a dry room under 40 degrees with low humidity to prevent mold growth. The text suggests dipping or storing in a controlled environment to extend freshness.
A reflection on dairy farming stating that proper cow care and milk delivery in good condition yield profit, while lack of profit is attributed to the cow. Emphasizes animal welfare as a driver of financial returns.
A brief notice urges neighbors to form farmers clubs using practical, proven methods. It emphasizes community effort, shared training, and cooperative action to improve farming practices and collective support among members.
In a vivid coastal scene a heroic rescuer pulls a drowning bathers from peril as waves churn and a crowd gasps. The man, initially named Ragen, seizes the moment to help, though the rescued woman’s gratitude remains uncertain in the tense shoreline drama.
A poet known for honesty narrates his daughter tale where the mother overhears her explaining creation of the first woman to his dolls. She says Adam was alone and God made a new lady from his brains, a mischievous reinterpretation carried in illustrated bits.
An old advertisement pledges a large reward for a catarrh cure that cannot be cured by a listed remedy. It names J OUTENEY & CO and Toledo wholesalers, cites testimonials, promises a free sample, and touts a “Catarrh Cure” claimed to act on mucous membranes.
In a domestic exchange, Mr Hardup laments unpaid bills while his wife pulls a colored bill from the pile and labels it the gag bill, highlighting financial strain and a humorous aside about payment.
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