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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
8
Federated church authorities report thirty thousand churches in twenty thousand villages lack regular preachers. In many towns a pastor arrives only monthly, and in some distant communities even less often. Advertorial note promotes Onticura toiletries as daily essentials.
A compact, playful note quotes a chorus of voices about Han the Jazz Spirit and his unconventional performance style described as playing by ear and by mouth with lively gestures. The item captures a whimsical street scene setting.
A brief note from a religious page referencing Arvo Fitawaten and Moody youth programs. Mentions Chicago location and a 1026 citation in a Western newspaper context. Read as a period church education item with sparse details.
A study of Acts 12 1 19 detailing Herod’s imprisonment of Peter, the church’s united earnest prayer, Peter’s miraculous release by an angel, and the subsequent fate of Herod as the word of God grows. The lesson emphasizes prayer, deliverance, and faith in God’s timing.
The remark by Nathaniel Micklem asserts deed value hinges on motive and purpose, beyond wealth. He notes the widow's mite carries deeper meaning than the rich man's spare cash, emphasizing intent over quantity.
The quote emphasizes faith anchored in God, urging believers to keep the first thing in faith focused on divine trust rather than doubt. T. RK. Glover underlines that mindfulness of God guides perseverance through perplexity and fear.
John Liska of Wisconsin Rapids earned the Harvey S. Wirestone scholarship for a essay on The Relation of Improved Highways to Home Life. His piece argues good roads boost rural life, education, and home happiness, contrasting left and right road conditions.
An article notes increased willingness by counties states to issue highway bonds. It cites sixty million dollars spent since 1919 on the Lincoln Highway and predicts further multi million expenditures in coming years on the 8 100 mile transcontinental road from the Hudson River to San Francisco Bay.
Kansas State Agricultural College researchers led by Prof. L F Payne report in Poultry Science that feeding hens shepherds purse and pennycress or alfalfa causes olive or dark yolks in eggs. Experiments show green feed variety prevents the effect. hens should have wheat rye pasture or sprouted oats to avoid weed-induced yolk coloring.
Practical notes urge green feed for laying hens and brooders to boost early brooder success. Emphasizes disinfecting houses, warming and drying brooders, and keeping chicks safe from disease and theft. Warns many producers fail at hatch and brooding start.
A garbled note describes Bennie kneeling to pray during a children's hour on the wireless and finishing with good night and Amen. Another fragment mentions parishioners attending a church service to commemorate a local war memorial with a humorous remark about needing a clean shave and a contrite heart.
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