The Fire God Manasses and Moloch Idol Worship
A dramatic account links King Manasseh to the worship of the fire god Moloch. The text describes ritual chambers, offerings from dove to ox, and a final seventh chapel where the king offers his son amid trumpets, drums, and crowd frenzy. The tale emphasizes idolatrous excess in Jerusalem and the king’s pledge to the idol.
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Manasses
Moloch
Manasseh
Sin
Jerusalem
Kimehi
Hezekiah
Molochi
Brest
Isle
Idolatry As Great Sin In Jewish History Sermon
A sermon notes idolatry as the root of national ruin, cites the decalogue and Psalmist warnings. Paul’s warning on heart idolatry alongside New Testament verses links fornication covetousness and idol worship to exclusion from heaven. John urges believers to guard against idols.
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Paul
John
The King and Prince Parade Through Jerusalem
Heralds clear the streets as a royal procession advances through Jerusalem. The crowd presses along walls while trumpets sound and the king lifts the chubby prince for all to see, amid cheers. The royal party proceeds to honor the gods at ceremonial high places in the city.
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Jerusalem
Jeruleks
Preserve Farm Fence Posts From Rotting
Farmers face ongoing fence post decay and high costs from using common woods. The Forest Service finds creosote preservation, including painting dipping or injected treatments, can extend life to 20 years or more at about ten cents per post. Contact the Forester in Washington, D.C. for detailed methods and post types.
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Tevery
United States
Forest Service
Cutting and Shocking Grain and Winter Feed Practices
The article outlines optimal timing for cutting and shocking grain, noting differences between bearded and bald wheats, and barley for malting or feed. It describes field practices for cattle and horses, including tethering cows, using iron ground pins, and rotating grazing. It also details winter feeding with hay, mangles, and heavy reliance on roots for Jersey cows.
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Mille
Jersey
Movable Farm Schools Suggested by U S Dept of Agriculture
The U S Department of Agriculture recommends movable schools of agriculture by state experiment stations. Wheels farmers can be served as students. the schools may run for a year or longer. Instruction type tailored to regional needs.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Alfalfa Usage on Sheep Farms and Seasonal Diets
The writer notes strong interest in alfalfa for sheep farms as pasture and hay. Observes French flocks fed on rape and sainfoin with minimal grain, while alfalfa is a universal crop there. Claims French stock feeders use few concentrates.
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France
Whisky drinking a disease and the alcoholism view
Dr G D Lockie reported at the Illinois Homeopathic Medical association on alcoholism as a disease not a moral failing. He cited cases from streets and police stations and described how alcoholism can mask underlying pathology and psychology, including delirium tremens and lasting personality change in a 14 year old incident and other patient stories.
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G. D. Lockie
Pontiac
Ill
Tthis
Ilinois Homeopathic Medical Association
Tie
The Extraordinary Naatiness of Temperance Drinks
An editorial in the London Lancet argues that abstinence from alcohol could be aided by palatable non alcoholic beverages and notes that some so called temperance drinks contain alcohol. It criticizes temptations and warns alcohol debases character causing temporary insanity and moral decline.
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London Lancet
Paul's Third Missionary Journey Lesson for 1909
The article outlines Paul's third journey beginning around A.D. 63, travels from Jerusalem through Asia Minor to Ephesus, and his twofold gospel testimony in the Jewish synagogue and the school of Tyrannus. It notes his helpers, the spread to Asia, and the confrontation with magic as converts renounce heathen practices.
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Mendersen
Jesus
Acta
Paul
Jerusalem
Sia Minor
Iphesus
Asia
Ephesus
Shareh
Herdge
Antioch
Timothy
Apollos
Corinth
Aquila
Priscilla
John
Prisella
Amila
Greece
Tyrannus
Erastus
Titus
P ¥Us
Christ
Croesus
Vienna
Egypt
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Buse
Forester
Washington, D. c
Missionary Journey
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