From Guest to Host Christ in the Upper Room
Rev W Robertson Nicoll reflects on the Passover scene to show how Christ moves from a welcomed guest in the upper room to the Lord of life in the heart. Admirers may host him, but true fellowship demands surrender and crucifixion with Christ for a redeemed, mission-filled life.
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Jerusalem
Jesus
Christ
Paul
Convention and Conference
Gethsemane
Churches of All Lands
Students’ Christian Movement
Jesus Christ
Trusting God With To Morrows Amid Daily Faith
A sermon urges living one day at a time and trusting God for tomorrow. It contrasts birds’ provision with human anxiety, warns against overfocusing on the future, and asks believers to work today with prayerful reliance on Christ’s love. It cites 2 Cor. 5:15 and Rev. F. B. Meyer on God’s love and reconciliation.
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Jesus
God
Father
Rev
F. B. Meyer
Spirit of Christ inspires medical philanthropy says Cherry
The Reverend R C Waldo Cherry of Troy, Presbyterians, extols the spirit of philanthropy as the essence behind medical knowledge, medical victories over disease and pain, and the noble aims of the medical profession.
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Christ
C. Waldo Cherry
Presbyterian
Troy
Life's Tableland and the Desert of Age
The passage reflects on middle life as an oasis-like tableland between a childhood desert and an aging one. It suggests many struggle with self-control, likening life to a journey toward infancy and old age, with contentment costly and the deepest sorrows often unreached.
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Ilillis
Brook.ly
Fertility and Moisture Keys to Celery Growth
Celery thrives on diverse soils if fertility and moisture are managed. Cultivation relies on cover crops like crimson clover and rye, with rye favored for humus and stand. seed timing spans March to August, and sterilized beds with formalin are used. A high nitrogen fertilizer applied mid May, precise spacing, and careful transplanting prevent stunting. irrigation prevents drought, leaf spot is controlled by Bordeaux mix, and blanching uses 12 inch boards to protect during hot weather. Harvest involves field trimming, washing, bunching, and wedge-cut roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Work
New Yorker
Dangers in Social Drinks by Gypsy Smith
English evangelist Gypsy Smith warns social drinkers in a Chicago American piece that moderate drinkers risk moral decline and social harm. He contrasts cocktail culture with family welfare, urging wealthy society to abandon drink and stop spreading ruin through refined circles.
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Gypsy" Smith
Chicago American
China
America
Educate Collie Pups for Better Society Standing
The Collie pup, like a child, should be thoroughly educated to gain standing in higher society. An uneducated Scotch Collie is of little value to the master, as the breed is highly susceptible to education and proper training.
Alcohol use drops in Europe study cited by temperance congress
Dr. Holitsche reports inquiries across Europe show a 67 percent drop in wine in asylums and 43 percent in hospitals from 1895 to 1907 in Germany Austria and Switzerland. Milk consumption rises 12 percent in asylums and 19 percent in hospitals, seltzer and lemonade up 20 to 30 percent. Some top physicians now avoid alcohol entirely. Chicago officials order ammonia spirit in ambulances over brandy, noting quicker depletion of brandy en route.
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Holitsche
Carlsbad
Congress of Temperance Workers
Europe
Germany
Austria
Switzerland
Grass Runs for Chickens and Grass-Feeding Systems
Dr George W Little pioneered grass runs for poultry feeding in Orange Judd Farmer. Frames four by twelve feet with six inch boards and one inch mesh wire hold crimson clover oats wheat and rye. Birds graze tops not roots. Lakenvelders and Hamburgs need four square feet per bird, Faverolles six to seven feet. Proper soil, sun, and occasional watering ensure lush growth. hens walk atop wire keeping plants trimmed. A gilt furrows similarly to sows but pigs end up smaller, lacking motherly instinct and milk.
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George W. Little
A. H. Phelps
Orange Judd Farmer
Plowing this Spring to Break Ground for Next Season
A call to farmers to keep plowing while conditions are favorable. The plan urges getting out with the team to plow and break ground for oats and corn, improving soil readiness for next spring.
Lipton Warns Young Men On Temperance Advice
Sir Thomas Lipton in Strand urges young men chasing business success to beware of strong drink. He notes that corkscrews have sunk more people than cork life jackets will ever save.
J A Giffen succeeds C Thurman Furniture Co
J A Giffen succeeds C Thurman as owner of Thurman Furniture Company at 806 Chestnut Street Atlantic La. The firm operates as furniture and undertaker services with W M Bailey licensed embalmer and contact numbers Musson 189 Bell 7-m Musson 46.
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J. A. Giffen
C. Thurman Furniture Company
W. M. Bailey
Musson
Bell
Chestnut St
Atlantic
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4Th and
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Melcher's
T. B. Swan
Willa
J.B. Rockafellow
Wood & Savery
John H. Wood
BEN U
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Sta. Atlantig
D. O. Herbert
East Fifth Street
Max Emmert
C. G. Clark
Interne
State University of Towa
Omle
R. A. Gamble
Opera House
JOA Hose
Chas. D. Finley
Chestnut Street
C. L. Campbell
Gillespie Building
A. S. Mullins
W. C. Heers
Smiley
G. R. Miller
Musgeon
Butler
M. H. Butler
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