Through a basket on Damascus wall a sermon on Paul
Washington dispatch recounts Rev. Dr. Talmage’s sermon on Paul in Damascus stressing how a simple basket lowered from a balcony changed church history. It links Paul’s escape to broader themes of small acts shaping vast outcomes and the unseen helpers behind great deeds.
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Advice on Diet For Sedentary Men From London Chronicle
The London Chronicle weighs diet for sedentary men, noting appetite volatility and the challenge of following prescriptions. It cites Sir Andrew Clarke and Dr. Robert Hutchinson on personal peculiarities, alcohol limits, and the balance between animal and vegetable foods. It argues fourteen oysters not equal to one egg, favors moderate meat portions, and suggests a mixed diet with plenty of vegetables.
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On the Farm Dairy Hygiene and Milking Practices
The guidance outlines stable ventilation and cleanliness, manure management, and regular whitewashing. It advises healthy cows, gentle handling, liberal feeding, clean milker and attire, udder care, rapid and thorough milking, discarding initial streams, proper milk handling, cooling, and contamination prevention. It also covers equipment cleaning, storage, and factory skimmilk and whey tank cleanliness.
Diseases of the Apple
Four principal diseases afflict apples: apple scab, skin blotch, root rot, and bitter rot. Bordeaux mixture controls the first two with early spring spraying, and continued spraying is advised. Bitter rot responds poorly to treatment despite Bordeaux use. Root rot remains elusive with no known remedy.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children
An old remedy claims rapid relief for teething pain and associated symptoms. It touts curing diarrhoea regulating the stomach and bowels easing wind colic softening gums and boosting energy with a pleasant taste. Sold by druggists worldwide at 25 cents a bottle.
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Sun spots research by professor spans three years
A professor explains three years of study on sun spots while a remark about women’s inquisitiveness is noted. Tides at Panama average 2 feet with the Mediterranean at 6 inches. Royal mourning veils reach 71 inches. The American bison count is given as 1,024 alive from an estimated 10 million thirty years ago. A druggist comments on a possible guaranteed poison with a dark joke about circulars.
Care of milk in the hot season emphasizes delaying fermentation
Mr. BE C Bennett explains how cleanliness coolness and odor control curb fermentation in milk. He urges washing before milking, cooling below 60 deg, avoiding covered warm milk, using a fine wire strainer, and using tin utensils. Mixing morning and night milk is avoided to prevent souring.
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Milk preservation tips for town use and refrigeration
Cleanly, cool, and aerate the milk, using tin vessels. Milk stays sweet for three or four days if these principles are followed. When milk in town is kept in a refrigerator, ensure animal heat has left it before storage to prevent fetidity and tainting of other items.
The Poor Man's Butter Immense Margarine Use in Britain
A correspondent notes vast margarine consumption in the United Kingdom. Two-thirds of 1,000,000 cwt imported last year came from Holland while butter imports totaled about 3,500,000 cwt. Margarine costs about 12 per quantity vs butter 25 per cwt, with 25 percent of margarine consumed.
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Fragmented Local Notice Pointing to Public Sale
Damaged OCR text shows partial, unclear details for a local public sale. Readable fragments name a sale action and local officials but key facts and dates are missing.
Description of Margarine Making and Cleanliness Standards
The article details margarine production from beef suet and vegetable oils, noting strict cleanliness in preparation rooms and daily laundry for workers. It describes melting fat, filtering, adding oil, and churn mixing before cooling, with kneading done by hand after the machine stage.
Fragmentary crime style note from unclear local scene
Scribbled lines describe a disjointed scene at night near a lake with figures moving toward a forward position. Mentions a head, a store, and a person named Uathurst, but the text is garbled and its meaning is uncertain.
Fragmented OCR note hints at names and places
The readable fragments mention Willies Dige and J Uline along with scattered terms like La Thea bust and Me Aligthyo. The text is garbled, with unclear actions, dates, or locations, offering little coherent news to summarize beyond tentative proper nouns.
Death Toll Climb Prompts City Frantic Response
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a sudden crisis at a house involving several deaths and alarming disruptions. Names, places, or precise details are unreadable, but the terse lines suggest an emergency and high attention from authorities and residents.
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