Welcome to the New Year at Union Church of Christ
Long church notice from Hutchison Street details Bible School at 10:00 a.m. and worship at 11:00 a.m. with topic Welcome to the New Year. Evening programs include Evangelist service at 7:45 p.m. on What we hope for and aim to accomplish in 1916 and a 7:00 p.m. Christian Endeavor on What is Consecration. Reflection on last Sunday's No Room for Christ. Congregations praised for both services at a hired hall.
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Profitable Crop Rotation Principles for Soils and Pests
A concise guide argues the central goal of crop rotation is to improve field condition and reduce pests. It recommends including at least one leguminous crop per cycle, maintaining ample livestock for manure, and avoiding consecutive crops that share pests to sustain soil health and future yields.
New Year Disease Confounds Cure Seekers in January
An essay lampoonsNew Year resolutions likening them to a national epidemic that begins in December. It notes widespread, involuntary pledge making on January 1 and jokes that recovery follows quickly, with cigars often consumed more after initial restraint.
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Eggs a la Suisse and Potato Pancakes From a Historic Menu
A recipe fragment lists Eggs a la Suisse with four eggs in cream and toast, baked lightly to melt cheese. Also included are Sweetbread Loaf and Potato Pancakes with steps for parboiling sweetbreads, forming bread baskets, and grating potatoes for fried pancakes.
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Winter plowing harms soil-borne pests says Oklahoma Station
The bulletin warns against winter plowing on sandy soil to prevent boll worms corn worms and cutworms from surviving winter in the soil. It urges avoiding winter plowing to preserve pest life, while noting a big 1916 crop may depend on winter plowing if possible.
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Insect Control For Stored Wheat By Carbon Bisulphide
Clemson college advocates using carbon bisulphide to protect stored wheat from insects that feed on starch and harm germination. Application requires sprinkling over grain, covering, and re-treatment after ten days, with warnings about flammability and safety. 9 cents per pound in drums.
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Pope’s New Year Mass At Gesu Church Rome
The Jesuits hold New Year Eve services worldwide with the pope attending in person at Gesu church Rome. The service features The Miserere and benediction, continuing a long standing custom.
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