Talmage Sermon on Business Troubles and Christian Homes
The sermon discusses how enterprises face ruin from limited capital and risky speculation. It urges merchants to balance work with home life, build cheerful Christian homes, and seek spiritual wealth over worldly gain. It warns that money cannot save the soul and recalls the Central America shipwreck to illustrate true salvation.
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York
Talmage
West
Eze
Kiel
Publc
Goa
Ametea
Theintatea Des
Church of God
Bette Ly
Jordan of Death
Gate of Heaven
Heaven
Christ
Central America
Individual Communion Cups Opinion by Physician
The Congregationalist prints a physician's view conceding no medical evidence that drinking from a common cup causes disease. He notes no researched cases linking holy communion to illness and urges medical men to seek other infection sources, citing prior costly but inconclusive investigations.
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The
Congregationalist
Law of Christ Awakens Independent Thought
The Rev. B. F. Dwight explains that true teachers awaken independent thinking, guiding pupils to apply divine principles rather than seeking explicit answers. He notes Jesus trained disciples to weigh weightier Christian life matters, showing the law of Christ has broad, demanding standards beyond worldly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Dwight
Attractive Religion and the Charm of True Faith
A brief exhortation asks if religion is winsome and welcoming or sour and harsh. It urges readers to examine whether they reflect Christ in kindness, courtesy, and service, rather than self assertion and petty strife.
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Christ
Islas
Perman
Masonic Temple
Chicago
God Is the Fountain of Living Waters
The passage extols God as the fountain of living waters. It likens weary souls finding relief in a cool stream to the spiritual source from which life abundantly flows from the Eternal throne.
Life and Religion A Tale of Ideas and Growth
The passage likens life to an exchange of ideas and emotions and sees learning as gradual. It compares education to building understanding from letters to words and to forming government principles through successive rays of divine light.
Why He Faked Revered Mills Quotes Spurgeon Story
The message recounts a tale about a young minister asking Mr Spurgeon why he won thousands while sermons showed no visible results. Spurgeon replies that not every sermon yields conversions, implying persistence beyond immediate outcomes.
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B. Fay Mills
Spurgeon
Washburn Lauztermann Romance Sparked by Soap Bar
A Cincinnati soap factory girl hid a note inside a soap wrapper seeking marriage to Cora Lauztermann of Ludlow Grove Ohio. The bar was bought by C D Washburn of Susquehanna, and Cincinnati papers ran a headline Washburn Lauztermann reflecting the tale.
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Cincinnati
Cora Lauxtermann
Ludlow Grove
Ohio
C. D. Washburn
Susquehanna
Washburn-Lauztermann
Bronte Museum Planned in Haworth Near Church Parsonage
A Bronte Museum is to be established in Haworth within a stone’s throw of the historic church and parsonage. The project memorializes the famous family and evokes the spirit of their works and place. The excerpted verse alludes to faith and devotion.
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Bronte Museum
Haworth
Dairy and Poultry Practices for Small Farms
A historical piece argues cow milk output profitability varies by management and region. It notes 250 pounds of butter yearly as a benchmark, critiques the 6000 pounds milk standard, and stresses adaptation to local costs. The article describes white versus colored guinea hens, their nesting, hatch rates, and home-use egg production. It also praises guinea fowl as watchdogs and hawk deterrents.
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Agricultural College
Summer Protection for Hogs in Extreme Heat
Farm and Dairy warns hogs require summer protection similar to winter. Pigs resist extremes poorly and need shade, water, and bedding to avoid heat stress. Proper cooling actions help maintain health, growth, and productivity during hot months.
Feeding Practices for Pigs and Pasture Use Discussed
The passage critiques using high pasture for pigs during grazing, noting appetite stimulation and digestion aid from a grain ration. It warns against heavy pig grazing while sows are on grass, which leads to lean sows and slow growth. It argues the approach lengthens time to market and raises winter feeding costs.
Watering the young ducks and chickens in old writings
The text describes building small bench like water dispensers for ducklings and chicks using bottles and fruit cans, inverted vessels to provide accessible water. It cautions against overwatering, recommends cool open vessels for older hens, and warns against giving bathing water to young ducks while urging constant fresh water and noting carbolic acid in drink if diarrhoea appears.
Frizzled Fowls Described With Plume Curling Traits
The article details frizzled fowls with curling plumage and loose tail webs, noting diverse colors though white and black common. Chicks feather slowly and curl early. combs are rose to single. They breed true to feather and inhabit Southern Asia, Java, Sumatra, the Philippines, Ceylon, and the West Indies.
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Asia
Java
Sumatra
Philippines
Ceylon
West Indies
Losses of Cows from Exposure in Southern States
United States Department of Agriculture data for April show winter cow losses vary by state. Florida, Georgia, and Louisiana lead, with high percentages blamed on lack of winter shelters and feeding in the South. The analysis argues that better management rather than climate would reduce deaths.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
California
Oklahoma
Profits in Guineas Poultry Worth While with Free Range
A flock of guineas proves highly profitable poultry when given unlimited range. The common pearl guineas compare well with albino or white varieties, though flesh quality when cooked differs.
Shade and water key for hogs in hot weather
The article argues extreme cold is better than extreme heat for livestock. Hogs need proper summer care, including quality food, shade, and abundant clean water for drinking and bathing. It praises trees as ideal shade and notes the mental refreshment shade provides to hogs resting in the heat.
Pigs on Grass and Pasture Benefits for Pigs
J M Jamison argues pigs should eat grass whenever possible and have freedom for exercise. He warns against confining young pigs in small pens, favors sow housing in pastures at farrowing, and promotes pasture as a near perfect ration requiring no mixing or extra labor.
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J. M. Jamison
Milk Odor Absorption From Stable Conditions
A New York Times cited experiment shows milk can absorb odors from a painted, turpentine-laden room, suggesting milking in a clean, well-ventilated stable. It urges thorough cleaning, settled dust, and fresh air before milking. It also notes feeding tips for young ducks and chicks and warns of a legal measure about bees in Albany.
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The
New York Times
Paris Proposes A Code Of Rules For Wheelmen And Pedestrians
The document outlines rider and pedestrian duties, including using a gutter side pedal on muddy slopes, avoiding holding handlebars while dismounting, and not carrying children in child-carriers. It calls for bells and signal horns for pedestrians, lanterns at night, and suggests abolishing cyclist taxes in favor of pedestrian levies. A pedestrian causing a cyclist fall may face a fine and transportation to a mountainous region on repetition.
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Munich
Paris
CIA
Pascenger
France
de Oy
Pursuit of Happiness and Stomach Bitters Claim
The declaration of independence asserts man’s right to happiness as the biliing sufferer finds relief taking Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Advertises as liver regulator, fever reducer, and remedy for constipation dysp科asus, rheumatism, kidney trouble and nervousness. Recommends regular use.
New Woman Prophesies Inventive Breakthroughs
A witty exchange suggests the rising role of women in invention as Mrs. Wickwire challenges gender stereotypes and predicts future breakthroughs by women after childbirth, hinting at societal shifts in ingenuity and responsibility.
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Wickwire
Northern Steamship Co North West and North Land Lakes Service
The Northern Steamship Company's magnificent ships North West and North Land now run regularly between Duluth and Buffalo with stops at the Soo Mackinac Island Detroit and Cleveland. Government priority and safety features mark these ocean liner like vessels. North West sails from Duluth Mondays and North Land from Duluth Fridays, aligned with Great Northern Railway trains from St Paul and Minneapolis. For tours and information contact agents in Des Moines or St Paul.
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Great Lakes
Northern Steamship “Co
Duluth
Buffalo
North-West
North-Land
Great Northern Railway
St. Paul
Minneapolis
G. W. Hallock
Ueg Moines
Iowa
F. I. Whitney
G. K
Z. A
St. Paul, Minn
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