Lesson on Gethsemane and Peter’s Denial in John 18
This lesson outlines the garden scene in Gethsemane and Peter’s threefold denial. It contrasts Judas’s greed, Jesus’s courage, and the disciples’ sleep and withdrawal, urging reflection on modern neglect and complicit silence toward Christ.
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Garden
Gethsemane
Peter
Christ
Judas
Jesus
John
Father
Mary
Jesus of Nazareth
Augustine
Mark
Judgment Hall
Annas
Tammany Hall
New York
Robert E. Speer
Cainphas
The Best Dairy Feed Principles and Byproducts
Prof F D Fuller outlines why dairy feeds are cheaper than farm grains, noting byproducts from mills and industries boost feed bulk. Dried corn rye and barley residues provide high crude protein and fat, with cottonseed meal as a rich concentrated ingredient to be used carefully with bulk fillers.
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F. D. Fuller
National Crop Improvement Service
Home mixed feeds and farmer vigilance
The article argues farmers buying their own mixed feeds risk low quality cottonseed meal and other components. It urges reading agricultural bulletins, analyzing costs, and choosing dependable brands. It notes grain prices rise due to meat demand, pushing farmers toward grain by-products for feed.
Water Needs for Milk Cows and Feed Quality
The National Crop Improvement Service notes cows in peak lactation require about 50 percent more water. High protein feeds boost milk, while poor feed reduces output. Starchy grains like corn and oats rise in price due to demand for work animals but are often costly for dairy feeds. Home-grown grains can trade for protein feeds. oats by-products offer bulk value.
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National Crop Improvement Service
Japan and Asia in the glare of nationalism and liberty
Maynard Owen Williams argues that Japan’s self sufficiency and anti foreign regime foster nationalism while Turkey China and Syria face limited self rule. He warns against Western domination and stresses democracy over autocracy amid Asian growth.
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Turkey
Armenia
Persia
Syria
Egypt
Europe
E¢Rniduate
Maynard Owen Williams
Christian Hotel
City Hall 220 Years Old in Dundee Ancient Prison Cells
In Dundee the town hall, a 220 year old building, houses a condemned cell in the underground basement. The cell measures seven feet six inches high and eight by seven feet without light or sanitation, where criminals condemned to death once awaited their end.
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Hish
Royal Burg
Dundee
Justice Darling on Violin Players and Hard Labor
The London Globe notes Justice Darling spared a violinist from hard labor, arguing the convict should keep a profession to avoid harm. He claimed music keeps the hands busy and out of mischief, a view extended to other instruments as a deterrent against further crime.
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Justice Darling
London Globe
Darling
Paid Wages Due 40 Years After Moodna Bay Mill Closure
Edwin Fawcett, son of a former paper mill owner, appeared in Cornwall on Hudson New York and paid former Moodna Bay mill employees wages 40 years overdue. The 1877 closure left the men owed by the panic of 1873 era, with payments to Charles D. Smith, his sister, and others, including next of kin if the worker had died.
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Edwin Fawcett
Cornwall-on-Hudson
New York
Moodna Bay
Fawcett
Samuel Fawcett
Charles D. Smith
A Call to Garden Work This Summer
Exchange urges readers to grow their own food this summer to lessen the strain on national supplies. Even small yields like a peck of potatoes help reduce shortages and support the country, with every effort contributing to a larger national goal.
Extra Glass of Jelly Triggers Morning Breakfast Mishap
Uncle Jim B recounts a kitchen accident where a glass of jelly caused a dining room to topple, shattering the china and spoiling a breakfast meant for guests before an early train. The mishap left the house short of food and upset the visitors, turning a planned feast into a ruined scene.
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Jim B
Mother
Indianapolis
Albino term origins and Albion name roots explained
The term Albino came from Portuguese for spotted blacks but now refers to those born with red eyes and white hair. Albion, a name for England, derives from the same Latin root albus meaning white, linked to Caesar's reference to white cliffs in southeast England during his 55 B.C. invasion.
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Albion
England
Julius Caesar
Cancer Not Contagious or Hereditary Says Insurance Study
A report compiled by six large life insurance firms concludes that cancer is not contagious and not hereditary in the United States. The analysis bases its findings on extensive statistics from major U S insurers.
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United States
Hall's Catarrh Cure Internal Remedy for Catarrh
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications. It is a constitutional condition requiring an internal remedy. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. Prescribed by physicians, it combines tonics with blood purifiers and is advertised with testimonials. Available from druggists for 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills mentioned for constipation.
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Hall
PF. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Notice of Administration and Sheriff’s Sale in Greene County
In May 1912 the administrator of Joseph Wautelet's estate is named by the Greene County Circuit Court. A sheriff's sale is set for June 23 1917 to satisfy a decree in favor of Alexander Bonham against Francis M Turley et al, covering rents and profits of a defined parcel and possibly the fee simple if needed.
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Circuit Court
Greene County
State of Indiana
Joseph Wautelet
Greene Circuit Court
Alexander Bonham
Francis M. Turley
Court House
Indiana
Towit
Township
Lost watch and sale notice in Indiana estate ad
Lost on public highway a gents open face gold filled watch with the fob attached. Return to this office for a reward. FOR SALE Farm of 40 acres in Washington township Greene county Indiana. Must be sold to close estate Ernest E Woods Administrator 1222 State Life Bldg Indianapolis Indiana Bloomfield Democrat and Cincinnati Enquirer ads copy.
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Richand Township
Greene County
Indiana
A. B. Titus
Allen Williams
Taylor Township
Scotland
W. E. Dogss
Jackson Township
Owensburg
William M . Radcirr
Washington Township
Ernest E. Woods
State Life Bldg
Indianapolis
Ind
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Moody Bible Institute
Western Newspaper Union
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Sheriff’s Sale
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Plaintiff
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Slinekeard & Vosloh
Law
Bloomfield
Democrat
Guy H. Humphreys
W. R. Cravens
North Side Public Square
T. Roy Cook
West Side Square
Richland Block
James M. Hudson
Lawyer
Square Bloomfield
Frank A. VanSandt
Joan W. Jackson
W. L. Slinkard
M. F. Pate
Skunk Muff
Finder
Bloomfield Democrat
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Horn
City
H. L. Bessell
Phil Markland
George E. Endres
C. T. Parrish Shoe Shop
VanMeter Hardware Co
Hasler Bros
Farmers’ Store
OT Herold
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