In Double Knots and the Economy Lecture
The Sarnia Observer reports a witty exchange about economy and personal restraint. A man says he must give up smoking following a lighthearted talk about thrift.
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Newspaper
Bowen Chronicle
Location
Bowen, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1937
Page
7
The Sarnia Observer reports a witty exchange about economy and personal restraint. A man says he must give up smoking following a lighthearted talk about thrift.
Johnny explains the nose serves two roles: to blow and to hold spectacles.
A light gag contrasts personal charm and business acumen as a speaker asks a man how he succeeds with women and business. The answer pivots on the pun about using the waist to explain efficiency.
A New Jersey poultry expert advises culling nonvigorous pullets and choosing larger birds for breeding. He notes small pullets tend toward smaller eggs and lower livability, while selecting against small body size improves overall flock potential.
Milo grain offers substantial cost savings for fall and winter rations by matching corn in value for most livestock classes. Grinding and protein supplementation improve its usefulness for cattle and dairy cows, with hogs receiving about 91 percent of corn’s value and sheep showing limited benefit from grinding.
The shell of the hen's egg is normally hard when laid and forms in the upper reproductive system. It takes several hours to harden and a 24 to 26 hour lapse occurs between yolk release and laying. Soft shells result from physiological upset in the reproductive organs.
Around the Farm reports that mature sugar cane contains 18 percent sugar and wheat forms the main food for one third of humanity. It notes egg production via lighting for turkeys, plant breeding's young status, and 1936 Texas 4H club gains. It cites egg consumption of 2.5 billion dozen annually and dietary needs for hens with 25 pounds daily per 100 birds. Early pullets molt less if weight gain is maintained.
The lesson urges finding rest in Christ amid modern life’s rush and anxiety. It outlines Rest through Faith, warns against unbelief, and stresses surrender to Jesus for daily living. The piece includes a Fay Inchiawn poem about laying down burdens and trusting God.
A historical quotation notes that to be a good patriot a man should view his countrymen as God’s creatures and himself accountable for his actions toward them.
Quote attributed to Charles Kingsley noting that duty is the elder voice of God. The line frames moral obligation as a timeless, authoritative imperative. The excerpt emphasizes obedience and reverence for higher cause.
An attribution to Robert Browning presents a compact quotation about spiritual equality in divine service. It reflects Browning’s concise moral insight into religious ambition and humility.
When a good fire fails to deliver enough heat it is economical to call a service man. Common faults include damper misplacement, regulator issues, soot buildup, radiator pitch problems, drafts, or loose joints. A furnace expert can quickly diagnose and restore efficient heat. WNU Service.
An advertisement urges parents to rub Penetro on a child’s chest at bedtime. The salve uses a mutton suet base and claims 113 to 227 percent more medicine than competitors, to create counter irritant action and vaporize to ease nasal congestion. The 35c jar is described as containing two 25c portions.
A concise reflection on living as action rather than mere breathing, emphasizing using all faculties and senses to feel existence, attributed to Rousseau.
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