Prodigal and Elder Brother in a Comfortless Sermon
A preacher rails at the elder brother in the parable of the prodigal, condemning self righteousness and prompting a welcoming company for the returning son. He urges mercy, warns against pouting church members, and calls for a banquet of forgiveness with renewed faith and unity.
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Two Mental Sins at Meals Warn of Nervous Dyspepsia
An 1890s issue notes two mental sins at meals fear worry and haste, causing hurried breakfasts and dinners. It argues many mothers and working women grind through meals, leading to poor digestion, nervous dyspepsia, and strain on households. It urges calmer eating, less haste, and mindful conversation during meals.
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The Grass Crop and Meadow Management Tips
The article emphasizes maximizing grass yield through proper soil care and drainage after harvest. It recommends thickening thin spots by harrowing and reseeding, early sowing to secure germination before cold weather, and applying manure to sustain soil fertility. It also notes rotating crops, reseeding damaged areas, and the value of good soil and even stands for long term meadow and pasture productivity.
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Fragmented 19th century Montenegrin royal spectacle and ads
A garbled account describes Princess Petar Karevite of Montenegro giving birth and Prince Wiholas firing a pistol from a window amid cheering crowds. The piece also advertises various patent medicines and tonics, touting Sunray and other products as cures for digestion, liver issues, and general health, with scattered references to Freemasonry and court life.
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