Jesus the Master Teacher and Apollos the Teacher
A lesson outline on Jesus as the Master Teacher using Matthew 7 and Acts 18 24 28. It contrasts Christ words with scribal repetition and shows Apollos as a gifted teacher needing deeper gospel understanding including Jesus death resurrection and Pentecost gifts.
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Jesus
Jesus Christ
Christ
God
Apollos
John the Baptist
John
Bhabi
Hendt
Forgotten Sire Dairys Drawback
An analysis by W W Yapp on the neglected class of young dairy bulls the forgotten sires. Progeny from these bulls will supply most milk and dairy products in years ahead. Only one in fifty becomes a proved sire. emphasis should shift to dam and sire line records and physical traits to safeguard future dairy production.
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W. W. Yapp
University of Ulinals
WNIS
Toattle
Balancing Low Protein Corn Stover For Rations
Hoard's Dairyman urges ensiling corn stover when possible as it holds about 24 percent dry matter and low protein. Properly shocked corn stover can be valuable in winter rations with grinding or shredding and molasses wash for palatability. A high protein grain mix plus minerals like limestone or bone meal aids balance. stover analyzed at 2.1 percent digestible crude protein and 46.1 percent total digestible nutrients.
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Hoard
Dairyman
Congress Funds Creosote Barriers Against Chinch Bugs
The last session approved AD funding of a million dollars to halt chinch bug outbreaks in the corn belt. Barriers totaling 30 000 miles were built with creosote to stop the insects, but a flying second generation evades this measure. Experts estimate the spending saved at least four million dollars in corn value.
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Congress
Corn
Humus Boost from Humus and Manure in Fall Soil
Hops from a brewery and other vegetative growth supply humus to soil. Manure is another humus source. Best applied in fall by digging in, with clay soils tolerating heavy applications to keep soil open and spongy and reduce baking in dry weather. Applications up to 50 tons per acre.
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Walter
Montreal
Farm Chatter Notes German Grain Price Moves
The report highlights Germany setting maximum grain prices near 1933 levels. It notes cereals as the leading crop in U S agriculture and references wheat trade policy shaping market guidance for farmers.
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Germany
Illicit Drug Profit Highlighted by Collier's Weekly
Collier's Weekly notes the heroin trade as the world’s most profitable business. It cites a manufacturer paying $25 per pound and selling at $1,285 to distributors, yielding about 4,800 percent profit. Distributors then sell small amounts to users at $125 per pound, over 10,000 percent profit. The user cost is enormous compared to the producer’s price.
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Welt Narcnties
Collier's Weekly
Wealth Talk by Henry A. Wallace on American Youth
Secretary Wallace states that the nation’s true wealth lies in its boys and girls, emphasizing the importance of youth in America’s future. He frames education and care for youth as essential to national prosperity.
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America
United States
Henry A. Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
How Calotabs Help Nature To Throw Off a Bad Cold
Millions have found Calotabs a valuable aid in treating colds. Take one or two tabs first night and repeat on the third or fifth night if needed. Calotabs cleanse the intestinal tract and act as a diuretic to expel cold poisons from the blood. Economical at twenty five cents for the family package and ten cents for the trial package.
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P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody ‘Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Acta
Jesus the Great
Spal
Acahananeeee
OUP
Houston
San Jacinto
Bill Tube
Walker
Cipals
Miss Pson
Helen
Postum
Battle Creek
Mich
Stre
Tian
Acddress
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