Missionary Purpose of the Church and Paul’s Work
Lesson outlines God’s redemptive mission from Abraham to Jesus and the church. It covers Israel as a missionary nation, Christ as light to the world, and the church’s apostolic commission. It details Paul's foreign missions, Europe outreach, and his witness before Agrippa with divine commissioning and immediate obedience.
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Israel
Abraham
Genesta
Tarael
Christ
Jonah
Poes
Church
The
Apostolic Commission
Jesus
Heaven
Commission of the Apostles
Antioch
Europe
Paul
Asia Minor
Macedonia
Agrippa
Saylor
Damascus
Jesus Christ
Satan
God
Old Timothy Stand Needs Fertilizing
Ohio State agronomists advise top dressing timothy fields with nitrogenous fertilizer this spring due to failed seedings last year. Early application of 0 to 200 pounds of ammonium sulfate or nitrate of soda can raise yields by 1 740 to 2 000 pounds per acre, with phosphate and potash needed in later years to sustain hay quality. Timothy seed production declined sharply in 1933 and 1934, and 1935 is expected to lag further behind normal.
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Old State University
WNU
Ohio State University
Ita
Adilonal Bay
Drainage Improves Farm Fields Says Agriculture Expert
Prof. A. M. Goodman of the New York State College of Agriculture urges draining wet spots in fields. A few rods of drain tile two feet deep, with a stop at every 100 feet, can clear holes, reduce seed and fertilizer waste, and ease plowing and harvest. Refill over the tile should include sod, surface soil, and stubble, with subsoil returned near the surface.
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A. M. Goodman
New York State College of Agriculture
Variations in Butter Fat Content Across a Dairy Herd
Tests show butter fat content in milk from the same herd varies sharply daily. Errors are small, but actual variation can reach about 1 percent. Weather, cattle feed, breed, milking intervals, and completeness influence results. Morning milk tests are often lower than night milk.
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Pathfader Magazine
No Place for Good Old Mule in Modern Armies
A motorized review at Schofield Barracks before Maj. Gen. William A. Drom showcased tanks, trucks, and carrier pigeons as mules were absent for the first time in a full divisional review. Officers and spectators noted the unusual absence amid the parade of equipment and troops.
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Schofield Barracks
United States
Ine A. Drom
Thy. Wiltan Department
Thrantey Brieades
Oon
Must Be a Paie Tr takes tive to minke yossin wei rd-one
A fragmented note describes a meeting approach with one person talking and one listening, outlining a simple two person dialogue method. The text suggests a basic structure for conversation.
Keep a Good Laxative Always in Your Home Ad Claim
An advertisement urges households to keep a reliable laxative like Thedford Mack-Draught or Black-Draught on hand to prevent constipation and treat digestive discomfort. It cites testimonial from Mrs. Perry Hicks of Belton Texas praising the product for years of use and general family benefits.
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Perry Hicks
Belton
Texas
Alfalfa Again Alfalfa Tests Soil Erosion Longevity
Hoard's Dairyman reports that a seven inch soil layer on an eight percent slope cropped to corn or left fallow would be completely washed away within a lifetime, prompting alfalfa to again study erosion control over 50 years.
Down the Lane Butter and Wool Production Figures
May and June butter color and flavor cited while California reports 3.8 million orchard heaters with 2.6 million off. Wool production last year reached about 418 million pounds, down roughly 9 million from 1983.
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Muanity Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Christian Missions
Hawi
David L. Wortsman
Dept
WU Dallas
Lucy
Aunt Lucy
Gae
Postum
Mary
Aunt Wey
Mrs. Kingston
Kye
Jack
California
Germar Foops
Battle Creek
Mich