John Speaks For Himself
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1928
Page
3
Constance Trevor Awakens Old Puritan Rivalry Romance
John Alden Woodward clashes with his Puritan ancestry as Constance Trevor courts him while Carter Drummond courts Connie. A summer of social games leads to a pivotal moment when Connie finally asks John to propose and confirms mutual love after years of foil and flirtation. The story unfolds at Judge Cardiff’s home with family pride, partnership hopes, and a long held family legend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alden Woodward
Miss Trevor
John Alden
Constance Trevor
Priscilla
Miles Standish
Mrs. Woodward
Constance
Mike
Benjamin Cardiff
Carter Drummond
Carter
Connie
Drummond & Woodward
Judge
Billy Harwood
Jove
Deuce
Forry
Poppy Langhorne
Judge Cardiff
John A
Drummond
Miles
Deln
Alden Woodward
Connie Trevor
John
Morganthau
Cardiff
Trevor
Jack
Attics A lasting symbol of New England childhood memories
The attic is described as the most fascinating room in New England homes. Hand hewn timbers and pegs show enduring construction. A sea chest, pine table, Boston rocker, and lilacs in the yard evoke old voyages and family memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Boston
Seven Seas
Banty Seeks Help As Doctor Races To Crime Scene
Gap Johnson begs Dr Slash to examine Banty, who aches and can’t move. The doctor rushes by to attend a man shot by his brother-in-law, telling Banty to climb a tree and wait until he returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc
Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Slash
Banty
Gap
Kansas City Times
Noise as a Career of Wind Inflation
A Muppie Evening Post quote asserts a class of men thrives on making loud impressions for years, yet their careers collapse like a toy balloon. When the inflated public figure ends abruptly, only the individual notices the fall, while the child affected by a balloon’s burst remains unhappier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muppie Evening Post
Pure-Bred Bulls Vary Widely in Milk Production
New Jersey and U S dairy records show wide variation in pure bred bulls transmitting milk and butterfat. One third of bulls boost herd production, one third maintain it, one third underperform. The College of Agriculture at New Brunswick urges careful sire selection and use of proved sires over generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
United States Bureau of Dairy Industry
United States
College of Agriculture
New Brunswick
Fodder Corn a Superior Dairy Feed When Silage Is Limited
Fodder corn provides high milk yield in dairy cows when silos are unavailable. Thick growth reduces waste while fine stalks are largely consumed, whereas coarse stalks may leave 20 to 30 percent wasted. Cutter processing nearly eliminates waste, and well filled silos cut waste to around five percent. Even with good practice, waste below ten percent is achievable.
Udder Diseases From Germs Entering Teat
The last milk from each milking is richest and must be collected to prevent infection. Udder diseases stem from germs entering via the teat canal and milk cistern. Leaving milk on the teat tip or passages invites infection, as milk aids germ growth. Washing teats after each milking protects high quality udders.
Dairy Feeding Facts From a Farm Bulletin
The article stresses liberal feeding as key to profitable dairying and warns against frozen silage and feeding spoiled feed. It highlights the harm of unsterilized utensils, urges regular cleaning to avoid odors in milk, and notes butter should be well drained and salted proportionally for quality.
Jesus Teaches in Capernaum and Drives Demons
Lesson on Mark 1 21 45 highlights Jesus teaching with authority in the synagogue at Capernaum and his power over demons. It covers miracles including Peter's mother in law healing a fever Jesus cleansing a leper and ministering to many as the day ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
John
Mark
Jesus Christ
Capernaum
Christ
Galilee
Peter
Simon
Andrew
Beauty of Bible Thoughts by Sir William Jones
A quotation praising the Bible for true sensibility beauty morality historical richness and poetic eloquence argues it surpasses other books in any age or language by Sir William Jones authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir William Jones
Occupation Absence as a Mind’s Distress Quotation
The line notes that a mind unused by work becomes unsettled, claiming that absence of occupation leads to mental unrest and distraction. It presents a reflection on idle thought. The quotation attributed to Cowper underscores the value of purposeful activity for inner steadiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowper
Washington and Clay Linked as Mule Champions
A quirky note credits George Washington and Henry Clay as the foremost champions of the American mule in a historic magazine aside. The piece also claims Denver hosts the longest public golf course in the United States at 6,767 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Henry Clay
American Magazine
Denver
United States
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D. J. Walsh
Wxxak
P. B. Fitzwater
D.D
Dean Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Jesus and the Sick
God
Calumet
Los Angeles
Calif
Emma Terry
Edna Douglas
Terry
Thelme Decuglas
Forbes Magazine
BAYER
Garden of Eden
Barres Financial Weekly
Bor
Foster-Milburn Co
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