Unity in the Church as One Body and Spirit
The sermon discusses Ephesians chapters on church unity. It argues the church is one body with one spirit and one hope, despite many denominations. It contrasts internal unity virtues with outward organizational unity, urging humility, meekness, long-suffering, and love.
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Athanahy Ephes
Jesus Christ
Christ
Ascaion
Order of Freemasonry
Brotherhood of
Lcomotive Engineers
Church of Jesus Christ
Sins of Omission in Marcus Antoninus Quote
The quote says a person errs not only by acts but also by failing to act. It highlights moral duty and responsibility in omission. The line contrasts intentional misdeeds with neglect of required action and underscores ethical accountability beyond deeds.
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Marcus Antoninus
What She Wanted Fights Baby's Cough With Honey Tar
A young mother on Tuesday wanted to stop her baby's cough without harmful drugs. She bought Foley’s Honey and Tar Corm to ease coughing, loosen mucus, and help the child sleep restfully, believing it safe for her child.
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Foley
H. J. Porter
For a Sick Room Candle Trick
By burning a wax candle until the taper is level and extinguishing it then covering the top with salt the blackened wick end remains exposed. The result is a faint steady light suitable for a sick room.
Salt Superstitions Across Norse and Yorkshire Beliefs
A popular Norwegian belief holds that a person will cry enough to dissolve the amount of salt spilled. In parts of Yorkshire, it is said each grain of salt spilled on a table foresees a tear to be shed.
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Yorkshire
A Texas Wonder Cure Advertises Kidney Relief
A Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles dissolves gravel and helps diabetes and rheumatism. It targets men women and children and offers mail order for one dollar with a two month supply. Dr E W Hall of St Louis lists address 2926 Oliver St. Mo. Suppliers include all druggists.
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Texas
E. W. Hall
St. Louis
Optometrist Davis Offers Glasses Exchange for Farm Produce
Special notice from James E. Davis an optometrist at Williams Jewelry Store 553 Cherry St Macon Ga. He will examine eyes fit glasses and accept sixty percent in farm produce such as eggs chickens potatoes meat etc Satisfaction guaranteed
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James E. Davis
Williams Jewelry Store
Cherry St
Macon
Administrator's Sale In Taylor County February First Tuesday
By order of the Court of Ordinary of Taylor County the administrator will sell at public outcry on the first Tuesday in February 1915 at the courthouse door within legal hours the lands including Lot 29 in the 15th district and the Robert E. Wilson Stables with lands in Butler. the Wilson home place near Butler. 11 acres of 28 and 33 acres of 241 in the 13th district known as Peed field. and the north half of jet of land number 6 in the 15th district. Cash. January 4 1915. Mrs Bertha Wilson Administratrix for R F Wilson.
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Court of Ordinary
Taylor County
Court House
Robert IE. Wilson
Butler
Robert E. Wilson
Bertha E. Wilson
John Dandy
Bertha Wilson
R. EF. Wilson
Scotch horticulturist uses mercury lamps to speed growth
A Scottish greenhouse expert reports halved sprouting and growth time by using mercury vapor lamps. She notes enhanced color depth in the vegetation and plants respond with quicker development.
How the Small Farmer May Succeed Despite Low-Priced Cotton
A U.S. agricultural instructional piece by Andrew M. Soule from Georgia State College of Agriculture outlines a diversified eight acre farming plan. It reallocates land from cotton to cereals potatoes and pasture, targets yields of 289 bushels total grain and 800 dollars net, and emphasizes building soil fertility with 18 to 25 tons of yard manure while keeping family well supplied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew M. Soule
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Cost Of Producing Cotton In Georgia
N C Murray of the USDA estimates Georgia costs eight point forty eight cents per pound for cotton at the 1910 census baseline, with detailed breakdowns for fertilizer, preparation, seed, planting, cultivation, gathering, ginning, rent and miscellaneous. The state tops costs aside from Texas, while North Carolina and others range from seven point nine to eight point four cents. A. P. Pike becomes dairy expert with J W Hart’s successor, aided by an assistant Howell. discussions note one Turk and one Chinaman focusing on cotton at the Georgia State College of Agriculture.
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N. C. Murray
United States Department of Agriculture
Georgia
Texas
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Louisiana
Arkansas
Tennessee
Oklahoma
A. P. Pike
J. W. Hart
Howell
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Proper crop rotation guidance for Georgia farmers
With cotton removed from the farm program this year, Georgia farmers are advised to rotate crops to maximize land use and soil fertility. Suggested crops include soybeans, cowpeas, sorghum, millet, sudan grass, and hay, with bermuda pasture as a base and white and bur clover.
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Georgia
Agricultural Short Course Promotes Diversified Farming
Andrew M Soule of the Georgia State College of Agriculture highlights the value of the ten day short course for farmers in Georgia. He warns against costly trial and error when adopting crops beyond cotton and urges adoption of tested methods, rotation, and modern machinery to improve profitability. Admission is one dollar.
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Andrew M. Soule
Georgia State College of Agriculture
College of Agriculture
Georgia
Starting Garden Plants for Home Gardens in Georgia
Farmers should prepare 6x12 hot beds with 18 inch depth using brick bats for drainage and three layers of fermenting horse manure. Add about five inches of garden soil, raise to over 100 degrees, then plant when temps fall to 90 85 in four days to a week. Transplant when true leaves appear, two to three inches apart. sow dates vary by Georgia region: south January 15 middle February 1 15 north March 1. Ensure plants have fresh air and avoid wet foliage nights and major temperature drops.
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South
Georgia
Middle Georgia
North Georgia
Sudan grass promising forage in Georgia experiments
Experiments at the College show Sudan grass could yield useful forage for the state. March or April seems best for sowing, but 1914 was dry and measurements are incomplete. Seed timing affected cuts, with July giving one large cut and earlier sowing producing up to three cuts. Sudan grass resembles Johnson grass but lacks its problems and makes good hay. High seed prices invite frauds mixing Johnson grass seed. buy only from reliable dealers.
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Sudan
Johnson Grass Seed
Graham System Shorthand Touted as Best in World
The Shorthand Reporters Association of America claims the Graham System of Shorthands is the best in the world. A Graham course is taught at Southern Greenville in Greenville Georgia on November 12, 1913.
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H.H. Revill
The
Southern Shorthand and Business University
South
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William Evans
Moody Bible
Rexall Ordertien
Yarmer
John R. Fain
Georgia State College of Agr
T. H. McHatton
Georgia State Col
Agr
Southern
Shorthand and Business University
W. Mitchell St
Atlanta, Ga
Greenville
N. C. Briscoe
Southern’ ‘Sothand & Business University
Atlanta
Henry H.revill
Judge City Court
A. C. Briscoe
L. W. Arnold
American Can Company
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Bee Dee
F. J. Stowe
Purcell
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