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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1912
Page
6
Beavers from Purdue University outlines hay crop substitutes such as cowpeas and fox beans. Details planting rows, seed spacing, depth, and inoculation, plus cost comparisons to prevent $20 per ton bay purchases next winter.
The Purdue experiment station reports three years of serum use with thousands of hogs vaccinated and treated. It notes lower sickness and deaths in treated sections, emphasizes careful vaccination methods, hygiene, and proper dosing for pigs of different sizes and conditions.
The text argues Jesus warns against outward obedience alone and urges a righteousness that surpasses Pharisaic tradition. It covers turning hatred into danger of judgment, forgiving disputes quickly, and aligning heart and action with Old Testament law in a new spiritual application. It emphasizes mercy, reconciliation, and interior obedience.
A fragmented report recalls a tale where a spider helped Scots avert a danger long ago. Legends describe shepherds and highland villagers saved by the creature, a story tied to hardy rural life and enduring folklore.
A historical note recounts a remarkable captive who fought his way home to Rome under Julius, highlighting the bold journey of a prisoner who escaped and returned to the heart of the ancient empire with a dramatic tale of resilience and loyalty.
An advertisement asserts brain function relies on Phosphate of Potash and mineral salts, chiefly Potassium Phosphate, with Grape-Nuts and Justa m touted as daily brain food. It quotes authorities and a Philadelphia editor praising the products’ health benefits and links nourishment to mental performance.
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