Opportunity sermon energizes crowd with swift decisive call
Rev. T. DeWitt Talmage preaches on Opportunity from Galatians 6 10 at the New York Academy of Music urging swift use of chances to do good. He cites personal anecdotes and historic figures to illustrate how timely choices shape life, faith, and eternity.
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Peace or Death in a Dying Man's Faith
A preacher narrates two contrasting moments of faith. A dying shepherd seeks comfort in Psalm 23 while fearing death, then finds peace through an uplifting interpretation of the valley of the shadow of death. The piece contrasts worldly wealth with spiritual assurance and ends with vivid visions of heaven and a call to embrace gospel hope. nearby anecdotes and religious exhortations reinforce the theme of peace with God through faith.
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Sunday School Lesson Reflections on Apostles and Humility
Text from a historical religious page discusses biblical passages including Matthew 17 and Mark 9 about the Transfiguration, the Mount, and Jesus’ teachings. It quotes Luther and contemplates the apostles humility and self effacement as a path to greater authority in the kingdom of heaven.
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Disciples Debate Greatness After Transfiguration Journey
In the Mount of Transfiguration narrative the disciples quarrel over who among them is greatest. Jesus rebukes the self seeking spirit, teaches that true greatness comes from humility and self denial, and uses a child as a model of the kingdom.
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Feeding Live Stock Simple Methods Most Profitable
A Prairie Farmer summary of University of Illinois trials by DL Morvew finds simple feeding methods most profitable. Grinding grain can profit in some cases, but cooking grains and feeding ungrowned wheat to hogs is wasteful. Crushing or shelling corn proves profitable. soaking small grains helps when not ground. weather influences feeding efficiency with spring and fall best.
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Cheaply Made Steamer For Cooking Feed For Cattle
A frugal farmer can build a simple steamer for cooking feed for cattle or swine. Use heavy sheet metal 3 by 10 feet for the bottom, construct a box slightly larger than the base, with a tight lid, and fit a 2 inch pipe through the lid to connect with a feed box above. The device includes a two-button feed box setup.
Inexpensive Farm Cooker Assembly Instructions
The article describes building a steam powered cooker from bricks, arches and a chimney. It notes half inch perforations for steam, a brick or stove wall, and a boiler filler tube. The outfit fits various barn sizes and costs $10 to $20, depending on build.
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Notes for shepherds on sheep care and feeding
A Prairie Farmer article advises on keeping sheep healthy in varying conditions. It urges pure air, open shelter, and avoiding over fattening while monitoring for insects and disease. It warns against confining sheep and recommends gentle handling, shelter from rain and snow, and caution with millet seed or hay.
Cost of feeding lambs at Wisconsin station
Lambs ten days old were bottle fed on cow milk for three weeks at the Wisconsin station. Milk costs 25 cents per hundred pounds and feed cost 3.47 dollars per hundred pounds of gain. After switching to skim milk, oats, green fodder, and corn for four weeks the cost rose slowly, reaching 4.50 dollars per hundred pounds of gain by five months. Compared with pigs, lambs showed very good efficiency in feed and weight gain.
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Train wreck near Contavilla kills two passengers
A passenger train near Contavilla twenty miles from Tadtionpolis plunged off the track on a curve after the private car of President WR McKern derailed the rear. Two killed and about thirty two injured as fire broke out and rescue crews worked. One victim, actor W Norton of St Louis, died soon after.
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Roster of Injured In Crash Listed By Hospitals
A long list names injured and their injuries after a collision involving a bankment and truck. Names include Margaret Roberts Mrs Zakla Seguin Wallane Ewing O Whiting and many others from cities such as Terre Haute Indianapolis and New York with varied head chest and limb injuries and internal trauma.
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Brooklyn Strikers Surrender Trolley Strike Outsiders Hopeful
Brooklyn report shows 7,000 rail workers who walked out January 14 mostly out of work with vacancies limited to under a third. Leaders vow further action while police restore order as regiments depart the city.
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