New Ground sermon calls for outward mission and reform
Rev. T DeWitt Tal mage argues churches must abandon insular foundations and reach the world, urging an open field of mission beyond existing congregations. He compares Paul’s city outreach to a modern call for skeptics, alcohol issue work, and relief for urban outcasts, urging proactive evangelism.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
Academy of Music
New York
Providence
Paul
Corinth
Jerusalem
England
The Rich Young Ruler Intervenes On Jesus Journey
A Sunday School lesson summarizes the rich young ruler approaching Jesus near Jericho after a journey from Ephraim. He is described as a young, affluent, religious leader who seeks eternal life, and his encounter highlights his courage and openness to truth amidst growing opposition to Jesus.
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Ipssox Notra
Jie
Jerusalem
Matthew
Luke
Ife
Jesus
Nehar
The Quest for Eternal Life in Jesus Teachings
The discourse analyzes a young ruler seeking eternal life and Jesus guiding him through the commandments. It contrasts inward faith with outward law keeping, stressing conviction of sin, the role of the Holy Spirit, and the necessity of Christ’s transformative life for true salvation.
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Nazarene
Jesus
Jess Christ
Bin
Tle
Temple of God
Singdom
Isternal
Jesu
Shade Grape Trellis Boosts Raspberry and Gooseberry Quality
The author recommends shading Vinex and syrupy fruit crops with grapevines on a trellis to protect red raspberries and gooseberries from midday sun. Rows should be six feet apart with vines eight to ten feet apart, supported by stakes and wires. Shade reduces mildew and can extend harvest quality in warm climates.
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Barry Burbon
Mulching and Shade Protect Fruit Crops
A note on fruit care suggests mulching with coarse manure to reduce mildew, noting cloudy weather delayed fruit while sun and low air caused issues. Shade helps prevent winter kill and seasoned ground after mulching aids crop security, even for tender varieties.
Antwerps raspberry thrives on belated hillsides
The Antwerp raspberry grows on bi eal hills at 190 to 500 feet above a protected valley, while in the valley winters Kill is common due to sap warming in early spring then freezing. Currants shaded at mid day hold fruit longer, with berries picked July 1 to September.
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Antwerp
Bieal
C. Mills
Horticultural notes on fall planting and tree crops
The article discusses fall planting of various nuts and fruit trees. It notes hickory and walnut growth potential, claiming walnuts germinate quickly if planted in fall and that hickory can grow from four years old after long storage. It urges planting where the tree will stay and suggests further experiment station study.
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Oxi
Staten
Volea
Applea for the Complexion
Helen Campbell argues that apples benefit the complexion and digestion. She notes a ripe apple digests in about eighty two minutes, aids the liver, and helps eliminate substances that cause skin eruptions. She contrasts apples with potatoes and promotes fruit as improving clarity of mind and skin.
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Helen Campbell
Eve
Correct Spacing for Apple Trees in Orchards
The article warns orchard planters against placing trees too close. It cites many new orchards with 22 and 25 foot spacings and insists on at least two rods (33 feet) between trees, preferably 35 to 40 feet, to allow wind and sunlight and prevent crowding that harms growth and fruit quality.
Quiler bill defeated on final passage in assembly
In Albany February 20 the Quiler bill was defeated on final passage by a 54 to 5 vote. Sixty five votes were needed to pass. The record shows the measure failing after lengthy debate with the opposing side securing the win.
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Alnany
Quiler
Sam Houston Hospitality and Generosity Reminiscence
A biographer recounts Houston’s warm hospitality and charity. Tales depict him giving his coat to a ragged veteran, aiding Isaac Galladay’s sick son in Huntsville, and personally nursing a guest with hot-water feet baths. The anecdotes illustrate his famed Southern generosity and duty.
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Sam Houston
Jami Houston
San Jacinto
Houston
En Jacinto
A. M. Williams
Cresk
Andrew Jackson
Tennessee
Lebanon
Isaac Galladay
Jebanon
Huntsville
Tex
Gen. Houston
Isaac Golladay
Texas
Grim Visitor at the Bedside Delivers Dark Pronouncement
A nurse or minister speaks to a sick man as a grim visitor asks if he is ready for a coming visitor. The man misinterprets the phrase as his wife’s mother and jokes about the Angel of Death arriving, highlighting dark humor in a hospital setting.
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Jesus Christ
United States
Connecticut
Christ
Lord
Jesus
Tren
Father
Mother
Tentryman
Congregational
Theiull
United States Army
Goethe
Germany
Lisbon
Tagus Sa
Papa
Thomas Chalmers
Robert Mall
Robert Newton
Christmas Evans
North America
England
Scotland
Arabia
Spain
Ministar
Ania
Memories of the White City Palace of Art Remains
The Palace of Art endures beside the lake as a public museum and gallery. It stands as a World s Fair relic and Columbian Museum, offering a vivid reminder of competing exhibits from 1893 and a miniature world war panorama for visitors.
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White City
Palace of Art
Fiest
Columbian
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