Angels Food and Heavenly Music in a Sermon
A preacher in New York City delivers on angels food from biblical manna to celestialized music and heavenly enterprise. He cites Mollie Fancher as a case of ascetic sustenance, muses on heavenly banquets, and envisions angels planning cosmic tasks while urging personal repentance to join the heavenly revelry.
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The Sunday School Lesson on Jericho and Zacchaeus
An 1895 Sunday School note set traces Jesus journey to Jerusalem crossing Jericho. It details Zacchaeus the tax collector and the crowd, with historical context on Jericho’s wealth, Roman taxation, and the Roman tax system. The piece cites G W Clark and adds biblical cross-references from Luke and Mark.
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Zacchaeus and the path to a new life in Jericho
The text discusses Zacchaeus in Jericho as a publican seeking Jesus amid hindrances. It reflects motives for seeking Christ, the social obstacles of publicans, and the moral challenges of repentance, emphasizing personal transformation and practical steps toward faith.
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Maclaren
Watering the Bees by Phillip Smith in American Bee Journal
Phillip Smith describes his bee watering method using a simple box filled with water to keep colonies hydrated. He notes lids, airflow, and placement on the south side of a cool, shady house as key, reporting up to three and a half gallons daily during hot days. He claims increased honey yield and doubling of colonies after adopting this practice.
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American Bee Journal
Foe
Tees
Among the Poultry Feed and Rearing Tips
Guidance on feeding growing ducks with steamed grains and cereal mix. Warns against wet sloppy food to avoid diarrhea. Recommends selecting nonslating breeders, building slatted coops for separate feeding, and placing nests in a stark plain setup.
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Stark Pinay
Poultry Feed and Breeding Advice from a Historic Guide
The article discusses preventing egg theft by hens, feeding options including Milner and sorghum seed with corn meal and syrups, and cautions about diseases in Tuxuseys. It notes illness caused by fat and recommends pens to manage young birds, with grass as essential pasture and a mixed farm system linking poultry, small fruits, and crops for seasonal profits.
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U Smill Farm
Plan for Henhouse by Itt Tt Mas Many Points to Meconyenud
A historical plan describes a 6 by 20 coop for 15 fowls with a crossing partition and a 6 by 1 foot section. It notes a platform 18 inches above ground with roosts 12 inches high, intended to keep droppings dry for market readiness. Estimated marketable price is 60 to 90 cents per bushel at the gate.
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Pontory Hataera
Enopina
Poultry House Sanitation and Cleanliness Practices
A guidance excerpt outlines cleanly dividing a trough for easy cleaning, elevating platforms to prevent sand scratches, and placing nests 16 inches high. It emphasizes frequent droppings removal, whitewashing, nest renewal, roosts treated with oil and insect powder, and keeping odors down to ensure uninviting conditions for pests and profitable poultry care.
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Parm
Wome
Tempted by Working Girls in Street Scene
A vivid street vignette shows a pretty working girl pursued by a trio of onlookers, the Oracle and the Disagreeable Man, as they follow her from a hotel district into the tenement wards. She encounters lewd attention and scants of charity, ending with a boy begging and the girl promising payment later.
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Lerald
Fragmentary Phrase Notes from a House Elevator Scene
Disjointed dialogue references Moet Neate Taek Gayboy and Jack Gayboy in a vague elevator scene. The garbled text hints at rights, money, a relock, weather, and life. No clear names, dates, organizations, or events emerge to establish a concrete news item.
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Jack Gayboy
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