Conscience and Pilate in Talmage's sermon on truth
The Rev T DeWitt Talmage discusses conscience using Pontius Pilate and Jesus before the Sanhedrin as a lesson. He argues that washing hands cannot absolve guilt without inner repentance and cites biblical and historical examples to stress moral purification through heart change.
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Care for lambs feed and growth in early weeks
The article advises careful early feeding to ensure lambs grow strong. It emphasizes starting proper nutrition within the first weeks and suggests a specific mash of bran and meal, plus wheat, for fattening. It warns against stunting and advises on seasonal adjustments for summer grass and winter fattening.
Feeding for Breeding Stock and Lambs in Pasture
In the Country Gentleman J. E. Wing argues to feed clover hay and unlimited wheat bran while avoiding corn meal. For breeding stock use oats bran and meal. sheep fed green grass in spring should get no other foods, though lambs pay for grain. The author presents a diagram of a well-tender bran bin capable of holding twenty or more bushels.
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Live Stock Notes on Feeding and Breeding Practices
Live Stock Notes discuss shortages in cattle, stressing that breeding must be paired with good feeding and care. They compare protein content of alfalfa and cow pea to grass hay, urge early-maturing sheep for best meat, advise restoring sick animals, and note disease control when multiple herd members fall ill. A Iowa swine breeder cites hogs on artichokes for four months.
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Seed rates and poultry feeding advise from old agriculture note
An old agricultural excerpt discusses thin versus thick seeding penalties for grain, noting soil, season, and plant crowding affect growth. It also warns against overfeeding hens wheat and similar grains, offering concrete feeding proportions and routines for healthy poultry.
Modern hog feeding methods advocated for better profits
An article argues for updated hog feeding practices to improve efficiency and reduce disease. It emphasizes keeping hogs healthy with clean bedding, ample fresh water, and balanced rations, while avoiding overfeeding and poor-quality fodder. It notes reorganized feeding strategies and the importance of grass, grain, and timely meals to maximize gains.
Tamworth Swine and Eng lish taron fried description
Fragmented article discusses Tamworth swine and an English bacon product, noting unfamiliarity in the country and praising a breed as a fine specimen. It references breeds, breeders, prices, and mentions Alfred W Stevens Caledmel Ohio with a price of fifty cents for a Great Balm.
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English breakfast staple praised for quality and yield
The piece extols thin long bodied fowl famed for vyacon rich flesh ideal for breakfast tables. It compares favorably with Yorkshires, notes hardy nature and early maturity, and mentions reddish beauty and dark fray variants among Tamwortha lineage.
Swine Conditions and Health Concerns Highlighted
The piece describes unsanitary hog farms and fetid facilities where pigs are fattened from waste products. It warns of disease risks to both animals and humans and stresses the need for pure food. It also notes shifting demand and prices affecting pig production in Germany.
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Horses and health notes amid 19th century joke snippets
The page blends discussion of French horse export laws and horse serum collection with a collage of quips. It cites French rules on animal health and nine day return rights, then shifts to serums drawn from horses, and includes humorous exchanges about colds, life insurance, and labor stories with a railway conductor remark concluding the gag.
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