Words with Young Men by Rev. Talmage in New York
Rev. T DeWitt Talmage preached Words with Young Men at the New York Academy of Music. He urged youths to guard their souls and bodies, pursue health, study biographies of great figures, and prepare for a century ahead, while warning against vice and delay.
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New York Academy of Music
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Philadelphia
Young Men's Christian Association
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Ohio
Thoas
Brooklyn
David
John Todd
Satan
Todd
Dia
Job
God
John Wesley
England
City Road
Baen
John
Wesley
Heaven
Hell
Fayette
Humanity
Pascal
Grotius
Romulus
Pitt
Whitefield
Bonaparte
Ignatius Loyola
Raphael
Nashville
New Orleans
Wees
Eagin
Peter Cooper
Abbott Lawrence
James Lenox
William H. Dodge
George Peabody
Harvey
Grosses
Adam Clarke
James Y. Simpson
Leslie Keeley
Earth
Saregossa
Gettysburg
Sertica
Jesper
The Sunday School Lesson on Pilate and Jesus Trial
A 1895 religious lesson summary covers the Sanhedrin trial and Jesus presentation to Pilate. It details three accusations of treason and sedition, Pilate's initial interview outside the hall, and notes on the gospel parallel accounts from Mark Luke and John.
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Pecans in Texas A Profitable Arid Region Idea
A 19th century writer notes Texas pecan culture as profitable in dry lands. After buying land in 1864 near Pecans Bayou the author built an orchard of about 35 000 trees on 400 acres. The tree yields timber and nuts, with uses from furniture to cakes and candies. The pecan is slow growing and long lived.
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Pecan Bayou
Texas
Pecan Orchard Prospects And Grafting Tips From A Farmer
A writer shares experience on establishing a 408 acre pecan plantation with 11 000 trees, discussing varieties soft and hard shell, soil needs, predators, and yields from ten to forty bushels per tree. He cites profits rivaling orange groves, notes prices for nuts, and advises protective measures and intercropping before bearing. Also covers grafting failures in cherry trees and practical techniques from Joseph Bailey.
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Thetege
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California
Growing Peas for Canning in Philadelphia Area
Readable passage argues peas for canning can be grown locally to meet demand year round. Notes a large vessel arriving from England with canned French peas matching domestic varieties. Advocates cooperative effort to establish canning outfits, create profits for growers, and provide harvesting jobs.
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Philadelphia
England
Planting for a continuous garden harvest through succession
An advice piece urges staggered vegetable planting to maintain a five month garden supply. It recommends early sowing of peas beans corn cucumbers lettuce beets tomatoes and shows how to schedule crops every two to three weeks and use early late varieties for steady yields. It notes soil and climate adaptation, with bed preparation and careful pruning of varieties. It also includes a brief medical testimonial unrelated to gardening about Ely's Cream Balm curing catarrh.
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Ely
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Buffalo
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Alfrea
Merene
Caidrrall
Ohio
Early greens ease spring fever for farmers
A New York World note argues that providing early and continuous green food for livestock strengthens the farmer and improves readiness to work, helping combat the lassitude of spring fever.
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N. Y. World
Rustic Summer House in the Home Landscape
The article outlines a simple home made rustic summer house with a bark covered peaked roof and rough wooden slabs. It notes seating and a small table for dining, plus advice on fruit storage and cellar temperatures. It also includes a stray passage from a different piece about a card game and a punchy courtroom line that ends abruptly.
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Lome
Horticultural Notes Turn Best Time to Plant Evergreens
Advice to plant evergreens just before new growth begins. Mentions pruning and selecting sites for trees in a young apple orchard. Includes guidance for those in suitable climates to time planting for optimal establishment.
Deserved Umimortality in a Brooklyn Lite Quip
An odd exchange where Growler claims Herod and Malthus deserve immortality for attempting to remove the pest of the mall boy. Saphad questions the idea as Growler retrieves a bent pin and slits down.
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Herod
Malthus
Old Growler
Young Saphad
Brooklyn Lite
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