Wise Men Seek Him and Worship in Silence
A devotional on the Wise Men following a guiding star to Christ. It contrasts quiet Nativity arrival with loud proclamations, urges seeking worship with humble faith, and notes that true seekers find and worship Jesus, the Son of God and savior.
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Jesus
Jerusalem
Christ
Sharon
Palestine
Herod
Israel
Christ Child
Moses
Heaven
Earth
Jesus Christ
God
Orice
Gladstone
Origin of Indian Runners Ducks From West Indies Profit Probe
The Indian Runner duck breed, now grown in America, originated in the West Indies and is valued for prolific laying and rapid growth. Birds weigh four to six pounds fully grown, lay large white eggs, and yield high quality meat. Restaurants pay premium for ducklings. eggs demand remains strong in winter. Free range summers provide most forage, with grain feeding for fattening.
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Anna Galligher
Ohio
America
West Indies
Plymouth Rock
Providing grit in winter for hens and grit quality
The author explains how to supply grit to poultry during winter. Use sharp gravel or ground pit gravel, crushed crockery, and a bit of sand. Oyster shells supply lime but cannot replace grit. Keep grit boxes filled for hens to self regulate intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Parrish
Secret of Success from Ed Walsh as a Pitcher
Ed Walsh credits hard study and hard work for his baseball success. He recalls joining the White Sox observing smart pitchers and copying their moves. He says coaching from Comiskey and Jones helped but emphasizes self-determination to become a pitcher.
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Ed Walsh
Chicago
White Sox
Comiskey and Jones
Orval Overall Retires From Major League Baseball
Former Chicago National League pitcher Orval Overall, after treatment by Bonesetter Reese at Georgetown, announces he is done with major league play. He will return to California to focus on mining and occasional independent baseball, possibly joining the Pacific coast outlaws with a $6,000 per season contract rumored with Cy Moreing for Stockton.
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Orval Overall
Georgetown
Reese
California
Overall
Pacific Coast Outlaws
Cy Moreing
Stockton
Why Hal Chase Resigned As Yankee Manager
Hal Chase resigned as manager of the Yankees after a rough day at New York. Napoleon Lajoie told him the job is hard. Chase recalled his four years as manager and Larry said a man cannot play his best and manage too.
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Hal Chase
Yankees
Napoleon Lajoie
Cleveland
New York
Hal
Larry
Naps
Yanks
Chase
Tom
Yale Gym Director Sees Boxing as Viable Intercollegiate Sport
Dr. William G. Anderson director of Yale gymnasium argues boxing could be a proper and safeguarded intercollegiate sport with proper restrictions.
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William G. Anderson
Yale Gymnasium
1911 Track and Field Champions Named
The 1911 track and field champions list shows top performers including Gwyn Henry in the 10 yard dash, Ralph Craig in the 220, E I Lindberg in the 440, Mel Sheppard in the 880, J P Jones of Cornell in the mile, Baker of Oberlin in the two mile, Geo Bonhag in the six mile, Louis Scott in the 30 mile, G J Chisholm in the 120 yard high hurdles, J J Eller in the 220 yard low hurdles, H Grumpelt in the high jump, Platt Adams in the pole vault, Pat A McDonald in the shot, Martin Sheridan in the discus, M McGrath in the hammer and weight events, Dan Ahearne in the running hop and step, O Snediger in the javelin, Herry Babcock in the pole vault, W J Kramer in cross country, and F Thompson as round clerk with I A A C items for New York.
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Gwyn Henry
Ralph Craig
U. of Mich
E. I. Lindberg
Chi
Mel. Sheppard
J. P. Jones
Cornell University
Baker
Oberlin
Geo. Bonhag
Louis Scott
S. Patterson
A. C
G. J. Chisholm
Yale
J. J. Eller
Tin
H. Grumpelt
YX. Co
Platt Adams
N. LS
Pat A McDonald
Martin Sheridan
I.a. Alc. Ham
M. McGrath
N. Y
Dan Ahearne
O. Snediger
Oly
Fris
Herry Babcock
Columbia
Crone
W. J. Kramer
L. L
F. Thompson
Prin. Theo
N.Y
Acies 7 Sporidom and Baseball News
Owen Moran plans a comeback to challenge Wolgast for the title while noting the appendicitis operation does not justify any loss of crown. Lena Blackburne seeks $11,000 cost from President Comiskey. Iron and Oil league discussed for eastern Ohio-Pennsylvania towns. An astrologist predicting Cubs demise in 1912 is questioned. Norman Elberfeld sale to Chattanooga hinges on his health. Eddie Hallinan praises Ty Cobb as greatest. Connie Mack watches Jimmy Callahan and Harry Davis in 1912.
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Owen Moran
Wolgast
Lena Blackburne
Comiskey
Ohio-Pennsylvania League
Iron and Oil League
Cubs
Tinker
Archer
Harry Steinfeldt
Cincinnati
Pacific Coast
Norman Elberfeld
Chattanooga
Elberfeld
Eddie Hallinan
St. Louis Browns
Ty Cobb
Eddie
Connie Mack
Jimmy Callahan
White Sox
Harry Davis
Cleveland Naps
Hughey Jennings Sheds Stars to Raise Other Clubs in League
The Cincinnati management earned a reputation for letting top players leave. Hughey Jennings released Ira Thomas to Connie Mack, Jimmy Archer to Buffalo, and shipped other talents to Detroit, New York, Boston, and New Orleans, shaping rosters across the league. Players like Warhop, Cree, Kirke, Simmons, Bescher, and Suggs found new homes as Jennings’ choices redirected talent and altered pennant races.
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Cincinnati
O. K
Hughey Jennings
Santa Claus
Hughey
Ira Thomas
Connie Mack
Big Ira
Athletics
Jimmy Archer
Jimmy
Buffalo
Frank Chance
Jennings
Wisconsin
New York Yankees
Farrer
Jack Warhop
Birdie Cree
Detroit
Tigers
San Antonio
Simmons
Kirke
Tom Jones
New Orleans
Pelicans
Boston Nationals
The
Rustlers
George Simmons
New York Americans
Bob Bescher
George Suggs
Money Trust Probe Snares House Rules Chief
Chairman Henry of the House Rules Committee moves to investigate the Money Trust amid party splits with the Bryan wing. Windsor Locks bank scrutiny targets directors blamed for forty years of lax oversight and poor supervision. Governor Carey meets Theodore Roosevelt as Roosevelt backs supporters in the Republican fold.
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Henry
House Rules Committee
Money Trust
Underwood
Bryan
Windsor Locks
Conn
Gov. Carey
Wyoming
Theodore Roosevelt
Dix
China
Indianapolis
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Taft
James R. Garfield
Duke of Fife
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Upper Egypt
Yuan Shib-kai
State
Nee Lug
Florida
Virginia
Bskt
Reinia
Ela
Hubbard
Express
Spitzenburg
Hubbardson
Jen Davi
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Bermuda
Gong Island
Maine
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Rio No. 7
Havana
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