Vacation Rest and Renewal for Disciples
A 1902 essay argues Christian vacation should rest the body, enlarge the soul, and open new channels of service. Jesus takes the disciples to a quiet place to restore them, deepen nature’s lessons, and prepare them to feed the hungry crowd.
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A. N. Kellogg Newspaper Co
Chicago
Christ
West
Lord
Hell
God
Jesus
Capernaum
Bryant
Mark
Mount Olivet
Nature
Jesus Christ
Worshiping the Golden Calf Lesson of July 27 1902
A Sunday School commentary on Exodus 32 covers the golden calf episode. Israelites urge Aaron to fashion a molten calf as a god while Moses delays, with Aaron blaming the people and Moses interceding with God for forgiveness. God punishes the idolaters.
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Moses
Aaron
Egypt
Israel
Peru
Wennabreedes
B. C
Sinai
Joshua
Feminine Frills Of Fashion And Jewelry Highlights
The piece describes pale pink chiffon parasols trimmed with June roses, ivory tiger-head belt buckles, oxidized silver buckles with amethysts, emerald-set pins for chatelaine watches, and chiffon ruffs with ostrich tips. It notes June trends including bow knots in rubies and diamonds, initials belts, and a green fashion influence mixed with brown cloth. A pale-green gown with brown panne velvet trim and Irish crochet collar is described as a balanced though unusual ensemble.
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Chatelaine
Paris
Preparing soil to resist drought through early cultivation
W. E. Farmer argues in Boston Budget that early deep plowing followed by regular harrowing and rolling builds moisture in finely pulverized soil. He warns against lumpiness and surface feeding, stressing roller use on light soils to slow water movement and strengthen plant drought resistance.
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W. E. Farmer
Boston
Simple hinged door for chicken coops invented at Moore farm
George S. Moore of Plymouth county Massachusetts describes a durable chicken coop door using a 1/4 inch carriage bolt. The circular entrance hole measures about ten inches with a one inch larger door and a pear shaped bore for the bolt. He notes dual doors for added protection and small fixes to prevent sticking in cold weather.
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George S. Moore
Plymouth County
Mass
Moore
Clean Versus Dirty Eggs Affect Market Price
Commission merchants report an average four cent per dozen gap between soiled and clean eggs sent to market. A small proportion of dirty eggs lowers the whole package’s price, as appearance influences buyers. Poultry keepers should clean shells before shipping to avoid losses.
Engines for Farm Purposes
An Iowa farmer predicts gasoline engines will play a key role in farm equipment. In a few years engines moved from pumps to performing tasks once done by many, powering corn shellers cream separators and even dining room fans.
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Iowa
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