Forgetters of God and the warning of judgment
A sermon on Psalm 50 urging self-examination for forgetters of God. It portrays forgetfulness as indifference, compromise, and evil talk, then contrasts judgment with mercy. God pleads for repentance, promising salvation to those who order their ways aright through faith in Jesus Christ.
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God
Sodom
Gomorrah
Jesus
Peter
Jesus Christ
Christ
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Heaven
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Napoleon
Mount Sinai
Israel
Christianity Is A Living Force In The Soul
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle quotes N D Hillis arguing Christianity is not a book creed or sermon but a vital force within the living soul. It urges Christians to translate biblical ideals into pure thoughts, holy deeds, and iron will, cultivating character as the church’s true power. It likens spiritual growth to flowers blooming in Stratford and in Christ's garden, where hate, envy, and covetousness are expelled and love, joy, and peace prevail.
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N. D. Hillis
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Maine
Florida
South
Handel
Kensington Museum
London
Raphael
Christ
Stratford
Decoration Day Reflections and a Soldier's Grave
In Pleasantville a Decoration Day morning follows Aunt Ruth, Antoinette, and Ralph as they prepare lilacs and honor a soldier’s grave. Aunt Ruth recalls a wartime sacrifice by her fiancé, Ralph, linking memory, duty, and enduring gratitude to those who loved and lost for their country.
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Antoinette
Ralph
Miss Bosworth
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Pleasantville
Berkshire
Antoinette Rathbun
Bans Forbidden Union Spirit Across Parties
A statement declares bans on separating temperance, religion, and politics among all parties and sects. It emphasizes a holy union of affection and interest, under God and humanity, seeking unity across temperance, religion, and politics within the Neal Deal era.
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Rui
Neal Deal
Making a chick trough from tin for clean feeding
Walter Kinney suggests a shallow tin trough formed from a 3.5 inch wide piece of tin bent into a trough along a half inch board. Fasten on blocks to raise above the floor so chickens cannot reach the edges. Use granulated oats with hulls removed as a high quality grain for young chicks with bread after the second and third day.
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Walter Kinney
Dead of Ours Sleep On In Peace At Sunlit Lands
Above their graves a bugleblown flag faded in May winds. Alien flowers grow, alien birds wheel, and dust keeps them hidden from the world. Our hearts reach, though time keeps us apart, and the dead of ours sleep on in peace as their battle-flag still waves, John Dahl White in Judge.
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John Dahl White
Misfortune Enters a Man's Door Without Knocking
A brief quotation from the Chicago Daily News remarks that misfortune comes unbidden, entering a man's life with sudden impact and no warning, highlighting the abrupt arrival of hardship as a universal experience.
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Chicago Daily News
Cement Troughs for Hogs Use Cement and Sand Mix
Cement troughs for hogs are more durable than wooden ones. A best trough is made from a mix of one bucket cement to two buckets sand with coarse clean sand.
Cement trough crafting and homemade yokes noted
Instructions describe building a cement trough with a concave bottom and thick top edges, adding a movable chain, iron cleats, and water curing for durability. Six foot troughs are economical. Also includes moral snippets from Ram's Horn and Farm and Home advice on character over religion.
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J. E. Sammon
Bees Honor Their Queen In Cowed Colony Reverence
The queen bee is taller than workers and longer than a drone, revered by all bees who form a protective circle around her. Loss of the queen causes colony consternation, and if late in the season, extinction. A good queen can lay 2000 to 3000 eggs daily for weeks, beginning in worker cells and inspecting each cell. She can be handled gently and will sting only other queens. Source: Midland Farmer.
Grain Ration for Layers and Balanced Feeding
A laying stock grain ration should mix wheat buckwheat oats and corn with wheat as the main component. Limit corn though a little aids blending with other grains. Add daily vegetable food cut clover and occasional green bone two to three times weekly plus water grit oyster shell and exercise to support hatch viability. if eggs fail to hatch, the issue lies with the stock, likely the male.
Good Word for the Duck From Poultry Journal
The West should give ducks more attention in markets and fancy farming. Ducks are easier to raise than turkeys and less disease prone. A duck as a side line to chickens can take off with little guidance and quickly become self supporting.
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West
Inland Poultry Journal
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