No Favorites Lesson for February 15 1953
A devotional urges that God shows no special favors. Bible figures and Pharisees thought seats and blessings were earned by lineage or status, but Jesus rejects such claims. The message: faith in Christ, not ancestry or position, grants true life and order for communities.
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Jesus
Abraham
Samuel
Moses
David
God
Heaven
Kingdom of Heaven
Israel
England
Japan
United States
Ethiopia
Jerusalem
Christ
7 Across Word Puzzle Clues and Answers List
A compact clue list with answers across and down including precious stone macaws game on horseback wise man juice of apples protect from sun and other common crossword items with several entries and partial hints for letters and definitions
Word Puzzle Clue Answers Revealed
A crossword style list asks for a coat front part, gear, plain, die, slyness, and a metal as the final clue.
County Agent Reports on Antibiotics and Twin Calves Research
The USDA Beltsville tests show antibiotic withdrawal causes growth dips only when moving from new to old quarters, while old quarters without prior exposure show no slump. The agency plans to buy identical twin calves for continued feeding trials to gauge later rapid growth under adequate rations and to determine energy needs for maintenance and gain.
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Department
Bureau of Animal Industry
Beltsville
Bureau
USDA
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
C. F. Winchester
Approvals To Be Sent For Agricultural Conservation Program
Maryland farmers will receive notices of approvals for 1953 ACP practices during February. County PMA committees will mail approvals and conditional approvals based on available funds. The program aims to cover about half the cost of approved practices, with a Maryland ACP budget of 1 232 000 dollars. Farmers should meet program requirements to obtain government payments and may secure details at county PMA offices.
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George J. Martin
Maryland Production and Marketing Administration State Committee
PMA
Maryland
Martin
The Weaker Sex and Its Paradoxical Strength
A provocative Phil News item notes that what seems a weakness in one gender exposes strength in another, asserting the paradoxical interplay of power and vulnerability between the sexes.
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Phil News
42 College Scholarships In Five 4 H Programs
Five national 4 H award programs will be continued in 1953 with 42 college scholarships funded by donors such as Canning Kerr Spool Cotton Kelvinator Allis Chalmers Sears Roebuck Foundation. Estimated enrollment exceeds 11 percent of club members nationwide with hundreds of thousands participating in garment making meals and home projects.
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Kerr
Kelvinator
Allis-Chalmers
Sears-Roebuck Foundation
Chicago
Watermelon Encounter Under Courtesy of Extension Service
An old gentleman speaks to a small Negro boy named Rastus sitting on the curb struggling with a large watermelon. The boy replies in dialect that there is not enough niggah. The scene is described as supervised by the Cooperative Extension Service. Subscribe for The Journal Today.
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Rastus
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Christ Or Chaos
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S.A
Community Press Service
Peraabhlyre
Goddess of Mischief
Gill
Ireland
Furnish
ARON
Acon
The
Cooperative Extension Service
Journal Today
Lespedera — Alfalfa
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Denton
Mibin
Red Rose
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Denton, Maryland
Ei Ghlye
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