Devotional Reading Prompt on John 1 and Hebrews 1
Scripture references John 1 20 30 31 alongside a devotional reading Hebrews 1 1 9. The note frames belief in Jesus as the final revelation and speaks of the Son’s divine nature and authority, urging contemplation of faith through these passages.
God Manifest in Christ in a January 1954 lesson
In this January 3 1954 lesson the author argues belief in God is harder than belief in icicles, yet God speaks through Christ. Christ is described as God’s Word and the knowable God, unlike an inscrutable infinite deity. Jesus represents God’s concern, power, and rule, revealing the divine through human form.
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Community Press Service
Maryland Farmers Urged to Report 1953 Conservation Practices
Maryland farmers participating in the 1953 Agricultural Conservation Program are urged to report soil-building practices this year. Reports must be filed in the county ASC office within a few days and must be approved by the County ASC before work began. Farmers may also file performance reports for 1953 to seek 1954 Federal cost-sharing, due by December 31. The article notes 85 percent of parity for oats barley and rye in 1954 and includes national and Maryland price figures and loan options through ASC offices.
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George J. Martin
Maryland Asc
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
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Martin
Maryland
Crossword Puzzle Clues List
Across and down clues cover equipment vehicles gods garments flowers and archaic terms. The puzzle includes numerous short hints such as At Fortify fish glass and river names while down clues cover coverings anxious towns skin openings and summons with several chemical and mineral abbreviations included.
Christmas Day and New Year Guests Across Families
Mrs L H Thomas reports a busy holiday season with numerous visits from Federalsburg to Easton and Tuckahoe Neck. Families shared Christmas Day meals and tours, with anniversaries celebrated at Rehoboth Beach and Easton. The Tow ers, Towers and other relatives received guests from New York, College Park, Boonsboro, and Delaware, marking a season of family gatherings and greetings.
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Edgar Fisher
Janice Scruggs
Wm. Collins
Federalsburg
Roland Towers
Luther Willoughby
New York State
J. A. Willoughby
Kenneth Ramsburg
Boonsboro
Lewis Butler
Ramsburgs
College Park
Florida
Elmer Butler
Wm. Woodward
Greensboro
Jimmy Robinson
Frederick
Ollie Robinson
Nelson Henry
Cleveland Henry
Marvin Butler
Tuckahoe Neck
T. H. Towers
Billy
Tommy
Danny
Peggy Willis
Clinton Luff, Jr
Vernon
L. H. Thomas
Ernest B. Baughley
Rehoboth Beach
Mrs. Thomas
James R. Chaffinch
Melinda
Susan
Lindsay Clendaniel
Walter Calloway
Fieldman and Yarmer banter on farming woes
Fieldman asks about an agricultural talk and Yarmer replies that rain would do more good. The exchange highlights practical concerns in farming and suggests water is a critical factor for crops. The brief remark captures rural perspectives on weather impact and agricultural problems.
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Ralston Purina Unveils New Feed Formulas and Fat Use
Laboratory and farm tests by Purina scientists yielded Pura-Fat broiler starting and finishing formulas that include animal fat. Manufactured at Wilmington and Delmar, they will roll out nationwide by February 1. Tests show potential $25 to $30 profit per 1000 birds due to fat efficiency and reduced feed use.
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Ralston Purina Company
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Wilmington
Delmar
St. Louis
Cows Need Exercise for Winter Fresh Air and Milk Yield
Pet Milk Chats notes cows should be turned out for exercise part of each winter day to gain fresh air and sunshine. Moderate activity boosts milk and butterfat yield, while excessive exposure on cold days may reduce milk output and butterfat content.
Mary Dixon Daughters Thank Friends for Sympathy
The daughters of Mrs. Mary Ethel Dixon express gratitude for expressions of sympathy during their recent sorrow and bereavement.
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Mary Ethel Dixon
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