Sunday School Lesson V Third Quarter July 30 1916
Sunday school lesson notes on the Corinthian letters emphasize the church as saints bought by Christ, with identity in Him. It discusses dependence on Christ, carnal behavior, trials, and the aim of living by faith, powered by Christ, to reflect His glory in daily life.
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Paul
Church of God At
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Jesus Christ
Christ Jesus
Christ
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Circuit Court
Caroline County
Henry R. Lewis
Lawrence B. Towers
Beekeeping Advice on Nectar Sources and Honey Yield
John W. Love notes in Countryside Magazine that bees mainly seek white clover, weeds, and certain tree blossoms for nectar, while garden flowers like roses and sweet peas offer little honey. He urges placing apiaries in orchards to capture early spring nectar and advises against cultivating plants solely for honey production.
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John W. Love
Countryside Magazine
Alfalfa Our Host Valuable Hay Crop
Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station guidance on alfalfa: soil fertility and preparation are crucial. Fertile land yielding 40 to 50 bushels per acre, good drainage, proper liming, and a well prepared seed bed are essential for successful germination and growth.
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Maryland
Maryland Week Exhibition Planned for November 14 18
The Maryland Agricultural Society executive committee announced this year’s Maryland Week Exhibition from November 14 to 18. Local granges and farmers clubs are urged to begin planning exhibits for the state show, with emphasis on winning in the club exhibit class. The Counts Demonstration Agent will assist in fostering local spirit and pride in agricultural production.
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Maryland Agrcultural Society
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Farm Animals Health Alert Prompt Action urged
Guard carefully the health of the hogs and poultry. If hog cholera breaks out in the community, get touch with your Counts Agent am prepare to inoculate against the disease. Prompt action is necessary on such cases.
Blooming Check Engaged Pair's Fractured Plans
In a clipped dialogue from the Hoston Transcript a man reflects on an engagement gone wrong. He recalls meeting the girl last year and explains the break with lingering questions about a future restoration of the engagement and a request she later made.
Seema Strange and the Russian Language Voice
A fragmentary dialogue notes that the Russian language seems hard to speak yet a Russian child starts talking in a way likened to an American. The exchange mentions Patrite and Younkber Beatesmuin in a curious, incomplete quote.
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Patrite
Safety First Motto Sparks Travel Adage Debate
A dialog contrasts rail safety with profit focus as a Washington Star quip notes no traveler should ride for free while another quote cites salt trust as success secret with Emerson misquoted. The piece reflects period views on commerce and safety in travel.
The Lost World Fragment in Dim Cavern
A torn excerpt from The Lost World depicts a narrator awakening in a dark cavern. He describes a foul smell, a pit bordered by brutal flesh and bones, and monstrous traps set by a hidden foe. The scene shifts to a discussion with Challengers about the creatures and the perilous landscape.
Fatality by words and a life belt misfit
A historical note recalls the Bourgogne disaster where life preservers worn around the waist caused many drownings as the weight shifted. The French term ceinture de sauvetage implied a waist belt, prompting a suggestion to rename the life preserver and shift emphasis to armpit placement to improve buoyancy and safety.
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Bourgogne
Surcey
Not Good For the Gander Bathhouse Sign Note
A garbled colonial era style note reports a bathhouse sign reading This Place Closed at 1 pm Sunday so we can go home and take queues baths. An Inspector or passerby notes a similar sign found on a door reading Gone Home to Dinner in a town.
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