Who Can Be Glad Lesson for June 28 1953
Verybody with a grain of sense wants to be happy. The piece argues for lasting inner happiness through Christian faith, citing Saint Paul as example and contrasting surface joy with deeper spiritual assurance. It notes many Christians fail to grasp true happiness and urges living by Christ’s perspective and promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Paul
Paul
Christian Brotherhood
Christ
God
Jesus
Poet Whittier
Louisville
Kentucky
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Community Press Service
Canneries Boon To State Farm Factory Workers
Maryland farm and factory workers hold a $25,000,000 stake in the states canning industry which provides thousands of jobs. L M Goodwin of American Can Company notes farm workers logged over 7,740,000 hours last year for vegetables earning 6,500,000 in wages while cannery employees contributed about 19,400,000 hours earning 17,700,000 in wages. He adds that millions more went to workers producing cans, tin plate, enamel for containers, labels and other materials for canners and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Free State
L. M. Goodwin
American Can Company
Goodwin
Colored Agent advises on spraying and farming in Dorchester
Ditching and drainage improvements follow a soil survey in Dorchester County. Elwood Giles, a new operator near East New Market, plants 20 acres to soybeans with rotation plans including small grains and legumes. Demonstrations on inoculating soybean seed gather 4-H Club youth. A home garden, cucumber plots, and dead furrows aid water management as drought relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation Service
Dorchester County
Elwood Giles
East New Market
Giles
Henderson Ayrshire Record Milk Trophy Earned
In 305 days on a strict twice daily milking schedule Chester C. Putney notes the Ayrshire record equals 13048 pounds of milk and 512 pounds of butterfat on a Mature Equivalent basis. The record follows the Ayrshire Herd Test Plan with tests supervised by state agricultural extension and spread across coastal breeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester C. Putney
Ayrshire Breeders’ Association
Ayrshire
Sulfaquinoxaline boosts broiler growth and safety
Continuous feeding of mashes with Sulfaquinoxaline prevents coccidiosis in broilers. Over four years of use shows no resistance, with protected birds averaging 12 percent higher market weight and 6 percent better feed efficiency. Every dealer can provide SQ feeds to prevent outbreaks.
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ARS
Dr. Foreman
Shakespeare
Collier
S. A
Ag Hs
Ibluly
Pansy
French River
Woods
Augusta
Kans
The
Journal Today
Denton
Purina
Purina Broiler Chow
Adams Feed Co., Inc
Denton, Md
Broiler
SUPE
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