Modern Missions a Sworn Call in Spite of Fools Paradise
In a critical study on missions, J F G argues many convert zealots misplace credentials and fuel egotism. He mocks sectarian prestige and notes how educated heathens in Greece China Japan and India reveal broad-minded cultures often surpass contemporary Christians in manners. He warns the global conversion effort cannot outpace population growth and urges humility in missionary efforts.
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Charms of Music Echoes Through Sacred History
The essay traces music as the soul's joy from ancient Israel to early Christianity, noting Jubal as father of harps, David and Solomon’s musical patronage, and the catacomb era to Gregorian chant. It praises church spires and monasteries as lifelong teachers, cites Augustine and Chrysostom, and credits Guido of Arezzo with the modern notes system.
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Silo Building Advised To Cut Dairy Feed Costs
A Department circular endorses silo construction to halve cow feed costs. It notes ensilage yields five tons per acre equaling hay value, compares beets to turnips, and recommends cement bottom silos with wooden hoops. En silage cost should stay at one to two dollars per ton.
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Department of Farmers’ Institute
Church music as a draw in city churches
A Baltimore exchange notes many urban churches use attractive music to draw worshippers, citing a church that grew from a small barrack to a large edifice through choir arrangements and Foster melodies, praising classical music’s role in glorifying God and pleasing Him.
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Bayside Ladies Name Ideal Man as James Dayton
A Bayside Long Island gathering praised attorney James Dayton as the ideal man. The ladies described him as intelligent handsome modest interesting ambitious discreet with a manly form good face and teeth heavenly eyes a winning smile and refined hands and feet. They added he is kind polite and honest and not fond of Panama hats or ice cream saloons.
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The Panama Hat Worth While or Not
The text notes price ranges for genuine Panama hats from $9 to $150 while imitations cost as little as 95 cents. It adds that repeated rain and softening could blur the line between real and fake, making it hard to tell the difference without expert opinion.
Mercantile Business Opening at Tuckaboe
Good opening for mercantile business at Tuckaboe. Fine opportunity for business. Storehouse ready. Apply at once to T. W. Stu, Ridgely, Md.
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Ridgely, Md
Rehoboth Visit Mentions Ralph's Hotel Brayton Stop
Brief note suggests stopping at Ralph's Hotel The Brayton in Rehoboth during travel. Mentions cuisine as first class. No dates or additional details provided.
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