Lessons by the Way for March 22 at Luke 13
The study outlines three sections from Luke 13: two parables on the kingdom a reply on who shall be saved and Jesus reply to Herod warnings The lesson links the healing on the Sabbath to the kingdom growth outwardly like a mustard seed and inwardly as leaven It notes the demand to strive to enter and the contrast between word and work Moody quote ends the excerpt.
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Of a Different Kind in Yonkers Tale
In a Yonkers Statesman snippet a character jokes about rich men receiving threatening letters from writers demanding money. She notes the nonrich Will scoffs that he gets many such letters too, in a light conversational exchange.
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Burden Critique of City Social Duties Cited by Wayover Citizen
A Wayover resident derides city social duties as wearing toilsome, recalling a trip to New York where the speaker nearly bent their neck bowing to strangers. The remark, attributed to a prominent local, appears in the Magazine of Fun.
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The League of Lost Causes Concludes in Russia
Paul faces Apollodorus who reveals the league no longer rules in Russia. A monk offers freedom in exchange for a secret, noting Nicholas is weak and vows of honor. A carriage will take Paul to the station as a dawn train approaches.
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Careful in Using an Incubator for Chick Rearing
Roy H. Waite of the Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station outlines incubator use and chick care. Follow manufacturer directions and start the incubator days early. Maintain a stable warm room, preferably a clean cellar, to prevent chilling and crowding. Watch chicks closely the first hours in the broodar and teach them to use the hover.
State Grange Plans Permanent Home at College Park
Maryland State Granges plan a $15,000 permanent home adjoining the Agricultural College at College Park. The building will serve as meeting hall and house records, with rooms for visiting grangers and a training site for student farmers and home makers. Scholarships for thirty students will be funded by county granges contributing $500 each.
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Agricultural education and youth in country life
The text argues that long term prosperity comes from investment in agricultural institutions. It highlights the striking movement toward agricultural education as essential to a nation's progress and notes that about half the youth have a natural bent for rural life and deserve schooling in agricultural sciences.
Prudent Garden Planning and Peach Orchard Care
Article offers garden planning tips emphasizing continuous vegetable rows, proper manure use, and spring plowing. advises sections for early and late crops, careful manure on root crops, and soil moisture. Recommends Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station guidance and a free bulletin on peach tree pruning for strong stock and future yields.
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Fine quality goods offered at short time price
These goods are presented as fine quality and are claimed to not hold at the current price for long. Shoppers are urged to act quickly to take advantage of the limited time offer.
Early Grop Potatoes Fertilization Guidelines by T H White
Potatoes must follow a heavily manured crop to avoid scab and allow an early harvest. Use commercial fertilizer with 7-9% phosphoric acid 3-4% nitrogen 4-5% potash. broadcast 1500 lb per acre and mix. For faster growth, add 100 lb each nitrate of soda and dissolved rock per acre in the row at planting.
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