Scripture and Devotional Reading Collection
A compact devotional roundup presenting Exodus 20 13 Matthew 5 passages Mark 1 Luke 9 51 56 Luke 12 47 and Psalm 8 for daily reflection. It invites meditation on commandments mercy and humility through brief excerpts and contemplative prompts.
God and Life Lesson for May 25 1952
This reflection urges reverence for life as sacred per Jesus commandment Thou Shalt Not Kill. It ties harm to health, habit, and haste to moral duty, condemns alcohol as a deadly weapon, and warns that intoxication shortens life, fuels poverty, and endangers others.
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Simeon Stylites
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
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National Council of the Churches of Christ of the United States of America
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Using a Dog to Guide Hogs and Stray Animals
Practical guidance from the Purina Farm Dog Book on training a dog to manage pigs and stray animals. It explains positioning, hand signals, and basic obedience to drive livestock, protect handlers, and streamline moving animals between pens or fields.
Crossword Puzzle Words and Clues From 10 11 12 16 17 18 21
A scrambled crossword list with across and down clues including Aspire Mutilate Scottish Gaelic Egyptian dancing girl A gentle man's body servant Apportions On a ship Tibetan gazelle Twisted fabric Meriting Compass point Once more Thing of value Iron golf club Stream of weather Land rise Grieve Foot level Friar's title River Fr Keeper of golden aprie Norse European kite Relieves Ireland Evenings poet Colored fabric Pause Droop in the middle battalions Ship's deck On the ocean gaged in Moved backward Insane Malt beverage Suppose Gourdlike fruit Seaport on Black Sea Burg illegal ANSWER
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Electric fence aids pasture control says county agent
County agent urges use of electric fences to divide pastures for intensive grazing. Battery systems offer portable, low cost operation away from the main farmstead. use only Underwriters Laboratory labeled controllers to avoid dangerous shocks.
Maryland Farm Front This Week Report
Maryland farm report notes tobacco prices in Southern Maryland averaged 14.92 per hundred during the first marketing week, far below 1951 levels. Acting Chairman James A. Cottman cites quality differences and absence of support prices, with higher tobacco quality skewing comparisons. The narrative then shifts to wheat loan rules, moisture limits, elevation charges, and anticipated Maryland wheat yield of 4.9 million bushels, 19.0 bushels per acre, 8 percent below 1951. The article closes with a cultural aside on medieval poets and a fact about daily air intake.
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Maryland
James A. Cottman
Maryland Production and Marketing State Committee
Cottman
Secretary of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
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