Psalms 103 Lesson Commentary by Rev Stearns
This Sunday School lesson commentary surveys Psalm 103 as a source of forgiveness and divine mercy. It traces Israelite history from Moses’ prayers to the future kingdom, stressing God’s forgiveness of sins, healing, and steadfast love, culminating in praise and righteous living under God’s reign.
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D. M. Stearns
Moses
Jerusalem
David
Israel
George Muller
Sam
Christ
Rom
Isa
Bes
Jeroem
Heaven
Dairy on a Business Basis in Dairying
The dairy cow is a machine whose value varies with maintenance and care. New York State College estimates show the average cow yields 46.09 annually while upkeep runs 61.85, giving a net return of about 4.25 per cow per year. A 30-cow herd would net roughly 127.20 annually, urging farmers to adopt cow testing, dairy scales, and the Babcock test to weed out unprofitable animals and grade up with pure bred stock. Balanced rations are essential to protect profits, with agricultural stations and farm papers aiding in ration formulation.
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New York State College of Agriculture
Agricultural Experiment Station
Destruction of Insects in Stored Grain by Carbon Bisulphide
The article advises using carbon bisulphide to kill grain pests. Apply 5 to 8 pounds per 1000 cubic feet in airtight bins above 70 degrees, using soaked cotton waste or a spray through a side opening. The gas kills beetles within 56 hours.
Automatic hog trough guards against freezing feature
O. J. Lynde reports in Farmers' Mail and Breeze on an automatically fed trough for hogs that remains unfrozen. The device uses a float valve to control water and an integrated heating or protection system to prevent freezing.
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O. J. Lynde
Hog Watering Trough With Float Valve System
A trough rests mostly on the ground fed by a buried pipe controlled by a float valve. A raised cover creates an air space to prevent freezing, with a gap allowing animal access. Reported to work at twenty degrees below zero.
Self-Sucking Cows Baffle Farmers and Baffle Cures
An old agricultural note warns self-sucking is a stubborn habit in cows, hard to prevent except by confinement or restraint. It is not due to feed or ration and cannot be cured by feeding or known methods, with the animal often retaining the habit unless valued enough to isolate.
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Paige
Calf Feeding Advice Aids War Effort Message
A wartime farming exhortation urges regular calf feeding with milk grain hay and a noon water drink to keep stock healthy. It links proper care to prosperity and victory in the war effort.
Feed Necessary for Eggs Increases in Price
Farmers urged to supplement poultry diets with skim milk whey buttermilk and grain plus table and garden waste. The report notes wet figs are rising in price and could affect feed costs for hens and chickens.
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Rpuss
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LDS Motor Works
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Harvey L. Cooper
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Garonne County
Maryland
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Victor Records
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President Street
Detroit
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Linwood
Glendale
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Detroit Motor Car Company
Detroit, Mich
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Pen Tom
Aladdin Security Oil
Standard Oil Company
New Jersy
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Washington
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Norfolk
Richmond, Va
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Allor
Fayette Street
Baltimore, MD
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Holt Construction Co
Denton, Maryland
Lucas Paints
Thomas & Messer CO
Baltimore St
F. J. Wright
Denton, Md
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State Bank of Md
Camden Street
Baltimore
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Hughes Lumber and Coal Co
Denton
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