Lessons on Kings 20 Tem perance and victory through youth
A pastorial study centers on Kings 20 14 The Syrian king Ben hadad is depicted as a drunkard whose arrogance leads to defeat at the hands of Israel. The lesson highlights Jehovahs jealousy and the deliverance by young princes led by Ahab, noting that temperance and faith empower victory. It contrasts ancient military boldness with moral discipline and urges educators to inspire youth.
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Ben-hadad
Mediterranean
Egypt
Samaria
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Ahbab
Lincoln
Gideon
Benhadad
Nazareth
Salvation
Silage Packing and Airtight Silo Tips
Maryland expert advises on airtight silos to prevent spoilage and maximize yield. Guidance covers tar paper sealing of doors and joints, cutting corn to half inch pieces, packing with two to three workers, adding water if dry, and sealing with straw after filling. Also notes starting blower during filling to vent gases and daily packing as silage settles.
Seed Corn Selection From Well Developed Stalks
Fall selection of seed corn from strong stalks yields best results. Nicholas Schmitz of Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station describes selecting ears in the field, husking promptly, and drying properly to avoid mold. He stresses short thick stalks, low ear placement, no suckers, and careful handling to preserve quality. The piece also notes a US survey finding it costs about 197 to board and house a person on a farm and forty acres may be needed to pasture one person.
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United States
Ohio
If at Year One You Prove A Happy Marriage
A Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegram humorous quip shows a bride’s father offering $5,000 if the first year of marriage proves the husband has made his daughter happy. The groom privately dismisses money as the motive behind men’s efforts, underscoring comic cynicism about incentives.
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Pittsburgh Chronicle-Tele
Farm Boys In Baseball and the Farm Team Advantage
In Farm and Fire aide Hugh B Fullerton quotes a major league manager preferring farmers for players. He cites rising farm and small-town origins among top players, noting sixty percent now come from farms or small villages. The piece highlights farm youths as healthier, steadier, and money-minded prospects destined to join the major leagues.
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Hugh
Fullerton
Rube Waddell
Rube Marquard
Rube Ellis
Rube Benton
One Shoe Mismatch Sparks a Humble Lesson in Shoes
A careless man abroad pulls on a pair of boots and finds one leg longer than the other. He suspects a magical cause until his servant reveals the shoes in the room are also mismatched with one thick sole and one thin sole. The tale from Chinese Fun and Philosophy in St Nicholas shows perception depends on the worn pair.
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St. Nicholas
Castle of Despond and the Tale of Rose de Martial
The Castle of Despond, a premier French renaissance ruin near Toulouse, bears the motto Plus d'Espoir above a courtyard head. Rose de Martial, daughter of the lord of Martial, loved by Castelnat’s lord, leapt from her window in despair after he spurned her, inspiring the castle’s name. Fenaille later bought and restored the building before gifting it to the nation.
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France
Despond
Rose de Martial
Toulouse
Martial
Castelnat
Castle of Despound
M. Fenaille
Deep Sea Fishes and Their Dark World
A London Answers feature describes the deep sea covering over 50 million square miles where life persists at three miles depth. Creatures carry light organs called lamps to see, have large jaws and elastic stomachs for big catches, and can digest for years.
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London
Notable American Families in a Singular Genealogical Tree
The Harrison and Adams families are described as uniquely prominent in U S history. The record highlights a signer of the Declaration of Independence and two presidents within a single illustrious lineage. The narrative notes these families stood apart in a rare, unmatched lineage.
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Adams
Massachusetts
United States
Adamses
Harrisons
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