Survey of World's News at Syracuse Conference
A national boys conference will be held in Syracuse from November 29 to December 1, drawing about 1,500 delegates aged over fifteen. Noted speakers include Dr. John E. Foley, David B. Porter, and Dr. John H. Finley, with representatives from preparatory schools and religious groups attending.
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Syracuse
John E. Floley
College of the City of New York
David BR. Porter
John H. Finley
Boye
N. Y
G. W. Hinckley
Good Will Homes
Maine
Baracas
Church Brotherhood
University of Syracuse
Home trade Thanksgiving dinner a real joy
A column extols shopping for Thanksgiving groceries at local stores rather than mail order houses. It argues home merchants provide fresh turkey cranberries and other essentials with reliable service, supporting local livelihoods and yearly patronage for both holidays. The piece contrasts mail order drawbacks and ends with a Cleveland Plain Dealer quip about a bachelor uncle’s odd sleep pattern.
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George
Cleveland Plain Dealer
How to slaughter and pluck turkeys for Thanksgiving
Practical guidance from Country Gentleman on humane turkey killing and plucking for the Thanksgiving market. It covers chilling for eighteen hours with water available, proper confinement, stunning, knife incision behind the brain, feather removal sequence from head to tail, and cautions to avoid bruising.
Aunt's wisdom guides seventeen year old lover to prudent marriage
Eleanor Hodges counsels George Bergen and Eleanor to delay marriage until they can afford to live comfortably. He saves with a growing nest egg, buys time and property, and faces social pressure, while choosing patience over immediate union to avoid poverty and future hardship.
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Eleanor Hodges
George Bergen
Miss Hodges
George
Eleanor
Ryings
Ender
Klether
Tie OF & Chance
Savini Gowkaval
Elinor
Timely chicken hints for winter care and disease prevention
Advice from Western Poultry Journal on managing a chicken coop during cold weather. Emphasizes securing drafts, providing insulation with straw or manure piles around the house, and quick action if colds appear. Covers feed options like mangels cabbage and sprouting grain and cautions on hydrogen peroxide dosing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Poultry Journal
Sweet Corn and the Worm Dust Treatment Yields More Corn
Sweet corn dusted with powdered arsenate of lead and lime yielded about 50 percent more uninjured corn at the Kansas experiment station than untreated corn. The dust, applied outside the husk, reduced worm damage where it remained in leaf axils but harmed leaf rot when deposited in large quantities. Dr T J Hendle y, state entomologist, suggests wheat flour or powdered sulfur as possible substitutes for destroying worms. The dusting is not harmful to corn consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Experiment Station
T. J. Hendlee
Spring Pigs and Foals Care From Agricultural Notes
A collection of farm guidance covers best seasons for spring and fall pig litters, feeding practices for sows, and timing to breed for February farrowing. It notes minimal gestation variation and stresses good sow condition. Also referenced is a circular on naval disease in foals, advising a clean foaling stall and iodine treatment for the foal’s navel cord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerian Agriculturist
Kant
Manhattan
FP. & Schoenleber
Transfiguring vision on Hermon and Peter's reply
The account describes Jesus' transfiguration on a high mountain likely Hermon, with Moses and Elijah appearing and a divine voice ordering "Hear him." Disciples Peter James and John awaken, fear, and witness Jesus in radiant glory before the vision fades, leaving Jesus only with them as the focus.
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Teter
Hermon
Matthew
Jesus
Io Kingdom
Eling
Jos I
Elias
Jona the Baptist
Elijah
Rewna
Ofiaw
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