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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
7
Purdue University notes that weeds drain soil nutrients and harm yields. Prevention and early eradication are essential, with emphasis on clean seed, drainage, and understanding weed life cycles including annual biennial and perennial types.
Purdue University Department of Animal Husbandry releases guidance from the School of Agriculture on proper instruction of collie dogs. Practical steps cover obedience basics, grooming, and temperament management for farm and home settings.
An experienced trainer explains how a Collie puppy earns trust, learns through observation, and progresses from basic commands to herd management. A well trained Collie saves steps, assists with livestock, and provides a safe companion for children, urging farmers to adopt quality stock and proper training.
Indianapolis set to host the Far Conference on June 3 and 4 with invited speakers including D. F. Houston the new U S secretary of agriculture The Indiana Bankers' association aims to mobilize support from Vice President Marshall Senator Kern and Congressman Korbly for Houston The conference plans include fourteen speakers and a committee backing broader rural development efforts.
The second annual report by Gilbert H. Hendren highlights Indiana building and loan associations. 367 groups, 142202 members, and assets of 51.1 million dollars mark expansion since 1911. Fourteen new associations formed, mergers discouraged, and flood tornado precautions urged. No bonds paid for shortages since the new law, and a state clearinghouse role praised. Separate note: Indiana Bottlers Protective association ends buying and selling empty bottles. dues rise to 360 dollars annually.
The article argues that true spiritual life hinges on a spirit of prayer, citing David as the model who desires to dwell in the Lord’s house above all else. It then names Paul, Luther, Wesley, Knox, and Gypsy Smith as great prayerful leaders, emphasizing persistent seeking of God rather than accidental grace.
The passage asserts that a life right with God and others, spent in true prayer, generates divine power through faith, hope, love, peace, and joy. It quotes receiving power after the Holy Ghost and urges asking God for gifts, noting lack in us or our work stems from insufficient or misdirected prayer.
A Browning style reflection contemplates selfhood and perfection. The speaker rejects remaking himself to imitate an ideal and argues to honor the intrinsic beauty of what God has created, seeking harmony with fate and personal limits.
Cheap floor wax from beeswax and turpentine mixed and cooled. make dust rags from paraffin wax and turpentine. floor mops at lower cost. house inventory system for quick access. repurpose candle ends for polishing and starching. brighten curtain rings by boiling in vinegar. protect meat choppers and egg beaters with paper bags during use.
The article discusses attractive presentation, table setting, and hot dishes to aid digestion. It describes a chicken casserole with vegetables, parboiling old fowl, browning, and simmering with broth and vegetables. It also notes slow cookery to tenderize meat and a simple veal dish with onion pepper and rice.
A fragmented notice reports a personal exchange where a mother asks what her daughter is doing. The text mentions knitting and an unusual mutating remark, reflecting a disjointed historical snippet.
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