Indiana district closes after long Methodist conference
The Indianapolis district of the Methodist Protestant conference wraps up a lengthy session held near Shelbyville at the old Union church. Rev. A. W. Conn leads the closing service, honors memory of Rev. J. P. Barton, and resolutions of respect are read. Sugar Creek church near Carrollton is chosen as next year’s meeting place, with Rev. J. Ray Stanton serving as secretary. The program includes sermons by Rev. John Heim and talks on tithing and evangelism by several clergymen.
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Sugar Creek
Carrollton
Methodist Protestant Conference
Old Union Church
Shelbyville
J. Ray Stanton
J. T. Smith
P. W. Boxall
J. P. Barton
Gosport
A. W
J. C. Ricketts
Marietta
C. J. Kerlin
Shaller Matthews
Chicago University
Washington
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Corn Club
President Wilson
White House
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Lee
Arlington National Cemetery
Grand International
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
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Richmond
Terre Haute
Logansport
Peru
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Women of the Christian Church
Harry St. Clair
J. H. Yairhead
Louisville
Monument Division
F. M. Simms
Association
Corn Growers’ Association
G. I. Curistie
Purdie
D. F. Marsh
Frankfort
Federation of Agricultural Association of Indiana
Warner H. Wilson
New York City
Homer C. Price
Ohio State University
College of Agriculture
Goss
Purdue
Christie
Fall calving dairy tips for better calves and profits
Dairymen adopting fall calving seek best pre calving care and feeding. Guidance covers cow conditioning after July, dry periods, milk split, grain and hay rations, and weaning timelines to maximize calf growth and future value. Skim milk feeding steps outline how to transition calves to skim milk safely and maintain hygiene. An unrelated note describes an improved grape crate design from Spain for ventilation and shipment.
Breeding Ewe Lambs Seen As Poor Practice
Breeders warn that mating immature ewe lambs yields weak lambs and animals unlikely to reach profitable growth or desired maturity, urging careful selection to ensure strength and eventual market readiness.
Sowing Winter Wheat Late to Avoid Hesalan Fly
A note urges sowing winter wheat late to gain one key advantage. The tactic offers a better chance to escape the Hesalan fly which causes extensive damage to wheat fields.
Heifer Bred Too Early Shows Stunted Growth
A farm note warns that heifers bred too early become permanently stunted and produce reduced milk flow. The farm practice implications are discussed alongside cattle timing and breeding care for sustained productivity.
The Sower Who Went Forth to Sow
A Universalist Leader reflects on faith through the parable of the sower. The speaker portrays the sower as a figure of action and trust in creation, sowing amid rocks, thorns, and indifferent soil, believing the earth will yield in time. He argues seedtime and harvest are inseparable and urges more prophets who sow.
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Jesus
Universalist
Interpreting Thyatira Revelation and Its Contested Jezebel
The passage surveys difficulties in understanding the Thyatira message in Revelation chapter three. It weighs competing theories about Jezebel the figure and the Nicolaitans, and explains how trade guilds and local customs influenced early Christian temptations and charitable works.
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Thyatira
Jezebel
Church of
Calmest People Accomplish Most Motto Card
A brief moral note cites Ecclesiastes 3:1 and J R Miller on calm, unhurried work. It asserts that steady, methodical people complete duties well and swiftly without haste, across all lines of duty in the community.
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Lydia Pinkham Remedy Cited In Personal Story
Megadore Ohio woman recounts severe female troubles and a near operation. After three bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she recovered, had two healthy children, and credits the remedy with avoiding surgery. The ad promotes the plant based cure as the standard treatment for female illnesses and offers confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lig Mances
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
No Bait for Fortune Hunters Script Line
A Boston Evening Transcript snippet quotes witty dialogue about marriage and inheritance, noting Kate’s husband’s death left her with little bounty. The exchange reflects Early 20th century social mores and humor surrounding widowhood and remarriage.
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Cuticura Soap and Ointment Ad Promises Soft Hands
Red rough hands are softened overnight with a Cuticura regimen. Soak in hot water, dry, apply Cuticura Ointment, and wear loose gloves. Emollients claim to curb redness and chapping, with a world spread of Cuticura products and a free sample offer via a Boston address. Also notes naval expenditure at $725,000,060.
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