Death is swallowed up in victory in Talmage Easter sermon
Dr. Talmage preaches an Easter message from first Corinthians declaring death defeated by Christ. He portrays the resurrection as ultimate triumph, argues bodies will be rebuilt in heavenly form, and contrasts cremation with burial while urging faith in a physical resurrection for all believers.
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Farm Watering Lane Plan Cuts Gate Openings
Helpful hint describes a farm water access system with a direct lane from the cow lot to a trough to ease cattle watering. It notes two inward opening gates that temporarily form a passage to the field, then close the cow lot, keeping the yard tidy while avoiding multiple daily gate opens. Midway
A Durable Gate Latch for Lane Fences
A design from D. M. Shull describes a gate latch using a four inch hook on one gate and staples on the other so either gate’s movement secures the latch. It includes a post notch to let the latch pass and drop, ensuring cattle cannot open it. For frequent wagon passage, gates can be widened and hung at opposite ends to close both lane parts.
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D. M. Shull
Orange Judd
New York milk adulteration crackdown vows penalties
New York judges menace repeat offenders with penitentiary threats as milk watering persists. A Medical Society committee proposes a labeling scheme for pure milk from trusted dealers to freeze out suspected rogues and improve city supplies.
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Inferior Butter Prices Hurt Trade and Farming Practices
The article argues that inferior butter lowers market prices and harms trade, criticizing farmers and their wives for resisting "fancy farming." It notes innovations like silos, pure-bred animals, and improved methods spread only after neighbors adopt them. It advises aerating and cooling milk to 60 degrees or below and warns against tightly sealing warm milk.
Scarlet fever case reported on Creighton Avenue
The first scarlet fever case in weeks was reported yesterday from Creighton Avenue near Broadway. A contemporary account erroneously claimed that there were at present only. details remain unclear and unverified.
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Creighton Avenue
Broadway
City Reports Two Smallpox Cases As Precautions Stepped Up
Health officials announce two active smallpox cases at the county contagion hospital and four in the city. One patient is to discharge soon, another about two weeks. The Grindle family home and Ida Avenue house are quarantined. Parker girl on north side is convalescing after a setback. No family has seen a second case. quarantine lifted soon at Grindle home.
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Parker
Freshwater Suffering Illness In Wahashi Office
The Sentinel reports telegraph operator James Freshwater in the Wahashi master mechanic’s office is seriously ill with appendicitis and may require an operation. F L Jones of Wabash came to assist and has returned home. Minnewa Council No 69 Pocahontas to hold a card party at Mulqueen’s dancing academy on Saturday evening April 26.
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