Soldiers Morality and Religion After the Great War
A discussion argues that war does not inherently corrupt soldiers. It cites biblical and historical examples of virtuous soldiers and notes strong Christian support networks aiding moral conduct. The piece predicts many soldiers will return more chivalrous, moral, and religious, becoming leaders in churches and religious services.
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Food for Strength and Spiritual Nourishment
A brief devotional urging vigilance in feeding the soul with spiritual nourishment. Emphasizes that spiritual vitality hinges on regular prayer and attentive living rather than neglecting one's spiritual diet.
Descending From the Mount on Living a Godly Life
A sermon contrasts mountain ascent with humble descent to ordinary life in farms factories and schools. It urges reflecting Christ to change character from tenderness to tenderness and emphasizes that true power lies in working under divine will rather than unruly force.
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No. 1000 Farmers Bulletin Signals a New Publishing Policy
The US Department of Agriculture releases Farmers Bulletin No 1000 titled Crop Systems for Arkansas as a sample of a new publishing policy to be more readable and attractive. It features an illustrated cover and simplified text with short sentences, aiming to reach farmers and urban readers alike.
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Corn A Champion Crop and Fire Safety Tips
The article extols corn as a top energy yielding crop with high tissue building value, noting soybeans and navy beans lead in protein. It also highlights livestock efficiency, comparing dairy cows and hogs to other animals. Fire hazard in farm buildings is discussed, recommending concrete for durable, low-maintenance smokehouses and incubators. Fall garden cleanup advice follows, including pest control by removing plant residues and using crop cover crops to protect soil and reduce pests.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Gardener's Fall Tips and Seasonal Farm Advice
Practical guidance on saving seed corn and vegetables, pruning woodland, guarding granaries, drying fruits, and compost use. Advice covers burning and clearing methods, parsnip digging, squash storage, corn crib protection, tool upkeep, manure benefits, and leaf decay for mulch.
Save every bit of farm manure before ground freezes
United States Department of Agriculture urges farmers to reclaim and store manure to sustain soil fertility amid high fertilizer prices. Advice covers pit construction, leveling, clay lining, absorbent cover, and simple roofed storage, plus wetting and tamping to prevent leakage and heating losses. Emphasizes practical, low cost options and regional considerations.
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Barberry Eradication Backed To Halt Wheat Rust
U S Department of Agriculture warns against hoarding and profiteering of farm equipment during price highs. Dealers must maintain replacement stock value or sell at cost plus normal profit to avoid profiteering. Indiana cases link barberry to wheat rust. field observations prompt eradicating barberry to protect crops. Japanese barberry reportedly does not harbor rust.
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Indiana
Benefits of Motor Trucks and the Return of Cross Country Hauling
An old analysis traces the Cumberland Road from its early reach to Columbus and beyond, noting how the steam railway shifted interest away from highways. Now, after generations, the motor truck renews cross country hauling as a key inter city transport element.
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Wood for Fuel and Garden Tips From Agriculture Dept
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture, the text urges rural schools and churches to burn wood for warmth, save fallen leaves for fertilizer, consider tractors for small farms, and describes celery blanching methods.
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Place Machinery in House Protect Valuable Implements
The Department of Agriculture urges protection of farming implements and machinery from winter exposure. Prepare now to prevent rust by placing all gear under a dry shed where possible, painting woodwork and coating exposed iron and steel parts with grease or oil.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Lessening Strain on Bridges with Plank Runways
Regional highways use lengthwise plank runways on bridges to cut noise and vibration, reducing wear and tear and allowing traffic to pass without speed reductions. Other notes cover potato storage at 88 degrees, dusting with sand, and keeping crops healthy through clean water.
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Gold Medal Kidney Remedy Promises Gentle Cleansing
An advertisement claims Gold Medal Kidney Remedy cleanses the kidneys and urinary tract, curing weariness, backache, stomach trouble, and other ailments. It asserts long-standing effectiveness, non tents, and a daily capsule regimen to restore health, urging readers not to substitute inferior products.
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