Pulpit Melody In The Heart By Rev A C Dixon
A sermon contrasts harmony in music with harmony in life. It links faith to divine facts in Christianity and urges inner joy through harmony with God, gratitude, and obedience. The piece blends biblical reflections with imagery of beauty and order in nature and art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Dixon
D. D
Prand
Jesus Christ
Leesparr
Seward Qaud
Joan
Heaven
Jesus
Unanswered Prayers by Rev J D Leek Sermon Reflection
A sermon argues all prayers are answered through wisdom and the highest good. It emphasizes unselfish motives, divine method, and acceptance of God's will, noting personal burdens are bearable with grace and discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Leek
Elijah
Paul
Frayer
Simon Magus
Israel
Red Sea
Mall
Jesus
Simethood Sym
Josepha
John Bunyan
Tus
Polgriny
Brat Cain
Abel
Sermonettes on Virtue and Christian Faith
A collection of brief sermons from various pastors urging virtue, true education, and adherence to Christ as the path to spiritual advancement. Rev Dr Carson speaks on courage and virtue, Rev Dr Berbruch on education, and Rev Dr Van Dyke emphasizes Christ as the door and guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Carson
Presbyterian
Brooklyn
N. Y
Dr Berbruch
Reformed
Canton
Ohio
Hog Huts Provide Shade for Summer Health and Comfort
To keep hogs cool in heat, provide shade such as trees or shrubs or a simple shed with a board roof and open sides. The design should allow all sides to be raised during hot weather for free air circulation.
Selecting for the herd in dairy farming and grading cattle
For farmers aiming a small herd of about a dozen cows with dairy as a specialty, select the highest type cows and cross them on grade cows of exceptional quality. Experiments show grade cattle can match purebreds for beef or milk, yet are hardier and need less care.
Watering Horses
Horses suffer from lack of water while other animals drink freely. They should have ample clean water before and after feeding to dilute dry feed and aid digestion. Proper water access prevents feverish symptoms and avoids owner neglect.
Experience with Brooder Chicks and Feeding
Alvin Whitlock describes his trials with two brooders of 100 chick capacity. He reports low losses when stocking 40 chicks, but high losses when crowding 100. He emphasizes feeding as crucial and admits prior feeding ideas were flawed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Whitlock
New England
Why Chickens Die in Early Rearing
Farmers' Voice explains chick mortality in four week olds. Weak breeding stock, lice or mites, and careless feeding or water quality raise losses. Remedies include sound feed, ample grit, lice prevention, and pure water to keep chicks healthy.
Water supply for fruits with irrigation system
The article describes strawberry cultivation requiring irrigation. It notes a 14 horsepower gasoline engine driving a rotary pump with 800 gallons per minute capacity. Practical details include daily running costs of $1 to $1.60 and fuel consumption per day.
Irrigation and Spraying Hints for Fruit Growers
A plan describes a well and pump setup with a 160 foot intake, 1000 foot distribution via 2½ inch pipe, and a two inch hose for strawberries. Black raspberries show best results from showering and flooding, with irrigation timing linked to ripening. Spraying notes stress timely, precise applications to control pests and diseases while protecting pollinators and emphasizing regular annual spraying for apples pears plums and grapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powerjera
Walter L
Taber
Michigan
Colorado Bees to Build Mini State House at St Louis Fair
Rocky Ford apiarist Mr Swink plans to send about 640 hives to the 1904 St Louis Exposition. His $10 000 project will construct a miniature Colorado State House housing 5 600 000 bees to produce honey and showcase Colorado fruit days including Watermelon Day Potato Day Strawberry Day and Fruit Day in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
St. Louie
Swink
Rocky Ford, Col
America
St. Louis
Little State House
Florida
Rocky Ford
Greely
Canon City
Grand Junction
Doors electroplated with copper or brass at Bridgeport
A Bridgeport invention enables wooden doors to be electroplated with copper or brass. The note adds a wary quip that when a man betrays himself he feels cheap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport, Conn
Tariff battle looms in 1904 Democratic and Republican clashes
The piece argues Democrats under Cleveland push tariff reform as the defining issue for 1904, contrasting with Republicans who claim strong tariff policy spurs industrial growth. It critiques Democratic vanity in chasing fleeting issues and lauds Republican steadiness and public-spirited leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Omaha Bee
Protecting the Home Market And Tariff Policy
The piece argues the US market's purchasing power drives prosperity, citing gains in pig iron and steel output and suggesting protectionist tariff policy to preserve domestic demand. It quotes the Pittsburg Dispatch and the New York Commercial warning against weakening the home market and urging to keep the tariff wall intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
England
Germany
Great Britain
Pittsburg
New York
A Change Wanted in Home Pride and Penitentiary
In a Philadelphia Press snippet a boy boasts his father owns his house and would fix it up quickly if he could. The other boy counters that his father lives in the penitentiary. The brief exchange hints at social tensions and differing living conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noritt Ie
Philadelphia Press
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Coats
Baptist
Abron
Olsto Hower
Christ
Dr van Dyke
Fos
Stu
Shires
I Democracy
Uatet
Cameron
Chicago Inter Ocean
Philadelphia
Bil Jones
Occey
Aldo Saeiscats
Yohn Smith
Belig
Nets “Mariel
Tingle
John
Texas
Valley Mills
Oath
Ang
Viry
Neta
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