Garden of Christ the Garden of the Church Sermon
Rev T Tho ugees delivers a long sermon likening the church to a garden watered by streams from Lebanon. He uses biblical gardens and giants of battle to illustrate faith, temperance, and growth, urging open gates for all who come and urging active charity among believers.
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Arouzh
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Fountain of Salvation
Kingdom of Heaven
Theodore Hook
Den
Christ Jesus
Flerven
Affordable Poultry House Lets Farmers Mix Style With Utility
John W. Caughey outlines a 40 by 54 foot poultry structure with four pens per side, each 10 by 20 feet, totaling 120 birds. The design advocates neat, ample space, optional six small colonizing buildings, and flexible interiors for nesting roosts feeds and storage, stressing experiment and observation.
PIG FEEDING TESTS BY PROF SHAW OF CANADA
Prof Shaw of Canada presents conclusions on pig feeding from a 123 day trial. He compares meal only, two thirds meal with green fodder, and one third meal with green fodder, noting weight gains, costs, and market timing. He advises against October and November sales and favors meal heavy rations for market quality.
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Shaw
Canada
Live Stock Notes on Sheep Feeding and Breeding
The article advises feeding ground feed to ewes with poor teeth and stresses thrifty care for improved fleece. It suggests arranging separate feeding places, selecting breeding animals early, and notes mutton breeds can be most profitable for small farmers who can devote proper care to achieve best results.
Breeding Principles From J McLain Smith on Stock Selection
J McLain Smith explains cattle and horse breeding logic, stressing uniform ancestry and strong family traits. Selection of foundation stock, predictable outcomes, and avoiding mixed lineages are key to reliable improvement in milk, beef, wool, or speed.
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Pope S. Berd
J. McLain Smith
Cattle Feed Rack Construction From Simple Farm Plans
The illustration shows a hay feeding rack for cattle that can be built to length, about 8 feet wide and 7 or 8 feet high. Heavy posts form the inner hay pen with boards or rails nailed inside starting 18 to 20 inches from the ground, with 4 to 6 inch gaps at the bottom and wider gaps higher up. An outer pen sits 1.5 feet away, with a narrow gap for the first 20 inches and a top rail of 2x4 scantling to resist cattle.
Hay Rack for Cattle and Versatile Food Trends
A fragment from Fireside Fragments describes a heavy timber hay rack that keeps feed accessible in pen A, reducing daily hauling as cattle pull hay from below and push down as needed. The piece also includes diverse kitchen tips and domestic notes from Harper's Bazar, Good Housekeeping, and the New York Observer, ranging from stuffed eggs and dried bean succotash to rice prep and nutmeg enhancements, alongside Palmetto tannin uses and bridal wreath traditions.
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Goldan
Eoila
Fezan
Niim Helves
Lele
N. Y
Harper's Bazar
Boston
The Apiary in Spring Advice for beekeeping season
The piece urges spring hive management to maximize honey crops. Unite weak colonies into strong ones, then feed daily shrup honey to stimulate brood. Defective queens should be removed. feeding boosts colony strength for the season. Also notes rye cover crop after harvest and carrot yields without fertilizer. Sheep need more minerals in their diet.
Fragmentary distress call hints at missing person
Readable fragments show a hurried plea and disjointed words. The note mentions seeking someone named Sed Mishep and a missing person case, with references to a sea location and a blurred plea for help. Further context is unreadable.
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Ionian Islands
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Carinthia
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Hesse
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Sweden
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Silesia
Altenburg
Athens
Chicago Tribune
Bobby
New York State
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