Missionary Adventures In Cyprus Lesson For August 30
August 30 lesson outlines Paul Barnabas and Saul in Antioch sending missionaries to Cyprus. It notes famine relief from Jerusalem, gifts from Antioch, and the Holy Spirit’s call to spread the gospel. Acts 13 details Barnabas and Saul’s journey, preaching, and opposition from Elymas the sorcerer on Cyprus.
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Do Not Forsake Thee Says Spurgeon In Faithful Hope
A religious exhortation attributed to Charles Spurgeon assures that divine care remains even if all men abandon. It emphasizes God’s eye, heart, and wind as sustaining forces, promising not to leave the forlorn nor be destroyed by congregational hardship.
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The Resurrection Life Of The Immortal Hope
Fragmentary quotation speaks of the resurrection life as the truest form of immortality with no reversal or decay. The line emphasizes a sure and glorious immortality attributed to a religious perspective.
Cheap Well Balanced Poultry Feed Mixes Benefit Hens
Poultry feeders should rely on inexpensive balanced rations to control costs. Two mash formulas are outlined: equal parts bran shorts cornmeal ground oats and meat scraps, or 100 pounds each cornmeal ground wheat 101 pounds ground oats and 15 pounds meat scraps. Feeds fed dry in self feeders with spice. add yellow corn.
Range and Fresh Water Necessary for Pullers
Range and fresh water are essential for pullers on the range to foster vigorous development. Water must be carried to the birds to prevent drought in fountains or pans and to avoid trampling from thirst, with a balanced mash requiring ample water for digestion and intake.
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No Profit in Keeping Weak Pullets in Flock
Poultry expert Lenn Todd of Cardue University urges disposing of weak pullets after incubation. He notes poorly feathered chicks or harebacks stem from inherited traits and advises removing banded birds from breeding. Emphasizes keeping healthy layers to prevent disease and moving brood to fresh pastures regularly.
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Cardue University
Must Include Vitamins in the Chicken Ration
Heller chicks show that vitamin rich harcheting eggs indicate A D and B content. Yellow corn and green gifaffa leaves boost vitamin A. wheat kernels supply vitamin B. Ensure breeding stock receive vitamin seeds, and in cloudy weather add cod liver oil or a vitamin D supplement at one pint per 100 pounds of feed.
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Heller
Air Poultry House Ventilation Tips From Indiana Guide
The guide advises opening inside doors to create a draft when hens range, noting air movement even on hot days. An outside screen door covered with wire cloth can replace a wooden door at night to deter thieves while allowing air to circulate through the house.
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Quarters for Pullets Nearing Winter Quarters
An Ohio writer observes that as calls are removed the flock needs less space. Larger houses allow remaining stock to be moved into fewer pens, with empty pens cleaned and disinfected for pullets. The arrangement will spread labor over a longer period until pullets are ready for winter quarters.
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Luck in Turning the Mining Wheel
A San Francisco Chronicle column reflects on California mining history. It recounts Shasta county copper belts, Keswick, Kennett and Coram gold mines, and the shifting dominance among gold copper and zinc. The piece notes a Klamath Mountains mine revived by a boiler purchase, yielding steady profits until price and depth pressures forced abandonment, and ends noting mining’s unpredictable cycle and enduring allure.
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Forests influence humidity and ground moisture
The Pacific Northwest forest experiment station reports that a Douglas fir forest kept humidity above 35 percent far more hours than an open area. After cutting, the air above the tract dried almost like open land, with humidity below 36 percent occurring two and a half times more often. Aged Wild Goose arrowhead shown by Dr. Purdy at Buckley, Mich. confirms Indian manufacture and ancient weapon use.
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Buckley, Mich
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Ohio
Doctor Purdy
Detrait Free Press
Recall of Solomon and Sheba Queen and Ethiopian crowns
New York Times essay muses on queen of Sheba’s possible reaction to modern opulence. It notes wealth such as a $4,000,000 gift to Solomon, spices, stones, and crowns, contrasting ancient generosity with contemporary display among nations and religious history in Abyssinia.
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Jerusalem
Ethiopia
New York Times
Deer Invades Bangor Home Through Rear Screen Door
An odd incident in Bangor Maine where a deer entered Prof John J Mardin s residence through a rear screen door and raided downstairs rooms before guides the animal outside. The scene included diverse mishaps and quirky commentary on ambition and values from the local paper.
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Thevington) Seminary
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