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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1931

Page

16

Paul Starts on a Great Trip in Acts Teaching

Lesson notes from August 30 highlight Paul and Barnabas returning from Jerusalem, the church at Antioch sending them on a mission, and the Spirit-led selection and obedience of missionaries. It coversCyprus preaching, Elymas the sorcerer’s confrontation, and the early church’s emphasis on Spirit-filled, Word-centered outreach.

Paul Junion Toric Cyprus Barnabas Saul Jerusalem Antioch Varnadas Christ Tim Barnolws Eal Cypria Cyprius Thirnne Andrew Jesu Unley Elymas Sergius Vantus Vaul Tha Font Hlymus Torus Hin Ettld Winad

God Doer Not Forsake Thee in Spurgeon Verse

A clipped religious passage cites Spurgeon urging that even if all men forsake, God remains steadfast. It emphasizes God’s consolation and deliverance, promising that believers are never friendless as divine support endures.

Choeles Spurgeon

The Resurrection Life and Immortality Explored

A reflective piece asserting immortality as the highest form of life. It contrasts eternal glory with decay and frames resurrection as the ultimate spiritual achievement.

Bonar

Poultry Feed Balancing and Cost Conscious Rations

A 60 percent of egg production cost comes from feed. To break even eggs must sell around 15 cents per dozen. Two dry mash blends are offered: one from brim shorts cornmeal ground meat scraps and another mix with cornmeat, ground wheat, barley or rye, and meat scraps. Feeders sized for 100 hens require ten feet of space. A grain ration complements the mash, using farm grains and yellow corn if affordable.

Range and Fresh Water Necessary for Pullers

Range and fresh water are essential for pullers on the range. Adequate space improves feathering, vigor, and meat yield, while water management prevents pan shortages and pecking. Modern feeding uses a consistent dry mash requiring ample water to enable digestion and intake.

No Profit in Keeping Weak Pullets in Flock

Purdue University expert Leon Todd warns that weak feathered chicks or bare backs should be removed from the flock soon after hatching. He cites inherited tendencies and notes some hatchery practices used to identify and discard these birds. Todd advises separating keen young hens and layers to prevent disease, keeping brooders near clover or alfalfa, moving them a few yards regularly, and ensuring ample water for the birds.

Leon Todd Purdue University Handa

Include Vitamins in the Chicken Ration Notice

The article emphasizes adding vitamins to poultry feed. It notes yellow corn and alfalfa supply vitamin A, and vitamin D from ample range. wheat provides vitamin E. Breeders should ensure birds receive these vitamins, and cod liver oil can supplement during cloudy spells until sun returns.

Bendyls

Air Poultry House Ventilation Tip From Indiana Guide

Two long poultry houses with tight sections should have interior doors opened and blocked open to improve airflow. An exterior screen door of hard wire cloth can replace the wooden door in hot weather, aiding air circulation while deterring thieves.

Indiana Farmer's Guide

Quarters for Pallets Aids flock housing plan

A writer in the Ohio Farmer comments on rearranging poultry quarters. Removing the flock into fewer rooms allows thorough cleaning and disinfection of empty spaces. The method spreads labor over time and reduces rushing when pullets are moved to winter quarters.

Ohio Farmer Conments

Luck In Turning The Mining Wheel

A San Francisco Chronicle commentary traces mining fortunes in Shasta County and the Klamath range. It notes Keswick, Bally Hill, Kennett, Coram, and the Shasta copper belt cycling between gold and copper wealth, then tells how an old Klamath mine yielded a monthly brick of value and how war and depth alter profitability. The piece reflects on mining risks and the lure of gold.

California Anary Shasta County Bally Hill Keswick Kennett Coram Klamath Mountain Fowever San Francisco Chronicle

Influence of Forests on Air Humidity and Ground Water

Forest experiment data show forests restrain evaporation by maintaining higher humidity. In a Douglas fir area, relative humidity stayed above 85 percent far fewer hours than in open land. After clearcutting, humidity fell more often, and hours below 35 percent nearly tripled, indicating forests keep air moisture and ground water more stable.

Pacific Eorthwest Forest Experiment Station Douglas Fir Forest Service United States Department of Agriculture

Arrowhead on display in Hackley drug store

Dr. C. S. Purdy, collector of archeological relics in Hackley Michigan, shows a small stone arrowhead in his shop. The point came from Buckeye Lake Ohio, believed tied to a very old wild goose shot when Deetor Purdy was a boy.

C. S. Purdy Hackley Mich Buckeye Lake Ohio Deetor Purdy Doctor Purdy Detroit Free Press

Recalling Solomon and Sheba's Queen in Abyssinia

A New York Times excerpt recalls the Queen of Sheba's grandeur and early Christianity in Abyssinia. The piece notes October 21 coronations, grand gifts including a $4,000,000 tribute to Solomon, and the early baptism of a treasury official who joined Philip in Gaza. It situates Ethiopia’s modern independence alongside imperial displays and religious history.

Sheba Abyssinia Solomon Duke of Gloucester Candace Shilip Gaza St George's Addia Ababa Jerusalem Ethiopia Philp Wea New York Times

Deer Invades Maine House Through Rear Screen Door

A deer entered Prof John J Martin's home at Tsangor Maine raiding several downstairs rooms including Martin's study before a family member detained it by a leg and guided it toward the door. The rest is a collage of stray quotes and musings on ambition and character.

John J. Martin Tsangor Maine Shealogien Seminary Doctor Martin

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