The Best Book in the World Sunday School Lesson 1937
A sanitized summary of a 1937 Wes ra paper Union Sunday School lesson for January 16. It outlines primary and junior topics, emphasizes the unity of God, man's supreme obligation, and the role of Scripture in home life. It cites Deuteronomy and Timothy, stressing teaching children at home, frequent discussion, and constant perusal of Bible verses.
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Jay Et Dayay
Twatitute
Marah
Gora
Israel
Ony
Ghhildren
Aleep
Paul
Timothy
Becaung
rayon fashions feature flowing sleeves in new look dresses
A 1920s style feature discusses rayon fabrics, especially plaid weaves on soft steel backgrounds, highlighting flowing sleeves in daytime wash fabrics. It notes redingote styling, jacquard patterns, and embroidery as key trends, with evening porch frocks and bungalow apron styles giving way to more sophisticated silhouettes.
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Meir
Goe
Almple Bungalow
Apple Outlook for the Future Faces a Slower Growth
A long term view suggests apple growers have turned a corner despite low current prices. Census figures show bearing-tree declines of about 3 percent over five years, with Eastern Central states seeing gradual profit yet Northwest not urging more bearing acreage. Overall commercial output rises offset by fewer bearing trees in scattered orchards, while boxed apple regions near production saturation. Population growth is expected to absorb future increases in apple demand and orchard yield.
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Michigan
Atules
Porto
Orchiroa
Suitable Varieties and Kinds of Orchard Trees
A list of fruit tree varieties for home orchards with apples peaches pears plums grapes and berries. It notes specific cultivars such as Yellow Umansparent Duchess Wealthy Grimes Jonathan Delicious Winesap and more, plus berries. It suggests strawberries may be planted between tree rows and that many listed varieties should satisfy under producer conditions.
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Duchess
Grimes Golden
Jonathan
Stuyman
Barry Richmond
Montmorency
Moore's Early
Concord
Goethe
Robinson
Snyder
Kansay
Cumberland
Cardinal
Downing
Houghton
Perfection
Fay
Ada Ruis
Horticultural Tips and Farm Practices for Cattle Feed
Dairymen waste money on complex mineral mixes and may harm cattle. Plant a few fruit trees for fresh feed. Grown sweet clover yields quality hay. Prune fruit trees after leaf fall and before dormancy. Home orchards deserve attention on farms. An inexpensive method uses grain or vegetable hairs treated with Burgelintnu to eradicate pocket gophers.
Make Ready Now for Gardening Tips From Cornell Department
The vegetable gardening department from Cornell stresses early prep for planting and lists essential equipment. It discusses soil preparation with well mixed, screened compost and a plan for spacing devices using a homemade spotting board to ensure even seedling placement.
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Cornell
Annte College
Gyo Inehes Jong
Use of Rotted Manure for Enrichment of Soil
The article discusses rotted manure as a soil enrichening factor noting rot under soil preserves fertility elements and prevents losses. It claims rotting underground enables plants to uptake nutrients and argues manure rots best when buried, regardless of dairy or general farming contexts.
Attention to New Rams Proves Profitable for Farms
A careful look at new rams shows potential profit for individuals and flocks. Many rams move from breeders to farm owners in fall, yet sheep on many farms are undercentered and neglected. Breeders should check breeding condition, conformation, and manage heavy fleece to avoid burden during the breeding season.
Farm facts on clover alfalfa and seed sources
The item discusses sweet clover and alfalfa as historic forage crops, noting an old land recroachment, light work for brood reliability, and the impact of engine speed on corn yields. It mentions alfalfa seed from Turkestan and Africa being added to Italian red clover seed and the need to be dried before sale in the United States.
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Turkestan
Africa
United States
Drink Water to Ease Back and Kidney Ailments
A questionable health advisory promotes drinking large amounts of water and taking four ounces of a saline product before breakfast to relieve back pain and bladder issues. It claims a famous gallis mixture helps kidneys and bladder, urging steady water intake for both men and women to prevent serious kidney and bladder disorders.
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Kiney
Dei
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