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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
10
A speaker condemns the Chicago headquarters of the Federal Trade Commission as a center of radicalism and sedition. He asserts officials and employees foster socialism and Bolshevism, urging removal of red radicals from government roles and arguing that such permissiveness threatens the foundations of government and could lead to its overthrow.
The essay argues that true citizenship requires definite teaching and a six month period in youth to focus on national duty. It emphasizes national defense, loyalty, and teamwork learned through universal training, linking it to democracy, social mixing of classes, and long term cost savings. It urges public support for a living national system honoring veterans.
An ex sea lord recalls a 1914 memorandum prophesying submarines as the coming war vessel. He credits Schwab of Bethlehem Steel for delivering H type submarines that aided the Dardanelles, laments Britain’s handling of the internal combustion engine, and criticizes naval leadership and honor culture of the era. He asserts Schwab deserved England's gratitude but received none.
The speaker urges a few days of real sanity to address problems with composed nerves and without bitterness. He advocates meeting issues with traditional hopefulness and confidence. The remarks emphasize steady leadership and calm deliberation.
A sermon on prayer as an instinct from God guiding human needs and divine purpose. It distinguishes prayer as a supplement to effort, cites Matthew 7 7 and John 15 7 to show persistent faith and abiding relation with Christ, and recounts Senator Hoar Roosevelt intervention to illustrate prayer’s persuasive power beyond human means.
Quote from W H Bigke on humility not as self suppression but awareness of smallness and contrast. Small tasks imply greater future tasks and sin signals growth toward God’s presence. In Christian practice humility becomes recognition of limits and ongoing spiritual conquest.
Christmas lesson outlines the coming reign of Jesus Christ as Prince of Peace. It covers the lineage of the King, Spirit gifts, royal rulership, judgment, peace with harmony across people and animals, and future setup of the kingdom in Jerusalem.
A short, moral reflection from Wilton Merle Slth urging sharing blessings. It asserts that hoarding grace dries the soul, while generosity creates a continuous, life sustaining flow to self and world.
A brief quotation attributed to Emerson notes that opportunities come to those who seize them. The remark emphasizes proactive effort and initiative in making the most of chances presented in life.
A witty aphorism notes that a broad hat does not always shield four venerable heads, suggesting caution against overconfidence or misplaced protection. The line uses playful imagery to comment on wisdom and appearances.
Department Circular 53 notes friendly rivalry among milk producers and dealers improves city milk supplies. It details two contest types, preparation, on street sampling, scoring cards, shipping, lab equipment, analysis methods, and publicity. Free copies available from the Division of Publications, USDA.
A new Holstein group in Lincoln County Wisconsin ran a raffle like distribution of eight purebred bull calves. Profits from selling 82 head of cattle from the southern part of the state and other local stock funded the calves. Calves were awarded to men new to purebred bulls or showing strong interest in the movement, with no entry fee.
Many dairy factory jobs use heat rather than power and waste steam can recover about all of its heat to pasteurize milk and cream and sterilize equipment. Experts urge dairy managers to use this waste steam this winter when fuel is scarce and costly. Free guidance on steam utilization is available from the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Washington, D.C.
Cows often refuse icy trough water causing low intake and reduced milk yield. To maintain peak production, warm drinking water is essential and cows need shelter from cold rains and raw winds for comfort and continued hydration.
The Bureau of Public Roads urges careful dirt road planning influencing future highway upgrades. Avoid sharp curves and ensure ample width for passing. Favor shorter routes to save maintenance costs, reduce steep grades, and minimize relocations that burden landowners.
The article notes rising road improvement efforts across the South and nearby states. Virginia highway projects totaling 8.1 million dollars are under contract or surveying, while Maryland trends show stronger funding alongside Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Georgia approvals totaling about 1 million dollars.
A fragmented note states that six environments in the country cause higher fuel and tire costs on unimproved roads, roughly double the expense seen on hard surfaced roads due to poorer driving conditions and resistance.
Water is essential to road construction yet too much can undo careful work quickly. The text stresses the balancing act between moisture and material integrity, noting that excess water undermines finished surfaces and can cause rapid deterioration.
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