A Faithful Saying on Christ Come to Save Sinners
A devotional piece analyzes the Pauline saying that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners. It explains Christ’s dual names, the Incarnation’s mystery, and the all inclusive salvation from sin and judgment, quoting Robertson and recounting the Countess of Trantington anecdote.
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Christ Jesus
Paul
John Bunyan
Christ
Messiah
Lord
Jesus
Joshua
Jehovah
Savior
Jesus Christ
Prof
A. T. Robertson
Trantington
Wesley and Whitefield
As Thy Day Strength for Living One Day
A devotional urging living one day at a time. It cautions against carrying yesterday and tomorrow’s burdens and mirrors Christina from Pilgrim's Progress to urge loosening remorse and fear. The piece emphasizes acceptance and spiritual focus on today.
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Christina
Quality of Life and the Well of Peace in Focus
The text argues that life quality matters more than quantity, envisioning a well of peace and joy that enriches existence. It invokes Ruth and a poetic line about drinking from a well that ends thirst, stressing nourishment of inner well being.
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Ruth
Chimet
Peter
Peter and John in Samaria Lesson Overview
A February lesson centers on Acts 1 4 8 2 5 highlighting Philip’s gospel to Samaritans and the baptism of converts. It notes Simon Magnus’s attempted buy in and Peter and John’s arrival to impart the Spirit, urging followers to seek the Spirit’s gift without worldly gain and warning against Simon’s sin.
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Jerusalem
Judea
Samaria
Jesus
Peter
John
Stephen
Saul
Christ
Philip
Simon Magnus
Simon
Living Church
The Goal for a Living Church and Brotherhood
The goal is a church that in its corporate life clearly expresses the Christian idea of fellowship and brotherhood while persistently shaping patronal, industrial and social life according to the fountain light of its days.
Delight in God's Work Inspires Artful Expression
A compact note on how joy in divine creation motivates human artistry. The fragment hints at art as a humble, grateful response toGod's handiwork, suggesting painters and poets echo the divine in their craft.
Governor Allen Declares State Will Act To End Fuel Famine
Kansas Governor H J Allen asserts government's duty and power to protect citizens amid a coal stoppage threatening winter relief. He stresses the state will act beyond any union or company, focusing on preserving public welfare and preventing innocent people from suffering due to the conflict between miners and operators.
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Kansas
Department of Human Life
France Has No Equal Suffrage Movement, Says Observer
A French observer argues there is no equal suffrage movement in France as in America. He notes women have long held high social roles and influence, and that France’s traditions and nature limit momentum for voting rights. He cites motherhood as central to most women’s lives.
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France
America
Congress
Ellen Key
Communion with the Dead and the Planchette Legend
A narrator recalls his mother’s serious belief in contacting the dead using a planchette. He notes how the habit grew tedious and questions its credibility while recounting a story of a friend fearing communication from a dying loved one. He laments the idea of spirits tilting tables and sending messages, which he finds terrifying.
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Ireland
EN Breed Heifers For Juniors
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture notes junior dairy clubs favor bred heifers for beginners due to ease of handling and learning. Calves grow in value while mature cows pose more risk if handled by inexperienced youth. Calves mean lower initial cost and less upkeep but require about three years to complete the project, risking waning member interest. The program develops potential breeders from raisers to full-fledged herd owners with proper records.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Dairy Club
Liberal Feeding For Cows In Winter Calf-Bearing Herds
Breeding cows in thin condition need extra care and liberal feeding during winter to nourish calves and sustain the cows. Starving through winter hurts both cow vitality and calf growth. Provide ample silage or legume hay, a protein supplement such as velvet beans or cottonseed meal, and two to three pounds of grain. Corn stover or straw can supplement if available.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Assets in Milk Production
The article explains milk comes from elements in the blood delivered to the udder. It argues milk yield depends on blood flow, reflecting digestive function and heart strength as essential assets for dairy vigor and calf vitality.
Dairy Notes on Churning and Clean Milk Handling
Dairy notes emphasize filling churn half full for better results and advise thorough cleansing of coolers cans pails strainers and other utensils. It warns cows in winter require proper handling methods and mentions cow testing associations may start cows on sight seeing trips. Cord Blower and silage are recommended as part of roughage feed with specific feeding rates.
Nation urged to build vast hard surfaced highway grid
A U S labor department report argues for a 50 000 mile hard surfaced road system to serve 87 percent of the population at an annual cost of 100 million dollars. Experts say it would create jobs, boost transportation, and reduce reliance on railroads while paying for itself many times over. Robert F Black of a Chicago trucking firm supports foresight in road planning and long term demand.
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United States
Uni
Robert F. Black
Chicago
Earth road serviceable by proper crowning and drainage
A description of earth roads that can meet requirements when crowned drained and maintained with a split log drag or similar device. It notes few exceptional soils and limited areas near farm lots and buildings where performance may fall short.
Advantages of Good Roads in a Community
They promise self respect and better social intercourse, bringing churches and schools closer. Good roads keep the youth on the right path. They reduce transport costs for fire products at markets, improving profits for local businesses and services.
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Moody Bible Institute
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Federal Reserve Savings Directors
United States of America
U. S
Ted
Snel
United States Department of Labor
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