Lesson for March 7 Loving One Another
The text outlines loving as God’s essence and source. It links God’s nature to Christian love, asserts love proves God’s presence, and explains love as the path to fearlessness before judgment. Includes duties to love God and neighbors, with emphasis on living as the world’s Bible through acts of love.
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John
I John
III John
God
Jesus Christ
Christ
Love
Christ Jesus
Soiled Feet in the Master's Hands
Rev George Guille discusses John 13 5 onward as a rich symbol of Jesus washing the disciples feet The piece links the act to Jesus coming from God and going to God and to ongoing cleansing for believers It notes the distinction between judicial cleansing at new birth and daily washing by the word for steady spiritual renewal
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Jesus
Peter
Christ
Dieclares
Scofield
Daily Life Ethic Cited By Davy Quote
In a reflective note, a Wade up quotation highlights life as a collection of small acts. It argues that daily kindness and habitual duties maintain the heart and bring comfort, rather than grand sacrifices or duties, underscoring the quiet value of ordinary actions.
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Wade
Davy
Our Great Blessing of Weeding Spreads Quiet Joy
A reflective note on weeding as a source of happiness and personal fulfillment. It contrasts common view of work as burden with the idea that tending gardens brings simple, enduring satisfaction to individuals.
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Weiney
Recognizing Our Neighbor in Good Deeds and Heart
A reflection on recognizing high qualities in others and rejoicing in neighbors good deeds. It argues that joy in others virtue reveals the health of our own heart and calls for humility and shared celebration.
Everybody Must Learn English to Make Americans a Homogeneous People
U S senator Hoke Smith argues for a federal program to educate non English speakers and assimilate foreign born residents by requiring 200 hours annually of English study across the United States. He says English is essential to participation, understanding local affairs, and preventing deception, aiming for a homogeneous population free of language based divisions.
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United States
Family Court for Rich Families Urged as Imperative
An editorial argues for a family court to protect children in affluent homes, claiming intemperance harms wealthier households as it does the poor. It calls for expanded juvenile and family courts, urging stronger parental duty and traditional discipline to foster virtuous citizens and a better future.
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John Barleycorn
Eskimos Face Death By Concrete Housing Plan
An official proposal to replace snow igloos with concrete huts is criticized as deadly to Eskimos. The piece argues igloos provide superior warmth, hygiene, and comfort, noting frequent illness and death when moving to wooden or concrete homes. The Eskimo way is described as healthier, migratory, and closely tied to ice life.
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United States Bureau of Fisheries
Relativity Theory Sparks Scientific Debate in England
English astronomers and physicists show great interest in a May solar eclipse plate result showing light deflection of 1.7 seconds of arc, matching Einstein's prediction. The piece foresees major shifts in foundations of science and a possible upheaval of philosophical grounds guiding scientific progress.
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England
Proper Drainage And Drag In Spring Road Maintenance
The article stresses drainage as the key to keeping earth roads passable in spring. It highlights keeping water from the road and using a drag to clear slush and meltwater, noting that dry foundations resist frost damage and that skilled drag operation prevents harm. It also urges daily checks, timely grading, and occasional sand addition to heavy clay soils.
Runway for Water in Bridge Upgrades Urged
Editorial urges permanent waterways in bridge and culvert reconstructions to allow ample runway for water. Argues that with proper design repair costs fall and funds can be redirected to year round good roads.
Keep Up Farm Appearance For Attracting Trade
A farmer seeking to boost farm product sales should improve the farm’s overall appearance. Unsightly features unnoticed by the owner may deter passing buyers who judge farm rangement and hex fates by outward trim and neatness.
Tom Jenkins and the Lost Merrimack Cow
A boy named Tom Jenkins cares for a prize cow in a Merrimack County New Hampshire Boys and Girls club. When the cow dies before milking, he fears debt to the bank. The club members rally, contributing funds from popcorn sales and field day events to buy a new cow that will repay the cost.
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New Hampshire Boys and Girle
Tom Jenkins
Merrimack County
New Hampshire
Tom
Farm Bureau
Lulu Alphea Sets Jersey Milk and Butter Record
Ashburn registered yearling Lulu Alphea produced 13,669 pounds of milk in the year ending November 1 and 1,000 pounds of butter, according to the American Jersey Cattle Club. The butter mass equals 100 pounds more than the cow’s weight and is said to exceed the average dairy cow production. Milk tested 5.85 percent butter fat, more than 50 percent above the legal requirement.
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Lulu Alphea
Ashburn
American Jersey Cattle Club
Cow Testing Cuts Costs and Boosts Cooperative Profits
Cow testing lowers expenses and raises profits through cooperative buying and selling of seeds, livestock, and products. It helps dairy farmers improve practices and builds community spirit by enabling cash purchases in carloads, reducing feed costs, and fostering unity on dry-farm issues. Regular meetings, farm tours, and plantings offer forums for discussions on topics of interest.
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They
T Plentes
Appearance of dairy cows in temperament judging
Reading from an old note on dairy farming explains that a good dairy cow should have eyes set apart with a meek gentle expression, while a cow with a high head and a mean look is not desirable for dairy work.
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
George Guille
Moody Bible Bnstitute
Chicago
By Hoke Smith
U. S
Georgia
Vilhjalmur Stefansson
Arctic Explorer
Jersey
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