Manasseh Reigns and Falls into Idolatry
The lesson recalls Manasseh, son of Hezekiah, who began his 55 year reign in Judah amid Assyrian influence, led the people into harmful enchantments, was captured by Assyria, repented, and was restored to Jerusalem. The text urges warning against warning paths and God's readiness to forgive upon true repentance.
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Hezekiah
Hepzibah
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Crop Damage from Hessian Fly Hits Wheat and Prospects
The Hessian fly devastates Mr. Barbers wheat this year forcing cutting with a mowing machine and loose raking by horse rake. Yield may be five bushels per acre versus his usual 25 to 30. Corn oats apples peaches hay show fair to good potential if weather holds.
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Barber
Hessian Fly Harms Pennsylvania Wheat Crop
Deputy Secretary of Agriculture Algeron S. Martin reports the Hessian fly and a cold wet spring have left Pennsylvania wheat at about 65 percent of an average crop. The Cumberland, Lebanon and York valleys are hardest hit, with S F Barber’s Rutherford Station farm near Harrisburg cited as an example of significant loss.
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Pennsylvania
Algeron S. Martin
Martin
Five Great Races Quotation From London Mail Note
Bishop Montgomery cites a Chinese student identifying the five great races of mankind as the hundred yards hurdles quarter mile mile and three miles at a Society of the Propagation of the Gospel anniversary. In another paper a Chinese student explains Out of sight out of mind as Invisible insane.
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Bishop Montgomery
Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
London Mail
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