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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1949

Page

6

Gardening in September Dividing and Transplanting Perennials

September offers ideal conditions to divide and transplant perennials that bloomed in spring or early summer. Home gardeners should refresh crowded borders by splitting rapidly spreading plants like Hardy Agora tum False Dragonhead Obedient Plant Valerian Heliotrope and Phlox and replant with careful variety placement.

Union County Agricultural

Joseph and Mary as models of chastity and justice

The article discusses Saint Joseph as God’s guardian and model of self control, noting he bore no earthly father to Jesus and was depicted carrying the lily in art. It explains being a “just man” means the total sum of goodness beyond fairness, with Joseph acting consistently in biblical passages.

God Earth Joseph Mary St. Joseph Lone Jesus

Saint Joseph Character in Bible Narrative and March Glory

The text praises Saint Joseph as a faithful, sterling man trusted by God to care for Jesus and Mary. It recalls dreams and obedience, the census journey to Bethlehem, the manger scene, and the March honoring of Joseph with feast day on the 19th, noting the Church’s protection through him.

Joseph Matthew Mary Bethlehem Jesus and

A Quiet Talk on the Tree by the River

A farm author reflects on Psalm 1 3 and a cottonwood by a creek. He recalls memorizing the First Psalm as a boy and vows to remain steadfast in home church and neighborhood through sorrows and duties.

The Cottonwood Tree Speaks Of God Through Nature

A speaker notes that a scarred cottonwood still grows tall and serves as a beacon to God. Nature’s beauty in forests, moonrise, ocean, and starlight offers a voice of God that humans cannot imitate, guiding and inspiring observers.

God

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