Bermuda as a winter Eden for American travelers
The article extols Bermuda as a warm, accessible escape for Yankee pleasure seekers seeking sunny skies and floral splendor. It highlights Bermuda’s mild climate, coral-island beauty, British colonial life, shell roads, and spectacular lily fields. It notes Easter lily cultivation and Mrs. Hastings’s role in converting Bermuda to a commercial lily site.
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West Indies
Atlantic
Bermuda
United States
New York
Ocean
Japan
Teland
Mra
George Russell Hastings
Hayes
Mra. Hastings
Easter Driving Demand Hits American Poultry Industry
The piece notes a heavy tax-like drain on poultry resources around Easter. Egg consumption rises with festival demand and dyed eggs reduce usable stock. Thanksgiving and Christmas also stress dressed fowls. Scientific breeding methods are advancing production to meet the surge.
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Fastertide
Eggs for Easter Feed the Nation From Big Poultry Farms
The Easter egg industry relies on large poultry farms that supply most eggs. One farm spans 62 acres with 35 acres of buildings and yards, housing over 2,000 hens producing 1,000 to 1,200 eggs daily. Eggs are dated as collected and shipped, while cold storage supports seasonal demand across major markets like New York City receiving about 30 carloads daily.
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Bermuda
United States
Bormuda
Atlantic
America
New York City
Power of Faith Sunday School Lesson 1910
Read about Jesus miracles in Capernaum Jairus appeals with steadfast faith a woman with bleeding is cured by touching his cloak two blind men seek mercy and a deaf mute is healed. The lesson explores faith as the channel for Christ’s power and invites personal trust in prayer and belief.
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Caper Faurn
Jairus
Jesus
Capernaum
Ara of Galilee
Caper Daum
Rooan
Mark
Matthew
Jarrus
Jowue
Ing” Bie
Barth
Jowua
Allen
Shoe
Ale
Luke
Christ
Talitha Cums
Bartimaeus
David
Son of
Messiah
Man
Israel
Jerusalem
Garvie
Be Ye Ready to Live Nobly Not Just Die
The passage urges Christians to spend life living nobly rather than merely preparing for death. It argues that influencing even one soul toward a better life improves the world more than preparation alone.
The Incomparable Book and Common Language
The text argues that mass appeal in favored books lies in expressing common aspirations and language. It cites the Bible as an incomparable book shaping millions through health, joy, sorrow, and more, reflecting broad, enduring healing power through compensation.
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Waldon
Waldon Fawcett
American Poultry Industry
Dinah Mulock Cralk
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