Vision of Ezekiel Temple and River of Life
Fragmented notes recount Ezekiel prophecy and temple vision with the river flowing from the temple, the trees bearing fruit monthly and leaves for healing. It cites exilic context, the vision’s symbolic meaning, and parallels to Revelation and Hebrew scripture.
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Mins
Daniel
Featah
Fan
Sen
Jon
Jordan
Dewi Sea
Red Sea
Fend
Ube
Dead Sea
Jormlan
Mediterranean
Eden
Gaul
Dloeiend
Baeriiive
Sworld
Ari
Calvallan
Bath Remembers Its Literary Giants and Historic Figures
A reminiscence on Bath highlights its 18th and 19th century literary scene. It recalls Samuel Johnson, Garrick, Burke, and Dickens era residents, noting houses, theaters, and the town’s role as a fashionable center.
Army Worm Infestation Reported Across Regions
Reports from Missouri and Indiana detail army worm presence causing damage. The Leu emnia cunipuneta worm is slim black with white back lines and greenish underside. females lay eggs, hatching in six days. Combat methods include mowing swaths, burning grass, deep plowing to kill pupae, and, less desirably, Paris green or white hellebore.
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M Linoia
Indiana
Steamed Bone or Raw Bone for Land Use
A discussion on bone meal types for soil. Raw bone meal costs more due to its nitrogen content but steamed bone meal decays more readily, aiding nutrient release. Steaming removes nitrogen but improves decay under suitable soil texture, with long term effects differing by land condition.
Cement on the Farm and Cement Use in Stables
A fragmented notice discusses cement use on farms to improve floors and walkways, to tie cement between troughs and stalls, and to keep cattle watering areas dry. It notes wet floors favor decay and that cement seems needed where troughs and foundations lie.
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Stania Tx Andiley
Fruit on the Farm Boosts Value in a Simple Yard
Milton Knight of Cherry County Nebraska argues in Farmers Review that a farm rich in fruit trees canes and vines fetches far more than mere buildings and land. He cites a man who bought $200 lot and $100 house planted fruit and saw the place grow into money, with a buyer paying $1000 after years of growth, proving fruit value outpaces raw land.
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Nortal
Milton Knight
Cherry Co
Nebr
Farmers Review
Good Foliage and Fruit: Orchard Health Insight
A 1920s style note links foliage health to fruit yield. It explains how leaves process food for apples, warning that defoliation by aphids or caterpillars halts fruit development. It urges orchardists to protect foliage with fungicides and insecticides to ensure a full growing season.
The Blight Spore and Its Mysterious Travel
Professor Craig of Cornell University has studied the blight spore affecting apple and pear trees for years without full understanding. The spore is gnathinous and borne only by adhesion to moving objects, contradicting prior beliefs that wind carried it. findings suggest a new protective method against spread to healthy trees.
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Profesor Craig
Cornell University
Porsimmona Report From China Described By United Sun Consul
The United Sun Consul at Baneehan, China, describes porsimmona, noting its presence in southern and central regions. He details the fruit’s growth, color, and ripening method, mentioning native harvesters and lime ripening.
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China
Poultry Price Vigilance Story Reflects Economic Tension
A compact local report notes ongoing focus on poultry prices and market vigilance amid economic strain. Officials and traders discuss supply stability, consumer impact, and policy steps intended to curb volatility.
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Trent
Jeremiah
Jeruna Iem
Zadok
Ezek
Beek
Reiy
Exekiel
Mathewen
Gog
Hastings
Baedilii
Golm
Palestine
Waehiel
Israel
Dhy
Ife
Gaston Tite
Chicthin Etentology
Ieee Rew
Traelf
Joe Val
Grein
Goa
Clint
Roel
Rome
Alors
Bath
Niagara
Devonshire
Math
Eawlind
Claudius
Elgabeth
London
Oliver Goldstmith
Northumberland
Noll
No. 12
Shelley
Byron
Eity
Pumphone
Harriet Weetbrook
Mary
Clare Claremont
Leigh Hunt
Keats
Claire
Continent
Allegis
Harriet
Samuel Johnson
Roswell
Walpole
Reyolds
Burke
Gen. Wolfe
Garrick
Adil
Gainsborough
Samuel Weller
Micaulay
Dickens
Fountain of Chindite
Putin Coom
Pickwick
Barth
Moses Pickwick
Sam Weller
Sheridan
Daniel Frohman
Oliver Goldsmith
Charmog Gunning
Pior
James Quin
Sarah Siddons
Goldy
Pitta
Youngey
Napoleon Tunes
Anastoriita
Tuine Jones
Raul Sip
Froneie Bacon Ie
Hare Pfvetel Piss
Berman Byyel Toe
Richardewn
Chay Frequen
Bathie
Thely Sil
Ilkeen
Gil Sirtis
Atlee Neeris
Ato Bey Felt
Thay
Pidenatte
Aitad
Massy
Lars Ol
Drain
Niel
Aileenpiner
Olbet
Fondo Dandio
Prin Am Pustenio
Ate Sten
oMiel Pun Bey
Poebsarty
Lee Rae
PDN
Meierrate
Thihotan
Asiarte
Hk Teaahele
Pyerte
Rennet
Yale
Aiipedt
Michigan
Orticultore
Land
Porsimmona
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