Talmage Sermon on Song and Sin in Autumn Skies
Rev. T DeWitt Talmage compares birds migrating south to human faith, urging believers to mix Christian song with daily labor, pursue higher spiritual aims, and start toward Heaven without delay. He quotes scripture, cites examples from nature, and emphasizes family salvation and cheerful faith.
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American Congress
Brazil
Florida
Mexico
South America
Africa
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Mount Pisgah
Isaac Watts
Charles Wesley
Wall Street
Haydn
Heaven
Christ
Mozart
Frock Fashion at a Tuxedo House Party This Season
Ellen Ostory reports on late October outfits from a Tuxedo party with focus on Wattean details and polonaise influences. The piece notes cheviot gowns, velvet trims, heliotrope and crimson motifs, and varied street and travel dresses as colors brighten streets ahead of winter.
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Mrs. Cleveland
Evermore
Modjeska
Ellen Ostory
Toils of Singleton and a folding bed noted
A short quip from Harper's Bazar mentions Mr. Singleton in a new patent folding bed. The Chicago News Record recalls a concert scene asking about a fat old man with a key bugle and alcoholic leer, identifying Liz Romboni the corbetist as the performer.
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Mr. Singleton
Harper's Bazar
Liz.romboni
Chicago News Record
Agriculturalists Note Varieties Good in Europe Not America
The article discusses bearded rye grass Lolium temulentum a European annual weed. It cites Prof. Scribner and Dr. Vasey on its prevalence in grain fields and toxicity. It notes West‑wide failure of Italians rye grasses due to climate and soil, with limited success in England and Europe.
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Europa
America
Europe
Old World
I. 8. Scribner
Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station
Vasey
Scribner
Hackel
Phares
England
Tracy
Mississippi
Oleo Making Trial Reveals Fat Render at Paterson Plant
In Paterson New Jersey during the trial of Thomas McCran for nuisance at Little Falls township witnesses for the defense testified they did not smell anything offensive near the render plant. McCran described his fat business detailing bone and meat collection, boiling, and rendering fat sent to France for margarine production.
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Church of God
Singing Church
George Muller
England
Alfred Cookman
Church Militant
Church of Trimphant
Moles
Brunel
London
Bristol
New York
Paul
Latimer
Edward Payson
Alps
Paterson
N. Y
Thomas McCran
Little Falls Township
James Feeney
John Gallagher
Thanas McCran
France
Potatoes After Deep Planting Bring Remarkable Yields
A French farmer chemist report claims seed potato selection and deep digging with rich manure yield forty two tons per acre. Seed potatoes soak twenty four hours in saltpetre and ammonium sulphate mix then drain and rest twenty four hours to swell.
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France
Nantes
Chambers’ Journal
Tied cattle lesson leads to calm herd after one lesson
A cattle breeder describes tying two similar animals with a rope around their horns to encourage cooperative movement. He claims once released they will lead together peacefully for years, a method easier than handling a wild steer.
The Care of Cattle and Feeding Science
The article argues farmers must study cattle feeding to avoid over fattening scrub cattle and to improve stock. It notes past neglect of pasture and feeding, praises improved breeds for teaching better management, warns against overfeeding grain, and urges balanced rations with bran oats to sustain bones and muscles.
Poultry Raising Tips and House Management
Practical guidance for constructing and maintaining a poultry operation near cities. Advice covers feed quality, exercise, shelter for all birds, cost estimates per hen, manure use as fertilizer, worm control with pasted paper, breeding crosses for marketable traits, nest scents, cleaning, perches, air, and water. Also notes ducks and geese are hardy and low maintenance. St. Louis Republic.
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Poultry House
St. Louis Republic
Wire Fence Stays and Inexpensive Farm Pence
Notes on economical fencing for farms with posts spaced four rods apart in Kansas. Describes using laths and wired stays, with six inch cut wires bent over laths, secured by pinchers. Also cites advice from Colwan's Rural World on selling quality animals by maintaining merit and consistency.
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Kansas
J. Meek
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