Despise Ye the Church Not Meant for the Unrepentant
Rev Frank De Witt Talmage argues that despising the church stems from unresolved sin and unexamined faith. He urges readers to join the church through simple belief in Christ, despite imperfect members, and to view the church as God’s spiritual hospital for all.
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Crosby
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Heaven
Atlanta
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New Bedford
Tom
Louis Klopsch
Agricultural Column Encourages Brief Farmer Notes
The department invites northern Middlesex farmers to share concise, practical lines for publication. Readers with short remarks should write in. the agricultural editor will edit for this regular column. long-winded pieces are discouraged.
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Middlesex
Patchwork Patches and Honest Critters Creed
Holman F. Day’s piece from Everybodys Magazine paints a rustic ethos where a farmer finds solace in caring for his dozen honest animals. The narrator extols humane farming, neighborly trust, and the simple comforts of livestock morale as the bedrock of a wholesome rural life.
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Everybodys Magazine
New England
Jones
Everybody's Magazine
Mirrors Protect Orchards From Birds, Editorial Testimony
An editorial endorses mirrors as a bird deterrent for fruit trees. During berry ripening birds gathered in large numbers, but rotating mirrors suspended by cords proved magical, outperforming scarecrows and rivaling church umbrellas in repelling feathered raiders. The author shares practical trial results and strong approval.
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Bro. Taylor
New Yorker
Middlesex North Agricultural Society Seeks Boy Entrants
President H S Perham of the Middlesex North Agricultural Society urges boys with gardens intended for the society's premiums at the Sept 11 13 fair to notify at once so ground plots can be inspected while crops grow. Chelmsford is the contact point for required inspections. Reported crop prospects note a good winter apple yield but cranberries may be weaker.
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Perham
Middlesex North Agricultural Society
H.S. Perham
Chelmsford
America
Farming wealth tops twenty billion dollars in US census
The census bureau places US farming wealth at 20.5 billion dollars across 5,739,657 farms with buildings valued at 3.56 billion and land and improvements at 13.11 billion. Also notes include small fruit growing timing, potato condition that Aug average beats ten year mean, Maine pest control, Middlesex North Agricultural fair Sept 11 to 13, and a query about a wife’s vacation.
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United States
Census Bureau
Sudden Dying of Raspberry Canes Affects June July
Sudden wilting and death strike fruiting canes of red and black raspberries during June and July. Plants show partial cane wilt before collapse, with sections wilting and dying as the season progresses. This disease disrupts berry production and may require removal of affected canes.
Cane blight disease in New York cane crops
A fungus causes cane blight in New York sugarcane, killing bark and wood and wilting the affected stalks as fruit ripens. Control measures include selecting healthy plants, burning old canes after harvest, and spraying new canes with Bordeaux though trials are inconclusive.
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New York
New York Agricultural Experiment Station
F. C. Stewart
Vetch as a Cover Crop in Orchards
Vetch, a hairy annual cover crop, offers winter resilience and nitrogen fixing via root nodules. It thrives in rich soils and tolerates poorer ones, with deep root systems. High current challenge is the expense of employing this plant for orchard cover cropping.
Seed Notes on Vetch Cultivation and Seed Costs
The article notes limited seed availability at about three cents per pound, but seed is pure and prolific and can be grown once started. Vetch can be broadcasted or sown. In Grills, seed rate is twenty to twenty five pounds per acre.
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United States
Museum of Natural History
New York
Scientific American
Walter L. Beasley
Mr. Beasley
Kochi
Tasso
German Anglophobia and the empire's stance abroad
The Saturday Review argues Germany's growth fuels Anglo phobia rooted in emigration and imperial aims. It notes German zeal for overseas empire risks conflict with Britain, especially in South Africa and Asia Minor, while praising Germany's restrained tone despite tensions.
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England
South Africa
Transvaal
Kaiser
Asia Minor
Russia
South America
United States
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Italy
Saturday Review
Printing and Office Stationery Delivered Smoothly
The note confirms that printing and all office stationery are well completed. It highlights efficient production and ready materials for use in daily operations.
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