The Devil in Scripture and Daily Life
The article argues that the Lord's Prayer petitions to deliver us from the evil one. It discusses the devil as a real personal being active in both heavenly and earthly realms, citing passages from Job, Peter, and Hebrews. It asserts Christians must resist the devil, highlights his various forms, and looks forward to his ultimate defeat and the reign of Christ.
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Devil
Satan
God
Paul
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Dragging Roads in Spring Boosts Farm Access
The piece urges farmers to begin dragging dirt roads as frost leaves the ground. A well maintained road quickly pays for the effort, cutting yearly costs and increasing land value. It stresses personal pride in community infrastructure and practical gains from early spring work.
Dirt road drags improve by Ward King design
The article explains split-log and manufactured road drags, promoting their use to puddle and smooth dirt roads. It describes a steel drag with hinged rollers behind the blades to pack loose center dirt, plus levers to set cutting angle and roller height for controlled packing.
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D. Ward King
Herewich
Autoist’s view on graders and road drags
The autoist groans at a road grader and crew foreshadowing weeks of bad roads with sod, dirt, ruts, and bumps. He smiles when a road drag appears, signaling immediate improvement and lasting benefit to the road.
Road quality and markets shape farming land values
The text notes that land value hinges on access to markets and that better roads reduce travel time for produce, effectively shortening distance to market and influencing profitability for farmers.
Turkestan alfalfa found inferior to American varieties
Commercial Turkestan alfalfa has undergone extensive testing across the United States and in nearly every instance proved inferior to locally grown American strains. Research indicates American alfalfa yields and performance outperform imported varieties in diverse conditions.
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Turkestan
United States
Safe Dairy Business Promises Prosperity for Farmers
The article argues that dairying is a safe business proposition, bringing prosperity to farmers who engage in it. It claims no farmer has gone bankrupt in the dairy business when conducted properly.
Milkman Stock Under Scrutiny Calls for Inspection
Consumers press milk dealers to answer many questions as inspectors examine stock, tables, and sales methods to ensure quality and compliance.
Kaiser Urges Temperance in Naval Cadets Speech
In a November 21 1910 address at the Marvik naval academy dedication Emperor William warned cadets about alcohol. He said the nation drinking least will win and urged discipline aboard ships to maintain sound nerves for future battles. He noted temperance groups in the navy and urged others to follow.
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Kaiser
Naval Academy
Marvik
William
Marine Academy
Templar
Blue Cross
Farmer's Cry Over Rye Trade Recounts a Foolish Day
A farmer recalls selling a bushel of rye for 60 cents to a distiller who then produced 3.5 gallons of whisky sold to a saloonkeeper. He notes the costly chain of profit and questions if any other farmer is as big a fool as he.
Remedy for Accidents and Drunken Chauffeurs
Judge Sabath of Chicago urges giving courts authority to prison sentences for drunken chauffeurs. He warns every citizen voting for saloon perpetuates public danger. Dr Woods Hutchinson notes alcohol clouds judgment and dulls faculties even in moderation.
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Sabath
Chicago
Citizens’ Traffic and Safety Commission
Dr. Woods Hutchinson
Close Them Forever Saloons and Election Day Rules
The Los Angeles Tribune questions why saloons are closed daily and homes and government protected, noting the government’s practice of closing saloons on election day and urging lasting prohibition.
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The
Los Angeles Tribune
Eggs and Market Chickens In Demand For Medium Fowls
Markets favor medium sized fowls with plump bodies and yellow flesh such as Wyandottes Plymouth Rocks and Rhode Island Reds for dual egg and market poultry. Leghorns fetch lower prices despite better egg production. larger breeds like Langshans and Cochins profitable mainly where roasters and capons are in demand.
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Plymouth
Plymouth Rocks
Brhods Island
Indiana
Eggs as Farm Income Source Says Kilpatrick
M C Kilpatrick of the Ohio College of Agriculture warns eggs should be the main income for farm flocks due to rising demand and profitable prices. He notes eggs require less labor and are easier to market, with poultry meat as a secondary revenue mainly as a by product. The poultryman is urged to plan to harvest broilers in early spring while producing eggs for market.
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M. C. Kilpatrick
Ohio College of Agriculture
Build Floor High and Dry For Poultry Houses
The floor should be built at least a foot above surrounding ground to guard against flooding from thawing snow or heavy rain. This height helps keep poultry housing dry and functional during harsh weather.
Whitewash Advice for Henhouse Interior Cleaning
A practical tip urges applying a good coat of whitewash to the henhouse interior to brighten and improve conditions for the flock. Emphasis on thoroughly cleaning the walls before application to ensure healthful, pleasant housing.
Cracked Corn Is Cheapest for Poultry Feed
Cracked corn is cheaper than whole corn for chickens because the added exercise improves digestion and overall feed efficiency. Use a sieve to sift fine portions for mashes, avoid waste, keep feed clean, and discard leftover mash by reclaiming it for the next day. Kill rats and mice to protect grain stores.
Kill or Sell Undesirable Cockerels Now
A local note warns to remove all small undesirable cockerels from early chick batches to prevent havoc in quality. The guidance urges quick action to kill or sell these roosters to protect flock quality and efficiency.
Winter Vegetables and Savory Side Dishes
A collection of vintage kitchen guidance detailing soaking methods for cellar vegetables and turning them into crisp dishes. Includes Eastern Turnips in butter, Curried Vegetables with curry sauce, Lima Beans in a casserole, Molded Potatoes, German Carrots in cream, and a brown sauce for stuffed patties. Also covers a fruit juice soaked dessert and a cheese pudding baked with crackers.
Making Profit With Sheep
Sheep are efficient feeders, converting coarse fodder into gains and outperforming cattle on the same feed. Iowa station data show 1,000 lb cattle on full feed gain 2.14 lb daily, while 1,000 lb sheep gain 3.73 lb, with sheep consuming 48 percent more dry matter but achieving 75 percent higher gains. Additionally, sheep produce fleece worth 75 cents to $1.50 per head and thrive on short pasture, ideal for weed control.
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Iowa
Comfort in Stock Stables for Winter Health
The article stresses keeping stock comfortable and well fed during cold months. It argues that tight stables are not always warm, promotes dry air and ventilation, and suggests a south-facing shed with good bedding as an economical, comfortable option for cattle on cold days.
Prosperity Signals From a Neighbor’s New Buildings
A farmer notes that when neighbors paint or erect new buildings it signals prosperity. An outlook that welcome company brings good fortunes, while the stingy man may miss opportunities. The simple lesson: prosperity invites companionship.
Be Cheerful Once In a While
A brief note urges readers to brighten their city presence and dress neatly while out, contrasting private life with public appearance at social and community events in Fort Worth.
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Aemile
Fort Worth
Mate Breeding Sows for Early Farrowing Advantages
Early farrowing improves pig growth to reach market size as forage crops become available. Pigs farrowed early reach market weight by September when prices peak, while late farrowing delays weight and lowers pork prices into December or January.
Horse Deserves Good Care and Respect for Farm Work
A short, moral proclamation urges kindness to working horses. It praises the faithful farm horse for plowing, hauling crops, and aiding the farmer in all seasons, urging owners to ensure their comfort at night to be better masters and citizens.
Cause of Indigestion in Horses
Indigestion in a horse often links to too frequent urination, but moldy hay is a common cause. Ensure only sound feeds are provided. Medicine should not be necessary.
Injured colt tied head in stall all winter risks harm
A growing colt tied by the head in a stall throughout winter faces increasing injury risk. The report notes potential harm to the young horse if confinement continues long term.
The Golden Rule Guides Daily Life and Conduct
A concise statement praising the Golden Rule as the best daily plan, citing the Savior's instruction to do unto others as you would have them do unto you, and urging adherence in everyday behavior.
Cascarets Advertises Liver and Bowels Remedy
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a remedy for constipation and digestive distress. It promises relief from headaches biliousness dizziness and nervousness by cleansing internal organs with a 10 cent box. The copy urges widespread use including for children and claims health happiness and a clear head for months.
Skinny Works with Dog Fancier In Whistle Teaching Job
Skeets asks about work and Skinny explains he is employed with a dog fancier. He teaches ladies how to whistle when they buy a dog, describing the unusual part of his job.
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Skeets
Messenger Gang
Skinny
Actress Reveals Gray Hair Remedy Recipe
A famous actress shares a home hair treatment using Bay Rum Barbo Compound and glycerine mixed with water to darken streaked hair. The solution promises soft glossy hair without scalp staining greasiness or rub-off and is available in Barbo Compound boxes or can be mixed at home at little cost.
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