Free alcohol on farms gains cautious approval in Congress
The last session backed Aguatur Hanshougi amendments to a free alcohol loan enabling farmers to distil up to one hundred gallons daily on their premises starting next September. Farmers must follow strict Internal Revenue rules, obtain guidance from the bureau, and secure proper storage, inspection, denaturing substances, and material choices with expert instruction to avoid wasteful errors.
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Action of Probst on Soil and moisture balance
The article explains soil productivity relies on moisture balance across seasons to support deep root growth and branching. It emphasizes air water balance, friability, and organic matter use for constant plant nourishment and notes frost in winter aids soil pulverization and clod breakage.
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Sheep Restore Fertility and Grow Better Pastures
A prominent sheep raiser asserts that grazing sheep can renew degraded ranges by removing bushes and weeds while leaving stones. Nutritious grasses replace unwanted vegetation, improving land for dairy farming. Good cows remain cost effective compared to poor milkers, aiding profits in six months to a year.
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Ely
Feeding ducks for laying season guidance
Ducks begin laying in February. Proper feeding keeps costs low before laying starts. During the laying season, provide a liberal portion of animal food in their ration.
How to ripen pears properly
Winter pears often shrivel and stay woody. Keep them in a moist cool area until soft, then move to a drier warmer place to finish ripening.
Walnut prep for Thanksgiving turkeys claim Italian method
The article describes Italians stuffing a walnut daily into turkeys starting about thirty days before Christmas. By the forty ninth day the birds are reportedly fattened and ready for market.
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Illine
Blue Light Proposed as Future Anesthetic
A French doctor reports blue electric light as a painless anesthetic rivaling chloroform and ether. By directing blue light at the eyes only, patients reportedly drift into a pleasant insensibility lasting two to three minutes, enough for tooth extractions. He also notes blue surroundings calm nervous tension and promote a restful sleep, coining a new use for the color in medical care.
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New York American
His Lordship Forgot Grace at Manchester Dinner
The Lord Mayor of Manchester recalls his predecessor at a dinner. After the guests pass the third course, he remembers they had not said grace. A humorous moment captures a forgotten courtesy in a city story from the London Globe.
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Grace
London Globe
Damascus First Turkish City to Light Streets with Electricity
Damascus becomes the first city in the Turkish empire to install electric street lighting and operate electric street cars. The move signals a modernization drive and places Damascus at the forefront of regional electrification and urban transit development.
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Murder and life rights urged from Brooklyn pulpit
In a Brooklyn sermon at Irving Square Presbyterian Church Hey. Tra Wenmmell Henderson cites Exodus 20 13 Thou shalt not kill asserting the fundamental right to life. He critiques hidden killings by abuse fights and financial exploitation and denounces capital punishment and war urging Christians to uphold life and moral responsibility.
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The Gates of Pearl Sermon on the Twelve Gates
Rev. J. Wilbur Chepman discusses the Pearl Gates sermon noting the pearl as history of suffering. He explains pearls form when a foreign irritant enters a mollusk and the creature coats it with substance to ease pain.
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J. Wilbur Chepman
The Preacher Needs Help and Followers Suffer Loss
A quote from Andrew Murray laments a preacher's burden as believers must sacrifice spiritual exercise and activity. He argues the pastor is robbed of the support and prayers that accompany their mission and hopeful prosperity.
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le Winisters
Andrew Murray
Paying For Sin Harvests Ruin of Soul
Robertson states every sin demands payment and sensual indulgence yields ruin for the soul, warning of spiritual consequence and moral cost.
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Robertson
Australian challenger to Durnan for Toronto bay race
Toronto April 29 Wrey the Australian sculler now coaching the Detroit Boat club challenges Durnan to a championship of America race on Toronto bay Durnan accepts if the stakes are large enough and the race is scheduled for July if it goes ahead.
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Toronto
Wrey
Detroit Boat Club
Toronto Bay
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