The Allure of Farm Harvest Time and City Life
A nostalgic reflection on rural harvest season drawing city dwellers to the farm to witness hay pitching and grain gathering. The piece contrasts the appealing, timeless memories of farm rhythms with urban life, noting how farmers’ and farm boys’ summers evoke pleasant pasts and simpler times.
Harvest Time on the Farm in the Grain Belt Era
The article contrasts old and modern harvest methods across the United States. It notes the shift from sickle and flail to machine powered big outfits in the West, the rise of portable steam harvesters, and the social order surrounding harvest work. It highlights women’s labor, neighborly crews, and the cooking support from mobile kitchens aiding harvest efficiency.
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Wong
Europe
Orient
Pacific
Mississippi
When the Shah Traveled a Persian Ruler's Cash and Fearful Night
The shah of Persia funded journeys by loans and a paid-suites scheme. Officials paid 50 000 to 300 000 francs for inclusion and could recoup costs, explaining many traveling courtiers and odd titles. The shah carried a pistol, distrusted subjects, refused the Eiffel Tower, and demanded constant light and noise at night to sleep.
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Persia
Europe
Russia
M. Paoli
McClure
France
Eiffel Tower
Josiah Reforms Amid Scythian Invasion in Judah
A Sunday school lesson outlines Josiah’s reign beginning at age eight, his reforms in 12th year amid Scythian invasions, the finding of the Book of the Law, temple repairs, and a call to personal renewal through confession, repentance, and living the fruits of the spirit.
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Jerusalem
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Jehovah
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Far East
Jeremiah
Herodotus
Caucasus
Assyria
Palestine
Egypt
Shapan
Maaselah
Joah
Solomon
Joash
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