Downstairs bedroom proves practical in farm home plan
Dr. Paul H. Flack argues a downstairs bedroom is essential for sickroom use and guest needs. Dan and Martha Fosters adapt a den to a main downstairs bedroom, adding a bath closet, bed access, and a lockable medicine cabinet, proving its value through family illnesses and a stroke-affected mother’s visits.
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Paul H. Flack
Farm Journal
Io Gay
Dan Foster
Fosters
Dan
Martha
Doc
Dec
Marthe
Utica witness confirms milk pasteurization claim
In Utica a witness testifies to pasteurization of dairy milk, answering affirmatively. The witness adds a note about sows being foraged out to pasture every morning.
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Utica
Milk costs reveal farmers receive 56 percent of spend
Statistics show that 56 per cent of each dollar spent on milk goes to farmers. The finding highlights how consumer purchases translate into farm income.
Garbled Word Puzzle Not An Article
Fragmentary OCR listing many mismatched clues and stray phrases. no coherent event or person identified. Reads like jumble of terms such as Hindu queen, alternating current, Greek bishop, Algerian seaport, olive genus, and various numbers with no narrative or dateline.
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Atross L
Constellation
Hard Luck and Hard Times Shape Rising Careers Across Fields
A series of historical anecdotes shows how adversity forged success. Dr. Clifford Martin's early trials in a London boys club steered his path to ordination, while George King built a crane firm from dockside fights. Adelaide Headless started the Women’s Institute after her son’s death, and Abbe Pierre’s crusade for housing followed a tragic death. Stan Swash recovered sight after war injuries and rebuilt Woolworths, and HG Wells thrives despite early hardships. Bob Ripley’s misfortune redirected him to enduring creativity.
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Clifford Martin
Liverpool
Islington Green
London
George King
U.S.A
Onder
Australia
Thames
Tilbury
King
Pac
Women’s Institute
Adelaide Headless
Hamilton
Ontario
Squire's Hall
Stoney Creek
Crusaders
Pierre
France
Stanley Swash
Woolworths Ltd
Britain
Oxford Street
H G. Wells
BH. G. Wells
Robert Ripley
Spc
UEIME
Odd Honeymoons and the Varying Meaning of Marriage
A columnist recalls how couples interpret marriage differently. Stories range from couples honeymooning in extreme locations to brides hospitalized after ceremonies and partners parting on wedding night. The piece notes unusual outcomes and a Canadian worker's sickness absence statistic.
Choosing The Best In Life By Put God First
A devotional urging believers to seek first the kingdom of God and let divine priorities shape choices. It cites Philippians and Matthew verses, warns against material excess, and encourages a garden of truthful thoughts, confessing sins, and choosing what pleases Christ. It frames life as a balanced set of priorities led by faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadians
USA
Jesus
God
Paul
Believe It or Not Man John D Rockefeller
The piece portrays John D Rockefeller as a self made magnate who valued wealth as a religious duty to gain and give away riches. He is described as vigorous at ninety eight while critics doubted his life, yet he donated about 150 million pounds before his death in 1937.
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John D Rockefelter
Billy Graham
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Garland
Joyce Gamrath
Ransome E. Olds
St. Ives
Swaan Peak
California
Northumberland
Wiltshire
Portsmouth
Devonshire Court
Jesus Christ
David Spinney
Hallowe'en
David
Dave
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