Vision and obedience in daily life and faith
A sermon emphasizes heavenly visions guiding conduct, urging belief in good to inspire action. Obedience to conscience, divine law, and everyday virtuous examples strengthens character, family, school, and civil life. The piece blends moral exhortation with various small notices and anecdotes.
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White Clover: An Absolute Weed That Obstructs Strawberry Beds
The article notes white clover’s persistence in soil and its nuisance in strawberry beds. It propagates by seed and runners and resists smothering by grass. It often blooms after grass is cut, having been hidden beneath the grass as it grew.
Dialogue on a Girl's Musical Gift Highlights Class Etiquette
Mrs Cumrox praises her daughter's musical progress and timing. The young student can attend a classical concert and applaud at precise moments without attention to the audience. The Washington Star quotation underscores refined ear and discipline.
San Jose Scale Cure From Years Of Experiments
Years of costly trials led to an effective control for the San Jose scale. The winter spray of galt, sulphur and lime wash is applied to dormant deciduous trees after pruning to combat scale insects and prevent related fungal diseases, with proper burning of prunings.
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San Jose
Good Roads and Farmers Discuss Highway Aid in Newburg
Hon. G. E B. Harrison of the U S Department of Agriculture spoke on farm roads at a Newburg meeting. He cited that primary transport costs are high, that roads cut crop movement costs by two thirds, and that New Jersey led with a state aid law started by farmers. He noted wheelmen resist government action, and wide tires earn tax rebates.
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G. E B. Harrison
United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Roads
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Practical Rose Cultivation From Plant Selection To Planting
Practical guidance from the Woman’s Home Commission on starting roses. Focus on stocky, disease resistant stock, plant after frost danger passes, and prepare soil by deep spading and soil amendment with well rotted manure. Firm soil around each plant and ensure proper moisture before planting.
Vast Public Land Totals In United States
The American Agriculturist reports about 600 million acres of vacant public land in the United States. Most is in semiarid regions unsuitable for cultivation, even with irrigation. States like Texas also hold substantial land. rounded figures show Alabama four, Arizona 56, Arkansas 4, California 45, Colorado 40, Florida 2, Idaho 46, Kansas 1, Louisiana 1, Michigan 1, Minnesota 5, Mississippi 1, Missouri 1, Montana 72, Nebraska 11, Nevada 62, New Mexico 58, North Dakota 22, Oklahoma 7, Oregon 38, South Dakota 14, Utah 41, Washington 19, Wisconsin 1, Wyoming 50 million acres.
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Arkansas
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Florida
Idaho
Kansas
Louisiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
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Oklahoma
Oregon
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Utah
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Quips and Snippets Cross 19th Century Wit and World Views
A collection of aphorisms and brief extracts touches on memory, money, vintage proverbs, Chinese customs, Bible distribution, family remarks, life expectancy in past centuries, shaving habits, Longfellow and Gladstone, reconciliation, and a Dublin warning. Notable lines reference the eagle seal, aging habits, and clergy accountability for after dinner language.
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S.S
Bible Times
Bourgeos Soc
Beet Sugar Production Rises Amid Estimates of Last Year’s Crop
US beet sugar output climbs by about 40 800 tons since 1889 with last year’s crop estimated at 43 000 tons. The report also covers gold quality differences, keen kestrel sight, London street sandwich rules, traditional marriage gifts in Borneo, Vienna’s crowded Manderagio, Malta dense population, locust-control work in South Africa, Swiss rail purchase plans, foreign clerks in London firms, France’s wooden shoe industry, and ancient Athens inscriptions.
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London
Borneo
Manderagio
Vienna
Malta
South Africa
Edington
Bacteriological Institute
Cape Town
Switzerland
London Chamber of Commerce
France
Alsace
Lozere
Acropolis
Athens
Kallicrates
Parthenon
Impressions of Society Imitation at Reception
A witty exchange unfolds at a reception where one guest refuses singing or painting and boasts only imitations of society’s young. The other teases her claim as she sits, trying to look intelligent in Chicago News style.
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Dublin
Ellen Flanagan
Chicago News
Keeps lids tight on kettles to prevent flavor loss
Notice warns to keep lids pressed on kettles with boiling liquids to preserve delicate flavors of boiled dishes and mentions a large package of toilet paper sold together for 10 cents at this office.
South Dakota bill on Columbus Day faces long odds
A South Dakota representative discusses a proposal to create a Columbus Day holiday. The debate signals broader questions about national holidays and whether this bill will advance or stall amid opposition and procedural hurdles.
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Martin
South da
Ivery
America
Isalto Cousier
Poultry and Bee Notes on Winter Care and Feeding
Spring dwindling stems from poor winter management. Do not move hives on stands to avoid bee confusion. Stump pullers are cheap and unsafe. Fowls need varied diets rather than an invariant one. provide a wide range of foods to improve health and productivity.
Men Marrying School Teachers Should Be Grounded
A terse old saying advises men who wed teachers to be well grounded in giauimar, reflecting a local humor about marital expectations and social roles.
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