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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1931

Page

7

Paul Preaching in Antioch and Opening a New Field

Lesson text centers on Paul and Barnabas in Antioch Pisidia with John Mark's defection, Paul's sermon in the synagogue, justification by faith, and the sermon’s impact. It notes Jewish opposition and subsequent turning to the Gentiles, ending with the disciples filled with joy and the Holy Spirit.

Paul Antioch Perga Saul Barnabas John Mark Cyprus Pamphylia Mark Pisidia Jesus Canaan Israel David God John the Baptist Jesus Christ

Through Gates of Forgiveness by Richard Whitwell

The quote explores moving from darkness to light, coldness to warmth, evil to good, indifference to love, and illusion to reality as a personal transformation.

Richard Whitwell

God's Dews and Showers of Grace Inspire Humble Hearts

A devotional line notes that divine grace slides from pride to humble hearts, refreshing them like rain on valleys and making them fertile for virtue. It emphasizes humility as the conduit for spiritual renewal and growth.

Leighton

Dairy lets scales tell the cow s ration

Dairy experts describe using cow milk output and butterfat to guide feeding. New York dairy record clubs help farmers cut costs by matching grain to each cow s production, with savings reported by Ralph Hallock and Rupert Bays as tests expand via regional labs and county facilities.

C. G. Bradt New York State College of Agriculture Ralph Hallock Marathon Cortland County Rupert Bays Virgil Record Club New York State Bradt College of Agriculture Gowanda Middletown Ithaca

Dairymen See Value in Herd Improvement

A Canton Pennsylvania Dairy Herd Improvement association report urges testing and culling unprofitable cows due to low milk prices. It argues herd work serves member profits via bookkeeping and records, stressing improvement is vital even when prices are weak.

Canton Penn Dairy Herd Improvement Association

Summer Feeding Boosts Cattle Winter Output in Iowa Study

A Johnson County Iowa Herd Improvement Association member shows summer grain feeding improves next winter production. In 1929 cows on pasture without grain grew thin and underperformed. Last summer they received a grain mix of corn and cobmeal, ground oats, and a high protein concentrate, keeping cows in good condition for winter feeding and higher production.

Johnson County Iowa

Natural urge to pick up bargain

An Indianapolis News essay notes that attempting to get something for nothing is morally condemned and may lead to trouble. It argues the appeal lies in perceived value, while the hidden cost includes mental strain and loss of self-respect.

Cato Ninetails Nothng Indianapolis News

Unexpected Commute Turns Delayed Morning

Mr Chug gins claims a twenty minute trip to the office but arrives an hour after the call. The delay is attributed to forty minutes needed to start the car.

Man Dips Bare Hands for Salmon at Biddeford Mills

A mill employee at Biddeford Maine watching water fall into the Saco River waded in and scooped two salmon from the pool below the gates. Each fish measured about 32 inches in length and caused a local stir as they were captured with bare hands.

Biddeford Maine Saco River

Shot patient claims his wife shot him in Detroit hospital

In a Detroit receiving hospital admitting room a nurse takes the history of a man shot. The patient identifies himself and his wife as the shooter. He declares she is the one who shot him.

Detroit Receiving Hospital

Marriage Law Aims Change in Wedlock Debates

A short dialogue hints at future marital authority and mutual veto. Wedmore forecasts acceptance of spouse amendments, while the speaker vows to lay down rules after marriage, reflecting domestic negotiation themes.

The Guide Motorist Exchange on Town Distances

A quip-rich note on estimating distances to towns and the playful tug of debate among locals. It highlights a yokel joke about misjudging how far one town lies from another.

Give-and Take Life Advice Quips

A compact aphorism set promoting enjoying life as filling a measure not draining a cup. It warns against lingering with clashful company and notes poverty as inconvenient though not criminal.

Firing Line at the Lambs Over a Taxi Meter Dispute

A hurried author pays a $1.10 meter charge with a $20 bill, provoking the taxi driver who has not seen such a bill since before the war. The passenger then asks an actor on the Lambs stoop for change, who replies he would not risk spending a dollar and a quarter there.

Lambs

Orchestra leader’s baton readies tense players

A Life quote compares musicians nerves to speeches as a conductor lifts his baton. The remark notes the cornet player poised to whistle through teeth, while some people seem stuck in a perpetual sleep.

Special Brand tires hide maker from public

A Special Brand tire is produced by a manufacturer for distributors like mail order houses and oil firms under a name that conceals the tire-maker from consumers. Firestone, by contrast, brands every tire with his own name.

Firestone

Lice Control for Calves in Winter

The winter calf often suffers lice which sap its vitality. A 2 percent coal tar dip applied to the whole body is an effective treatment, with a follow up in a week or ten days. When cold, a kerosene and lard mix or louse powder can help, along with thorough calf shed cleaning and disinfection.

Green Clover Feeding Restores Milk in Drought

H B Wideman of Medina County Ohio drought hits pasture and unpalatable forage. He mowed red clover and oats then fed green to his dairy herd. He reports cows returned to normal production after starting green feed and plans to repeat during future droughts.

H. B. Wideman Medina County Ohio Mr. Wideman

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