Going Back to Nature and Simple Living
Mrs Snuyon dipzen and Mr Snuyon Jinpzen weary of modern life, urging economizing and a return to nature. They propose a simpler life, asking James to adjust days off for a quieter existence.
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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1921
Page
7
Mrs Snuyon dipzen and Mr Snuyon Jinpzen weary of modern life, urging economizing and a return to nature. They propose a simpler life, asking James to adjust days off for a quieter existence.
A Louisville Courier-Journal note questions reader interest in propos headlines labeled “propos” and whether articles on life steel or naval stores merit attention. The comment implies curiosity about curating topic scope in early 20th century newspapers.
An Indiana swine grower shares experiences with careful breeding and proper feed as the key to avoiding undersized animals. He notes a boar grown from foundation stock reached 1 015 pounds by age three and cites others reaching 600 to 1 800 pounds under farm care. The eye of the master and consistent feeding are emphasized.
Page County Virginia county agent urged purebreds to a farmer during pig club season but the man bought four scrub pigs. He fed them about five months, butchered them in January with the largest at 175 pounds, while the prize pig weighed 360 pounds. The farmer says scrub pigs cost more than double the meat value and plans to seek purebreds.
Advice on a cost effective fattening mix proposes a daily ration of 50 pounds silage two to three pounds oil meal and two to three pounds clover hay. It recommends increasing corn during the final two months of feeding while corn prices stay low.
Early shearing reduces heat stress on ewes and newborn lambs. The article argues continued wool coverage in hot weather offers little wool weight gain and harms animal comfort. It emphasizes removing heavy coats before heat peaks benefits both mother and lamb.
Special care should be given to fattening lambs as soon as they are weaned. Provide abundant succulent forage for age supplemented with farm grown grain foods and a small amount of wheat bran and oil meat for best results.
The lesson analyzes Martha and Mary welcoming Jesus and choosing the better part. It then highlights Jesus as obedient son caring for the family and Timothy’s home training from scripture, stressing home teaching over Sunday instruction.
A biblical excerpt from Revelation 14 1 5 describes two Lambs on Mount Zion with 144 000 followers before the throne of God. The faithful are depicted as without fault and bearing the Father s name on their foreheads.
A religious excerpt emphasizing divine protection for those who trust in the Lord. The verse highlights inner peace as a result of steadfast focus on God.
Georgie misreads a sentence in class and argues that feebly is a noun. The teacher checks the book and confirms feebly is an adverb, while Georgie insists it describes the man and his chin.
In a fogbound morning, thirteen year old Harry corrects his mother on electricity safety during laundry, suggesting rubber footwear to avoid shocks. A separate tale follows Farmer Giles and his worker losing a bullock in the mist, the animal leading them astray until it vanishes at market.
A Courier Journal item notes a sharp exchange about an unnamed man who had his secretary call the speaker on the wire. The speaker insists on speaking only to principals and criticizes the other for not calling directly.
An 80 year old widow Mrs John Hill reports sour stomach and grip related distress eased after a week on Matonic. Fatonice relieves indigestion heartburn and bloating by neutralizing excess acidity and gases. Buy Eatonic in a large box with druggist guarantee.
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