World-wide Prohibition: Messiah's Kingdom and Blessings
Lesson outlines Messiah as the Anointed One in Isaiah 61 1 9 with a twofold program proclaiming the acceptable year of the Lord and the day of vengeance and detailing the subsequent blessings for Israel including comfort for mourners beauty for ashes oil of joy and Gentile cooperation as God establishes a covenant and rightful priesthood through the coming kingdom
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Messiah
God
Jesus
Israel
Jerusalem
Judah
Vacation encounter in the backwoods riddle dialogue
A man on vacation is accosted at a log cabin. The stranger asks whose hut and other questions with answers that turn on a chain of rhymes: Moggs logs frogs bogs hogs dogs.
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Moggs
Stamp sales yield profit for government, Post Office notes
The Post Office reports that stamp collectors pay for new stamps without receiving a service, creating a profit. More than 1200 dollars worth of special delivery stamps sold to collectors result in about 800 dollars profit to the government, since design and dies cost 439.81 dollars.
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Post Office Department
False Prophets Quote From John 4 1
A brief biblical reflection cites John 4 1 urging discernment of spirits amid many false prophets active in the world. The note emphasizes testing claims to divine inspiration.
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God
Unjust Things Quote from Wisdom Book
A historical excerpt quotes Wisdom 1 8 warning that those who utter unjust things cannot hide them and that harsh judgment will follow. The line emphasizes accountability and moral consequence.
In the Sight of All Men Verse Note
A brief note cites Romans 12 17 urging honesty in all things and living with integrity before others as a guiding moral reminder.
Fall Calving Boosts Milk and Butterfat In 64 Associations
A USDA study of 10,870 cows in 64 testing associations finds fall freshening yields higher milk production and butterfat. December leads in income over feed cost. experts note exceptions by region and market stability. Bulletin 1071 by J. C. McDowell details results and guidance for farmers.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department Bulletin
J. C. McDowell
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Alfalfa Beneficial Feed For Sheep Production
Alfalfa hay serves as good feed for both breeding and fattening sheep. Finer cuts reduce waste, and experiments show mutton can be produced with alfalfa alone, though adding a small grain ration improves economic gains. A touch of grain with hay aids breeding stock efficiency.
Silo Benefits Highlighted by Wisconsin Experiment Station
The Wisconsin Experiment Station outlines silo advantages including raising corn feeding value from 25 to 30 percent, saving frosted and immature corn, providing insurance against drought and short pasture, delivering juicy winter feed for healthier productive cows, offering the cheapest winter feed, and letting farmers feed more stock from fewer acres with three tons of siloage equal to a ton of hay.
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Wisconsin Experiment Station
Reducing Garden Insect Injury Through Cleanup
A garden thus harbors the last survivors of insect pests in trash, weeds, and old stalks. Cleaning up the garden and burning harboring places can destroy many pests. Late plowing exposes more pests to frost, reducing damage and easing next season’s spraying.
Timothy and Clover Hay and Pasture Mix Advised
Timothy seed is cheaper this fall so apply generously. Sow clover in spring to enrich soil as timothy grows. The combination yields excellent hay and pasture benefits with strong soil improvement accompanying it.
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Timothy
Costly House for Poultry
An extensive and costly house for poultry does not guarantee better stock. Often the owner takes more pride in his houses and surroundings than in the quality of his poultry.
Leather care advice for longevity and keenness
The note urges treating leather with oil on a wet day before cold weather to ensure deep penetration, preventing drying cracks. Properly oiled leather lasts many years longer than leather left to dry out and crack, preserving its suppleness and usefulness.
Selecting a herd boar by individuality and lineage
The article emphasizes choosing a herd boar based on individuality ancestry and proven offspring. It advises inspecting sire and dam, relatives, and preferring aged, tested boars. It argues a good sire greatly influences the herd and warns against using inferior sires.
Purebred Animal Worth and Breeder Ideals Discussed
The piece argues purebreds sustain breeder ideals and reward proper feeding and care. It cautions that scrubs under harsh conditions fail to pay their way, while well grown purebreds for lambs pigs calves or colts yield better returns and reflect breeder effort.
Feeding minerals to hogs in practical farm practice
The article notes farmers rely on minerals for hog growth and digestion. It cites feeding minerals via ground bone or rock phosphate, plus common mixtures of salt copperas glauber salts sulfur and charcoal with ground bone. It suggests combining with tankage to deliver about half an ounce per 100 pounds of pig daily.
Finding the four-leaf clover grower in rotations
The piece argues that many growers accept clover as essential in crop rotations but few truly master growing it without failure. It notes public agricultural agencies seek to solve the puzzle of overcoming clover failures and maintaining soil nutrients through phosphate, lime, manure, and inoculation.
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