Baruch the Scribe Lesson on Baruch and Bible copying
The piece recounts Baruch son of Neriah as Jeremiah’s amanuensis who copied God’s words, read them in the Lord’s house, and helped disseminate Scripture. It praises Baruch’s courage and faithfulness, links to Psalms 119:105, mentions Bible Society and Gideons, and urges modern youths to share God’s word.
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Aruch
Maaselah
Josiah
Neriah
Jehoiakim
Jeremiah
Baruch
Babylon
B.C
Jerusalem
Judah
God
Henry Ford
Jeremaiah
Eph Hawkins
Lem Goslin
Conduct shapes world. morality offers hope for humanity
The quote by Nicholas Murray Butler asserts that conduct guides the globe. He argues moral action brings hope while immoral conduct threatens the destruction of 5,000 years of human achievement.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Summer boating season and the lure of escape
The piece celebrates summer boating on lakes and seas, contrasting the cost and hassles of land life with the lure of drifting at sea. It notes inflation, gear, and the humor of sailors who enjoy disorientation, charts they cannot read, and the thrill of being lost at sea.
Grass Silage Benefits for Dairymen Highlighted by Wisconsin FFA
Wisconsin FFA chapters and Kraft report twelve advantages of grass silage for dairy farming. It preserves up to 30 percent more alfalfa protein, avoids losses from rain during haying, allows orderly harvest, aids weed seed destruction, eases erosion and pest control, preserves feed value of weedy crops, rest for fall pastures, and improves winter milk color and butter quality versus corn silage or sun-cured hay.
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Wisconsin Ffa
Kraft
U S Wheat Champions Honored in Minnesota
Millions of fungi are in two tiny dishes held by Dr J J Christiansen University of Minnesota plant pathology professor as he explains disease control to W A Brown in Minnesota. The scene features U S wheat champions being honored.
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J. J. Christiansen
University of Minnesota
W. A. Brown
Precautions for Dipping Sheep Are Suggested
Dipping rules advise fasting sheep several hours before the bath and not dipping them on arrival if heated. Do not use arsenical bath on wounds. Do not dip with head first. Prepare the bath per package instructions and mix thoroughly.
Young Cockleburs Poison Swine Warn Iowa Experts
Veterinarians at Iowa State College warn that young cocklebur seedlings can poison swine. The danger rises with drought and short pastures as pigs seek green feed. The advised remedy is to keep hogs out of fields until cocklebur seedlings are eliminated.
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Iowa State College
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Bobby
Nancy
Sluggo
Ernie Bushmiller
Professor Floogle
Ball Park
Margarita
Matt and
Jeff
Bud Fisher
Thello
A.M
Matt
Blankety
Arthur Pointer
Susie
Gene Byrnes
Jimmy Dugan
Sunnyside
By Clark S, Maas
Gotretch
Dean Fellow
Aar Bimbly
Virgil
BY Len Kleis
Shux
Iowa
Dr. Newton
International Council of Religious Education
HiiPhilipr
Yacht Club
Berlin
U. N
Clay
Dewey
Stymie
Warren
Warren Harding
Warren Wright
Warren Warren
California
Earl Stassen
Zeke Clay
Wisconsin
U. S
Minnesota
Pion
Pierce
Colo
Norman
Tom Ridley
Langdon
N. Center
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