Easter resurrection emphasized by Paul in first Corinthians lesson
The lesson underscores the resurrection as the central proof of faith, with Paul testifying that he himself saw the risen Christ and that the gospel saves those who believe. It contrasts belief with unbelief, urges awakeness to righteousness, and calls believers to share the resurrected life with others.
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Emmaus
Thomas
Ephesus
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Jerusalem
Origin of Holstein Breed Names and Associations
The Holstein and Holstein Friesian names refer to the same breed. Early there were two associations, Holstein and Dutch Friesian, but they represented one breed in practice. Friesland, in northern Holland, and Holstein, in northern Germany, produced cattle called Dutch Friesians.
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Holstein
Holstein Association
Friesland
Holland
Germany
Holstein Friesian: The Origin of Black and White Cattle
The text explains the unification of two cattle associations in 1885 into Holstein Friesian. It notes that cattle from both sections are now named Holstein Friesian, though the correct hyphenated form is Holstein-Friesian and Holsteins is a common but improper usage.
Make a Milk Stool From a 2x4 and Board Piece
A simple milking stool can be improvised by sawing a 2x4 to a foot and a half and nailing a 10x10 board to its end. This creates a compact seat allowing a farmer to work while seated.
Pure Water for Dairy Cows
The article notes cows are largely water, milk is high in water, and keeping cows cool in heat requires ample pure drinking water. It emphasizes the necessity of supplying dairy cows with clean water.
Dairy Herd Efficiency and Feeding Practices Highlight
The article advises water over food for hens, notes cows producing butter fat do so efficiently, and stresses clean airy stables for calves. It covers cow testing, bran as a good feed, potential herd doubling through intelligent breeding, and the value of corn fodder and silos to reduce milk costs.
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Prof
Liffth
Nebraska
Senate Adds Arizona and New Mexico Senators in 96-Member Upper House
Four new senators from Arizona and New Mexico join the Senate, enlarging it to 96 with 51 Republicans and 43 Democrats. Marcus Aurelius Smith and Henry Ashurst of Arizona join alongside Thomas Benton Catron and Albert Bacon Fell of New Mexico. Senate terms await lottery, with two long and two short terms. The House to pass wool tariff revision. cane sugar hearings begin as week opens.
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New Mexico
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Marcus Aurelius Smith
Tucson
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Ashhurst
Prescott
Ariz
Senate
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Santa Fe
Albert Bacon Fell
Three Rivers
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Catron
Fell
Territorial Supreme Court
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Ashurst
Colorado
Taylor
Tennessee
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Finance Committee
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Aikelihood
Fiddling Bob Taylor Dies After Gall Bladder Operation
Senior United States Senator from Tennessee known as Fiddling Bob Taylor dies in Washington on Sunday after an operation for gall stones. He was famous for touring with his violin and campaigning across the South.
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United States
Tennessee
Washington
Robert Love Taylor
South
Bob” Taylor
Secretary Knox Returns to Free American Soil in San Juan
Secretary Knox stood on American soil in San Juan Puerto Rico for the first time in a month and was greeted by the American flag flying alone among other nations. Streets were decorated with stars and stripes across the city.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Knox
Planned Attack on Roosevelt by Wisconsin Pole Found
Authorities say Charles Schomulka planned to attack Franklin D. Roosevelt as he believed the candidate would pass through Waukesha Wisconsin. The Roosevelt train used a different route and went through the state by another line.
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Waukesha
Wis
Charles Schomulka
Gore
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Mines Suspend as Coal Miners Take Vacation Nationwide
Indianapolis report notes a midnight Sunday suspension due to wage troubles. More than 400000 miners will vacation, with about 510000 in the anthracite field and 250000 in the bituminous sector, likely lasting several weeks.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Reil Ly Attacks Hill In Wool Tariff Debate
In Washington the wool tariff revisions bill debate heated when Rep Reil ly of Connecticut Democrat assailed Rep Hill minority wool tariff author. The clash highlighted partisan tensions over tariff policy in the house.
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Hill
Washington
House
Representative Reilly
Connecticut
Representative Hill
Woman of 91 Found Dead in Boulder Personal Crisis
Mrs Hester Ennes aged 91 was found dead by her son L B Ennes in Boulder Colorado. She had severed an artery in her wrist with scissors and no motive was disclosed.
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Boulder
Colo
Hester Ennes
L. B. Ennes
Epictetus Quotes and 19th Century Remedies Parade
A fragmented score of quotes and ad phrases appears, citing Epictetus on restraint and a promo for Garfield Tea as a remedy. Mentions LAXATIVE BROMO QUININA and B. S. Grove signature, plus weather snippets Hewett and Jawett. Ends with musings on literature and technology.
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B. S. Grove
Wure
Connoisseur of Happiness Quotations Cited in Gangway Banter
A dialogue features Spoonleigh as a hap piness connoisseur who can be happy but cannot, and asks how such a connoisseur is defined. Uncle Ezra challenges comparing Wounded Knee to the Reformation, suggesting both events were recorded on more film footage.
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Ezra
Wounded Knee
Eben
Puck
Retired Congressman Frank S. Black Ends Political Career
Former Congressman and Governor Frank S. Black, 58, says he has retired after earning a million dollars from law practice since leaving politics. He argues that after a point, a man should seek time over wealth, noting you can't defy human nature.
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Frank S. Black
Telegraph Office Cadaverous Messenger Delays Telegram
A frail man asks a telegraph clerk to send a telegram to his wife and promises payment tomorrow. The operator cites a rush and overtime in the office, delaying the request with a dry, humorous tone.
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Harper’s Weekly
Parrot’s Profanity Provokes Kitchen Incident
A family tale recounts an aunt dunking a swearing parrot to curb its chatter. After a rain shower, she brought wet chicks into the house to dry beneath the bird, which then squawked that the youngsters too had sworn, uttering a comic quip about “little fools.”
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Howse
Woman quits coffee, heart and health improve dramatically
Apple Creek resident details a life changing transition from coffee to Postum. She describes four years of heart trouble and nervous prostration, then relief after quitting coffee and adopting Postum, with renewed energy, weight gain in a relative, and no further medicines. The letter ends with a promotional line.
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Apple Creek
Nervous Despondent Women Report Relief from Lydia Pinkham Remedy
Platea Pennsylvania and Walcott North Dakota cases describe relief from nervousness backache and crying spells after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Women report better sleep improved mood and regained health. Special confidential advice offered by the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Platea, Pa
Mary Haustead
Amelia Daahel
Walcott, N. Dakota
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
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