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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1924
Page
7
Review guide outlines December lesson themes from John 14 9 focusing on Jesus as the Father revealer and Messiah. It lists lessons on Kingdom power prayer parables miracles transfiguration Good Samaritan blindness Lazarus resurrection and the incarnation with teaching aims for adults youth and seniors.
A fashion analysis notes the cloche trend waning yet not vanishing, with new autumn and winter shapes emerging. It cites shifts toward flare skirts, higher crowns, and larger brims, while the old cloche silhouette remains influential for the season.
Not every man who knows color is an artist yet one cannot be an artist without color knowledge. Religious experience does not make one competent to handle all life problems but one cannot deal with them effectively without religious experience. That is why many professed experts fail like Congregationalists.
Excerpt praises wholehearted acceptance of God's dealings when the heart is right and guided by the Holy Spirit. It asserts unwavering affirmation of divine leadership and mission.
The new hat styles gain popularity as a harmony between early fall concepts and modern costumes emerges. The cloche era ends though its influence lingers, with milady hesitant to radical changes yet embracing a variety of crown shapes if flattering.
The article notes the revival of flexible bracelets in widths from one to two inches, with half inch versions still shown. It highlights antique filigree set with lapis, jade, and turquoise matrix and mentions table-cut topazes in box settings. A 1924 motif appears as a flexible buckle element, with variations featuring a long oval center stone and multiple jewel strands leading to a square-cut clasp.
Civet cat fur becomes popular for collars and cuffs this season as wraps showcase its dash and luster.
An article stresses prudent home food handling to reduce waste and costs. It warns that spoilage stems from heat dust light and mishandling and urges proper storage and timely preparation, noting the need to receive orders with care and verify quality on delivery.
Shaded furs appear this season, with tones from gray to black and beige to dark brown, noted as particularly lovely in current fashion circles.
The U S Department of Agriculture reports rosette disease in winter wheat in Illinois and Indiana since 1919. The disease causes rosetted, tillering plants and can reduce yields up to 20 percent. Control progress includes resistant varieties such as Red Wave Early May Shepherd and Turkey, with seed treatment ineffective on infested land.
University of Minnesota bulletin reports two calf raising plans using minimal whole milk versus dried milk and manufactured substitutes. Calves stayed healthy, never off feed, with good growth on limited milk. Dairymen urged to read findings. copies from University Farm, St Paul.
A farmer urges producers to create demand by selling eggs to individual customers. Start today by marketing eggs in small packs to build a steady trade, then raise prices as demand grows. Poultry expert D Tf Hall notes that when prices rise to 60 cents a dozen markets fill. at 25 to 30 cents markets shrink. The supply and demand law applies, but establishing a personal market reduces risk of a flooded low market.
Advice emphasizes seed quality, labor efficiency, and proper housing for poultry and hogs. Notes include green seed for poultry, dry, elevated mash hoppers, and removing undersized pullets to boost egg production and prevent disease. Also suggests forestry as a profitable land cover and notes value of a well-kept cow.
Alaska moves to expand the reindeer industry with 1923 shipments totaling ninety tons and a projected rapid rise by 1924. By 1928 the herd reached about 241000 across 66 herds as Eskimo owners improve management and marketing. Biological surveys study diseases nutrition and forage. Co operatives and two American firms with refrigerating plants and barges ship carcasses to U S markets via Seattle.
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