Only a Boy Comes to Christ in Simple Faith
A Sunday morning sermon recalls a boy who steps forward to declare his desire to be a Christian. The pastor praises the boy’s simple sincerity and notes that a young Christian can contribute great future good, while a grown adult has less to give.
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Canada shifts from import to export amid prewar boom
The article notes Canada moved from importing butt to exporting several million pounds yearly, signaling a growing trade surplus. It also references a colloquial line about lineage and inheritance, and mentions 39 Minnesota barber shops closing in 1929 for violating state barber regulations. A remark on farm relations and regulating the supply end of the business appears, suggesting policy debate.
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Minnesota
A Lesson In English Gentlemen in Noisy Night
A reader complains about engines making endless sounds through the night. The letter critiques the persistent dinging and roaring that disturb sleep, urging quieter operation and consideration for nearby residents.
Pioneer Dairy Tool and Imported Separator Duty Tale
The article recalls the first cream separator brought to the United States. Customs officials assessed a 93 dollar import duty at New York. Thorf Slifsgard of Dike Iowa, 78, Grundy County, used the device after his father brought it from Denmark in 1882. They settled in Grundy County Fairfield Township and later American manufacturers built the machines.
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New York
Th. Slifsgard
Dike
Grundy County
Iowa
America
Denmark
Slifsgard
Fairfield Township
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