One King Dead Next One Lynched Hitler Chooses Successor
Bris bane This Week reviews a chaotic mix of headlines: a lynching of Lint Shaw in a mob action, Goering named Hitler’s assistant dictator, and German naval cadets in New York amid boycotts. California counts three kinds of gold oil water education. Grace Warren Dubois gets life for killing her son. books, reading, and publishers are debated as society shifts.
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Peace Drive Reveals Nye Committee Fire On War Munitions
Nationwide campaign warns war profits from munitions firms fueled by international trade. Nye committee report cited as proof of bribery and war scare tactics, with college protests from Cornell to Temple and a call for new world cooperation.
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Septic Tank As A Practical Farm Sewage Solution
W C Krueger explains septic tanks offer advantages over cesspools especially in saturated ground and frozen subsoil. Tanks are water tight with a second digestion chamber and a field tile dispersal system. They can be bought ready made or built on site and should hold about 100 gallons per person.
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Pruning Peach Trees for Growth and Yield Timing
A Missouri Farmer article explains pruning peach trees during the dormant season. It notes fall pruning heals before sap flow, spring pruning risks wood damage, and late winter pruning suits crop prospects by balancing growth versus yield while ensuring timing for leaf curs spraying.
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Smoked Pork Sausage Preparation Described by Tribune
The Chicago Tribune outlines a method for smoked pork sausage involving coarse grinding, optional cubes, pepper and salt with sage onion or garlic, stuffing into beef casings, and smoking in a tight room over heat for three days to render fat and preserve it year round.
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Combat Blinders Curb Ram Fights In Texas Sheep Herds
Texan sheepmen have devised rubber screen combat blinds to fit ram horns. The device blocks the upper field of vision so rams can graze but cannot clearly see rivals, reducing battles. Widely used across western Texas, the measure promotes security and peace among grazing flocks.
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Texas
New York Times
Fattening Steers Grinding Corn For Fattening Cattle
The article notes grinding corn for fattening steers depends on feeding method. It is less common when hogs are fed to recover whole grain in manure. Near the end ground corn may boost intake, and if no hogs follow, either ear or shelled corn should be ground.
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Farm Sidelights and Agricultural Notes Summary
Dairy cattle can be fed to raise the organic iodine in milk. Germany requires that all potatoes grown domestically be consumed within the country. Crown gall is a severe raspberry disease in Pennsylvania. A full set of sharp teeth is essential for effective harrowing work.
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How Two Men Prayed in Luke Lesson
The lesson contrasts persistent humble prayer with ostentatious self reliance. It cites the widow, the Pharisee, and the publican to show that God answers penitential requests. The golden text echoes God's mercy for sinners. The call is to pray always, with faith, without fainting.
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A Harsh Word to Silent Suffering and Prayer
A Fenelon quote on enduring a harsh word with quiet patience. It notes that silent suffering in God’s sight can be more meaningful than lengthy prayers. The message contrasts restraint and active response in faith.
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Fenelon
Ennobling Our Work by Sacred Everyday Tasks
Quote on sanctifying daily life through humble actions. Emphasizes that no task is too small if done for a worthy ultimate purpose as taught by G. Mac Donald.
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