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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1905
Page
7
Poem fragment from Cleveland Leader stresses that no one owns ideas or truth. It urges humility when others reject what seems right and warns against hiding knowledge. Emphasizes shared revelation belongs to all and that minds differ.
A fragment quoting Rev Louis Albert Banks frames Mae Wel Regulated as a personification of kindness. The line contrasts a brother or sister moved by a heart full of tender considerateness with a broader moral exhortation.
The essay argues contemplation of God's creation cultivates reverence and gratitude, citing David and Jesus as models. It asserts thoughtful consideration fosters peace, strengthens moral influence, and inspires self denial and active care for others, warning against carelessness and harsh judgment. It closes by praising a gentle, sympathetic approach to sin and the healing power of humane restraint.
H W Beecher defines Christianity as the science of right living and the new manship of the world. He argues the end is the transformation of the individual into Christlike humanity, visible in living action rather than books or history.
The passage urges humility in prayer and recalls the Spirit's aid for infirmities. It describes times of distraction, ignorance, and wavering devotion, then guides to yield to rising desire and let the Holy Spirit steer requests toward what God longs to give, culminating in an intimate, unutterable conversation with God led by the Spirit.
A sermon-like reflection cites Bonar on a holy life built from small daily deeds and restraint. It emphasizes steady sunbeams over dramatic miracles and the avoidance of little sins and inconsistencies as the path to negative beauty in faith.
A Bishop Taylor quotation compares daily prayer to morning and evening dew that nourishes growth, urging believers to permit occasional full showers of prayer to enrich and overflow in times of harvest. It likens consistent devotion to dew and calls for intensified prayer at chosen seasons to overflow grace.
Canon Farrar reflects that a life spent brushing clothes washing crockery working at a clerk desk in a harrow shop or in a laborer’s hut may be ennobled by God’s mercy such that even a king would yield his crown for it.
Baltimore's Municipal Art Society raises a $30,000 fund to place an imposing shaft for Edgar Allan Poe in Westminster churchyard, despite strong opposition to moving his remains. The piece recounts public sentiment, the grave’s visibility, and related Poe death theories and other notable burials nearby.
A discussion on how Boston uses a courteous term for tips described as Joy ful checks. The piece argues the phrase conveys generosity and reciprocal value without negative connotations, emphasizing mutual appreciation whether given verbally or in writing.
A discussion urges careful selection of stock jurors at fairs, noting experts deliver fair, expeditious judging while self-advertised or inexperienced judges invite criticism. Associations now help form adjudicating committees to prevent biased outcomes and protect exhibitors from insults, demanding unobstructed rings and unobtrusive officials.
The article argues that improving dairy success depends more on the cow owner than on the cow. A clean product starts with the owner who must model cleanliness in dress and appearance. A farmer once posted a sign saying cleanliness is my hobby, illustrating the core principle of good dairying.
France aims to preserve its forests with about 6000 government workers dedicated to forestry. The effort seeks optimal use of manpower, stressing forest upkeep as crucial. Areas previously deforested are being reforested to restore tree cover.
The U S government and experiment stations study plant diseases and remedies. Many diseases go unnoticed yet cause vast losses in agriculture. Apple scab damages leaves twigs and fruit before botany reveals its impact. rust mildew and smut also threaten crops, and preventing them would greatly increase produce value.
Albert Jones argues lean, hard bacon is in higher demand than fatty cuts. He recalls a Chicago market where lean bacon cost 20 cents per pound versus 16 cents for fat bacon. Jones believes it is cheaper to raise leaner bacon despite higher price per pound.
A traveler in Arabia notes Arabs do not rely on commercial churns, making their own churns from sheep skins. They kill a sheep to obtain a churn, clean the skin, sew it with one end open, and pour cream inside. A rope ties the top to keep cream contained while a second rope anchors the bag to a wall ring for rocking to churn butter.
The article notes concern over hog breeds producing small litters. It urges avoiding overfeeding brood sows during breeding, advocating balanced rations and exercise to boost prolificacy across breeds, including lard producers, over generations.
The article notes exhibitors claim it is easy to train birds to stand erect for shows. Practitioners confine birds in exhibition coops and feed them from high positions to force an upright posture during judging.
Farmers with white clover lawns and a lawn mower can harvest large amounts of first rate poultry feed. The cut clover dries quickly in sun, bags for winter use, and is reportedly eagerly eaten by even young chicks.
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