Women urged to conserve wool in dress designs wartime
New York reports a consolidated effort by dressmakers and manufacturers to cut wool use in garments to four and a quarter yards or less per outfit. The government appeals to cooperation across the industry and consumers to reduce wool in clothing, favoring lighter weaves, blends with chiffon and satin, and sleeker silhouettes.
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America
Hudson Bay
Palm Beach
Commercial Economy Board
McClure
Jesus Calls Four Helpers and Faces Task Ahead
In Mark 1 12 22 the lesson shows Jesus beginning his public ministry after baptism and calling four disciples Simon Andrew James and John to follow him to become fishers of men. It highlights obedience faith and the threefold call to discipleship fellowship and service.
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Mark
Jesus
St. John
John
Galilee
Capernaum
Simon
Andrew
James
Zebedee
Luke
God
Christ
Judea
God the Father
Holy Spirit
Worms in Hogs Warn of Health and Prevention Tactics
The bulletin explains that intestinal worms injure growing pigs and that cleanliness, fresh pasture, and balanced rations help resistance. It discusses castor oil and oil of American wormseed as a treatment, warns against drenching hogs, and advises rotating pastures to reduce reinfection.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Zoological Division
Bureau of Animal Industry
The Law and the Gospel in Mission Giving
A sermon excerpt contrasts law and gospel in church giving. It cites a parish claiming payment of an apportionment as enough, calling it law, while love cannot be measured and the gospel expands beyond minimums. Rev. A. A. Abbott discusses this distinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Abbott
IT Belongs Not to the Sad but to the Joyous Christ
A quotation reflecting a view of Christ as an enduring and contemporary figure who speaks the language of humanity and embodies a heart beating with all people. The speaker emphasizes following Christ as the eternal contemporary of us all.
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Christ
Charles Wagner
Succulent Silage Offers Winter Feed Advantage
Silage provides a cheap winter feed option with lower labor than hay making. An acre of corn can fill a silo at similar cost to shocking and grinding. It uses weather unusable for hay, reduces waste, is highly digestible, and supports higher stock density on the same land.
Curing and Storing Soybean Seed Properly
Soy bean seed spoils easily if not cured and stored with care. After threshing spread on the floor and turn until thoroughly dry, then store in socks or bins in a dry well ventilated room. Seeds lose vitality quickly and should not be kept for planting beyond two seasons.
Feeds for Bone and Muscle in Pigs
The text notes corn as a strong fat producer but young growing pigs need additional foods to develop bone and muscle effectively. It emphasizes a balanced diet for optimum growth and skeletal health.
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WSE OF Wool IN Clothes Limited
New York
Washington
BE. O. Sellers
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Dominion
Voings
van Loons
Uaeys
T's
Coop
Ware
Waran
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