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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1908
Page
2
A fragmented religious poem discusses sin and repentance. The speaker calls readers to reflect on thoughtlessness and duty to others as Christ's message guides toward mercy, urging moral action and self- examination.
A brief devotional note cites Isaiah with a call to awareness. The fragment reflects on human unhappiness caused by thoughtlessness, suggesting many tragedies arise from neglected reflection and consideration.
A garbled excerpt presents scattered aphorisms on love selfishness and education. It contrasts the Father’s absence with self awareness and suggests true education comes from the heart. The text blends moral judgments about economy and personal usefulness.
A reflection urges that religion yields results only when individuals act fully. It cautions against relying on doctrine alone and notes that even sound teaching cannot cure a diseased heart.
A report from the Columbia Experiment Station surveys beef cattle feeding across ages and feeds. It covers profitable fattening ages proper weights best seasons best feed preparation and market roughage quality. Beef types are illustrated including herd exhibits from Kansas City Chicago and other locations.
The text outlines practical farming advice on animal housing and pasture rotation. It covers building movable sheep pens, conserving energy by compact setups, feeding methods for poultry, and strategies to keep crops and gardens productive with staggered varieties and frequent pasture changes. It mentions using kerosene soaked corn for poultry and cautions about humane handling of milk and cream.
At Cornell University oats were sown broadcast yielding 27 bushels per acre. A drilled and hoe-worked plot with 15 inch spacing produced 61 bushels per acre. The wheel hoe method, while labor intensive, may pay off with higher yields.
Instructions describe cutting cold boiled potatoes Dice them and cook with a butter flour milk sauce in a double boiler. Season with salt and pepper. Also provides batter for Apple Pritters or Pancakes with apples in rounds and batter, and Hominy Balls made from hot hominy and eggs, fried in fat to serve with meat.
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