The One Thing Needful and a Call to Daily Bible Reading
A call from the Moody Bible Institute column urging pastors and lay workers to promote daily Bible reading. It argues knowledge of God is life, cites a famine of the Word, and asks for cooperative campaigns with methods, testimonies, and prayers to awaken Bible reading nationwide. It contrasts passion for scripture with general sermons like Alaska geology.
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God
Moody Bible Institute
Christian Endeavor Societies
Alaska
Yukon
Great Northwest
School of Hard Knocks Education
The saying emphasizes learning through life’s tough experiences with no age limit and the belief that early lessons yield quicker graduation. It frames hardship as a necessary instructor guiding personal growth and practical wisdom.
Calves Dropped in Autumn Easier to Raise and Cheaper
Fall born calves are easier to raise and cheaper than spring calves. The undeveloped stomachs and flies hinder spring calves, while fall calves gain on good start feeding. With milk and dry food in warm, clean pens they grow vigorously and are strong for pasture by spring.
Four Ways to Improve Dairy Quality
Increase in quality of dairy products can be secured in four ways. First by buying only good cows. Second by breeding for improvement. Third by systematic milk and feed records. Fourth by better care and management.
Milk constituents in Holstein and Jersey skim milk
A. E. Perkins at the Ohio experiment station reports chemical analyses of milk from Holstein and Jersey cows. The study notes differences in butterfat and other constituents, particularly protein and lactose, between skim milk from the two breeds.
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Jersey
Guernsey
Ayrshire
A. E. Perkins
Ohio Experiment Station
Raising calf on skim milk feeds grain early
The calf raised on skim milk should be taught to eat grain early. Place grain in a box accessible to the calf and encourage intake by placing a little in the mouth after milk. Feed grain dry after milk and never mix it in the milk to avoid gulping and poor digestion.
Prevent Bacteria in Milk by Rapid Cooling and Proper Storage
The best way to hinder bacteria in milk is to cool it quickly after milking to remove animal heat, then heat to 190 degrees or boil, bottle, seal tightly, and store at about 50 degrees until use.
Boomerang of kindness echoes in human spirit
Poem verse urges spreading joy to lift others who are blue. It compares a kind word or joke to a boomerang returning to the giver, noting the moment of sunshine or laughter can heal and brighten someone’s mood.
Kitchen Cabinet Recipes and Save-Waste Salad Advice
Delicious and New Beet Salad ideas mention cutting fruit and vegetables, then thickening lemon and pineapple juice for a fruit salad. Other recipes include Pea Salad Veal and Vegetable Salad Cherry and Marshmallow Salad and Pear Salad with almonds and French dressing. Wastefulness critique follows from Janet M Hill.
Festive Dishes and Liberty Bond Appeal from Indiana State Council
The notice describes cucumber dishes and fruit desserts for hot weather, then shifts to a State Council of Defense message from Indianapolis on October 29 urging bankers and farmers to buy Liberty Bonds. It warns that those who avoid bonds risk disloyalty, outlines tax aspects, and urges citizens to support the war effort and avoid profiteering.
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Indianapolis
United States
Belgium
Uncle Sam
Indiana
Mary Pickford in The Little American lights Sherman stage
In staging The Little American at the Sherman theatre on Monday November 5 Mary Pickford faced significant on set dangers during a scene showing the luxurious ocean liner ballroom torpedoed. The production drew wide attention from film industry insiders in Los Angeles where the picture was made.
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Mary Pickford
Sherman Theatre
Miss Pickford
Los Angeles
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