S. S. Lesson for April 13
The notice lists lesson subjects and Scripture texts selected for April 13 by the International Council of Religious Education and used with permission.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1941
Page
6
The notice lists lesson subjects and Scripture texts selected for April 13 by the International Council of Religious Education and used with permission.
The article reflects on Easter certainty and the resurrection, citing Luke 24 and Paul’s writings. It emphasizes two paths: eyes opened by Jesus with open hearts, and the burning heart sparked by Scripture, leading to quickened feet and bold testimony.
Farm Topics explains a new cafeteria feeding system for hens with three feeders offering whole oats, corn, and laying mash. It details diet composition 41 percent corn 30 percent oats 29 percent mash, protein 12 percent, space needs five inches per bird, and benefits from fresh mash and good lighting.
H M Ellis, former extension agricultural engineer at N C State College, advises fences last 7 to 12 years with properly braced posts and well galvanized wire. Copper in the wire adds years, with 0.2 percent minimum. Quality posts and workmanship are essential, creosoted soft timber may be used if durable wood is unavailable. Plan on paper before starting to cut.
Farmers mislead cattle with fine ground corn fodder and stemmy hay says R R Snapp University of Illinois beef cattle expert. Ground fodder may stretch quantity but cattle cannot separate good from bad material and overall feed value drops.
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