Lesson Subjects and Scripture Texts for October 6
Lesson for October 6 lists subjects and scripture selections prepared with permission from the International Council of Religious Education. The notice confirms copyright and usage terms.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1940
Page
6
Lesson for October 6 lists subjects and scripture selections prepared with permission from the International Council of Religious Education. The notice confirms copyright and usage terms.
The article explains Luke's background as a Gentile physician and ally of Paul, noting his sources and method in composing the Gospel. It emphasizes the Holy Spirit as author, Luke's purpose to provide certainty, and invites readers to study Luke with a six month plan through March 1941, offering a leaflet “Can America Be Saved?” on request.
Extension Poultryman L M Black reports a simple salt remedy for cannibalism in flocks seen as costly. Trials in quail and hens show adding 1 to 2 percent salt to diets for four to five days halts cannibal behavior without lasting harm.
John E. Nicholas of Pennsylvania State College urges farmers to set electric fence controllers to minimal charge in wet weather to avoid shocking cattle. He notes trained animals may avoid wires, but if touched they should not be frightened. single strand generally suffices, two for sheep, and battery-powered controllers are safest.
Chlorates are noted as the most effective weed control chemicals. Spraying watery solutions on weeds is the most common method, followed by spraying dilute solutions on lawns for shallow-rooted weeds. A third method uses dry sodium chlorate scattered in late autumn before soil freezes to target perennials.
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