Joneh Repairs the Temple in the International Series
A 1904 Sunday Bible School lesson outlines 22 years of temple repair under Joash in Jerusalem. It covers the repairs ordered, neglected, and completed, with focus on planning, funded labor, and faithful execution by priests, the king, and divine guidance toward restoring the temple body as a parallel for personal holiness.
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Cesson
Joneh
Jaoash
Jerusalem
USA
Athaliah
Baal
Joazh
God
Man
Joash
Worlanen
Evi
Goa
White Pine Seed Collection and Propagation Tips
The article outlines white pine seed production, cone size, and seed counts, noting 60 to 76 seeds per cone and 8,800 seeds per nut. It compares sowing in drills versus broadcast sowing, explains seedling expectations, and stresses careful harvesting, storage, and timing across seed years for successful transplanting. It also describes collection methods, pruning, and storage, recommending open-field trees as seed sources and cautioning against overharvesting branches.
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Bureau of Forestry
Storing Apples In Washed Lath Trays For Winter
A farmer shares a simple method for winter storage using four by four foot shallow trays built from 1x3 lumber with half inch spaced laths. Each tray holds two bushels and stacks on four posts two feet high with a tin cap to deter rats. This setup allows easy sorting from the top tray and prevents children from discarding apples by rummaging through bins.
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C. E. Kyndson
Saving Poultry Manure Practices Warned by Farmers' Bulletin
Farmers' Bulletin warns manure from poultry is rich in all essential elements including nitrogen and phosphorus but loses nitrogen through fermentation if not properly mixed with absorbents. Do not mix lime, wood ashes, or similar substances with poultry manure.
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Farmers’ Bulletin
Cured Her Rheumatism in Deep Valley
Special from Deep Valley Pa October 31 reports deep interest in Green County over the care of J N Whipkey daughter who suffered rheumatism for years. After using Judd's Kidney Pills she improved at once and is now cured able to run and play. Mr Whipkey praises the remedy saying it saved his daughter from life lasting disability. The ad links rheumatism to diseased kidneys and claims Dodd's Kidney Pills restore kidney function removing uric acid from the blood.
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Deep Valley
Green County
J. N. Whipkey
Judd
Dod
Dodd
Why It Hurt in Philadelphia Jedger excerpt
Miss Roxley rebuffs Mr Skemer saying she is not the first girl he loved and not likely to be the last. He sighs that she is “the richest,” reflecting on a strained romantic exchange from the Philadelphia Jedger.
Good Book tale sparks humorous road encounter
J G Lord of Muncie recalls a roadside meeting with Willie Hawks, a ragged 16 year old in Colorado. The youth grins and asks for Lord's name as they chat while Lord travels slowly, spotlighting a quirky moment from the road. The tale ends with Hawks' wide grin as they part.
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Olorado
Pais
sWilie
Willie Hawks
Mr. Lord
Pop
Local Color Too Strong in Seneca Village Tale
A Philadelphia Press note describes Seneca Kansas as a thriv ing town with the Gilford house known as The Hotel. A Sunday school teacher recounted Bethlehem’s birth with local color, comparing Mary and Joseph to weary travelers. The church erupted in laughter at the vivid but regionally flavored tale.
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Seneca
Nemeh County
Kan
Philadelphia
Gilford
Christ
Maryland
Joseph
Bethlehem
Mary
Tenth Season of the California Limited
The California Limited resumes daily service on November 13 for its tenth season, running year round between Chicago and Los Angeles via Southwest lands. The train covers 2,263 miles in about 48 hours, with heavier engines and oil burning smokeless locomotives on an improved dustless roadbed.
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Te Sadia Fe
California
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Land of Enchantment
Too Opaque and Quirky Snippets From Old News
A sparse OCR fragment quotes humorous dialogue and stray lines from late 19th to early 20th century humor pieces. It references a Newport sat, a buffoon boarder, and a Chicago News quip about Piso's fare for consumption. Names include J I Boyer of Trinity Springs Indiana dated Feb 15, 1900.
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Newport
J. I. Boyer
Trinity Springs
Ind
World’s Fair prize and a humorous social quip
A lighthearted scene features a spinster lamenting a life of solitude and a bachelor’s dry retort about a past proposal. A landlady muses on tears and beauty’s thorn, while a bachelor jokes about hairpins in hash. The St Louis public schools World’s Fair exhibit wins a Brand prize.
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St. Louis
Gains Thirty Pounds From Pink Pills for Pale People
Mrs. O Weber of Columbus Ohio details a chronic female illness that baffled doctors. After years of pain weakness and weight loss she tried Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and improved greatly earning full recovery and weight gain to 132 pounds. The pills, sold 50 cents a box or six for 2 50, are advertised as restoring strength by acting on blood and nerves.
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Peenliu
O.weber
South Front Street
Columbus
Ohio
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams, Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
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E. Myers Lye Co
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Canada
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