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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1914
Page
7
The January lesson text reflects on Jesus teaching about humility and childlike faith. It contrasts the disciples pursuit of rank with a call to welcome children and serve in Jesus name, underscoring trust and teachability as keys to the kingdom.
The article presents a Sunday School lesson led by B. O. Sellers from The Moody Bible Institute Chicago. It highlights the director of the Evening Department guiding teaching themes and instructional approach for church education programs.
A冬冬 fragment discusses cabbage as a winter duck food and notes avoiding male birds with hens. It emphasizes quality over quantity in egg production, suggests a light morning feed to sustain activity, and warns that quarrelsome males disrupt flock harmony.
A 1910-era piece argues small poultry flocks 50 to 300 birds are best as a farm side line. Chickens grazing crops yield double returns, boost stock vigor, and movable colony houses enable efficient field coverage with redirected grain and pests controlled.
The article promotes clover hay as superior feed for chickens and suggests cutting it fine and steaming. It claims clover outperforms alfalfa and that scalded clover improves laying and egg production. If clover hay is unavailable bran serves as a good substitute, with vegetable foods like cabbage potatoes beets and turnips to be fed year round.
A woman discusses how kidney trouble from housework causes backache and fatigue and urges Doan's Kidney Pills as a safe remedy. A testimonial from Mrs. George Dolsen of Inkster Michigan describes relief after taking the pills following childbirth, noting reduced swelling headaches dizziness and restored strength enabling her to resume duties.
A fragment notes a man saying he is always outspoken in his wife’s presence and that his meaning may be misunderstood. The passage hints at public or conversational tension without further context or names.
An old-time adage warns mothers to inspect CASTORIA for the signature as a trusted remedy for infants. A playful fragment shows Mable asking for a discarded widow hat while planning a scouts tent with Martin.
A letter from S. L. Killian of Seymour Missouri describes a long eczema problem on scalp back and shoulders. After two years pimples itched burned and hair fell out. Using Cuticura Soap and Ointment as directed cured him in two weeks. Advertisement notes Cuticura sold worldwide with free samples via Cuticura Dept L Boston.
A Town Topics quip opens with Crawford and Crabshaw about a wife’s country visit, then shifts to an advertisement for Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children claiming 24 years of use, fever relief, teething help, bowel regulation, child friendly, with sample and address in Le Roy New York.
A fragment discusses a woman visiting a friend and considering moving to the country. The dialogue suggests contentment in a small place if alone. It also advertises Dean's Mentholated Inhaler and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and pain, noting prices and benefits.
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