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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1914
Page
3
A. Neely Hall describes making bathtub toys such as ducks swans turtles and a small raft houseboat and shell shaped crafts from corks cardboard and paper. The guide covers a colorscope using a shoe box disk with tissue color filters and a simple post card viewer for color experiments.
John L Griffiths, American consul general in London and former Indiana political figure, died of heart disease at his London home. A staunch Republican, he had been active in Roosevelt's 1904 campaign and previously served as Indiana state representative and gubernatorial candidate. He had been appointed consul to Liverpool in 1905 and rose to the top post in the consular service.
An auto with the Stout family and others was struck by a fast Union Traction Company car at Spring Valley crossing near Fort Benjamin Harrison. Three men died Thomas and Claud Stout and Jacob Shaffer. Four others injured including two women and a child. Coroner's investigation ongoing.
A compact study notes Jesus warning his disciples about causing others to stumble, the duties of forgiveness, and the limits—and power—of faith. It links to hospitality in the Pharisee house, emphasizes care for the young in faith, and ends with a parable about servant duties and trust in God’s power.
A dairy farmer can raise hogs cheaply and profit from this practice. The piece argues hog production offers lower costs and higher margins for dairy operations, highlighting practical viability and financial benefits.
A metallic strainer is recommended to keep strainers clean and free from bacteria, as cloth strainers are hard to keep sweet and sterile. The metal option resists buildup and is practical for regular use.
A concise note on silage as a critical winter feed for dairy farmers. It highlights silage’s role in sustaining cattle through cold months and its importance in winter pasturage strategies.
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