Creation week of God humbles and enthralls in Talmage discourse
In a sermon by Rev. T DeWitt Talmage the seven days of creation are recounted as a grand narrative of order and power. He describes light, sky, seas, land, vegetation, celestial bodies, animals, and the creation of man and woman as a divine week of astonishing design, urging reverence for God and praise for His works. The oration blends biblical exposition with dramatic imagery, invoking light, rivers, mountains, and the first human couple to illustrate divine handiwork.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
Aleep
Adam
Euphrates
David
Christ
Job
God
Addison
Reapon
Producing New Strawberries The Boyden Method
How to cross fertilize strawberries using a center pistillate mother plant and four bi sexual companions in a frame. After blooming, cover to exclude pollen, then select mature cross berries for seed, sow on ice, and grow new plants in a greenhouse before transplanting.
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Seth Boyden
P. MM. Augnur
Mass. Hort. Soc
Clover Makes Pork From Clover Pasture, Farmers Say
Stephen Faville argues in Farm and Home that one acre of clover can yield more pork than the same area of corn. He cites 50 bushels of corn per acre and 12 pounds of pork per bushel, totaling 600 pounds of pork per acre, while a well managed clover pasture can fatten eight hogs from spring to fall, with a 100-pound hog potentially doubling its weight to 200 pounds. Regular corn feeding is advised to offset clover digestion, about 1 to 2 pounds daily, and hogs should be turned out when clover shows a fair bite.
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Stephen Faville
How to Make a Wheel Weeder for Vegetable Beds
A wheel weeder using an old cultivator handle and a plow wheel is described. Create an axle plug, bend a 25 inch hoop iron cutter, attach it to the handle six inches from the wheel, and fix two brace irons near the bend. Sharpen the cutter front edge and prepare for use. The instruction continues with lamb care tips, noting milk feeding methods for twin lambs and the use of skim milk when fresh milk is unavailable. Milk should be warmed to about 90 degrees, and care must be taken not to scald the milk.
Scattered Notes From Various Local News Items
A collage of social and legal snippets from small towns and cities, including arrests in Philadelphia for jewelry theft, a six week old baby sentenced in Boston for maternal intoxication, a Georgia eighteen year old groom paying four dimes, a twelve year old mail carrier from Tucson to La Pas, and a boy whipped by a mob in Mitchell Indiana. Also reports on London streets paved with wood, Russia printing offices, Chinese river cities near Hankow, and lava growth on Hawaii. Further items describe rare lapis lazuli in Samarkand, Bavarian coffee, and enhanced magazine features about boys and girls in prose and serials, with literary notices concluding in standard Wide Awake advertisements.
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Guasssoro
N. J
AxBoy
Philadelphia
Boston
Gxorcia
Tucson
la Pas
Ari
Joux Gross
Mitchell
Ind
Robinson, Me
London
National Printing Office
St. Petersburg
Russia
Tae
Hankow
Wuchang
Hangang
Aa River
China
New York
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Hawaii
Sandwich
Samarkand
Sabok
Samark
Ascholtahsusen
Bavaria
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Rev.t. DeWitt Talmage
Discou
Mae
Yellowbride
Earth
Thay
Perrallel
Elihu
Alleghanies
Sierra Nevadas
Pyrenees
Alps
Himalayas
Canneath
Hudson
Jamea
Amazon
Atlantic
Oregon
Sacramento
Pacific
Greenwood
Reform
Ciear
Mediterranean
Europe
Gulf of Mexico
North America
Geneva
Screen Iske
Adirondacks
Pison
Gihon
Hiddekel
Agassizs
Linneuses
Clover
Chicago Times
New Yoas
Western Creamery
Chicago
Eas
Nea
ST. Louis
Texans
Indiana
Edward Bellam
Tonch
Tudor Jenks
Polly Pepper
Margaret Sidney
Phronsie Pepper
Times
D. Lothrop
McVicker’s Theater
McVicker's
Gioa
Carter
ST. Jacobs
Martinsville
N.J
Boschee
W. H. Haccarry
Newark, New Jersey
Green
Woodbury,n.j
California FI Syrup CO
Lenox
A.A Kelagy Ueorgeper Co
Denby Lay
Oes
Bae & Asthma
NIN
Trousseau
the Ladies Home Journal
Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney
Mary E
Wilkins Susan Coolidge
Mary J, Holmes Rose Terry Cooke
Curtis Publishing Company
Wwiewes
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