Christ Crucified Symbolizes World Sin at Moore Sermon
Rev. J. Moore, in his first sermon at the Presbyterian Church, titled Christ crucified typifies the enormity of sin. He recalled a Honey Grove soldier’s funeral and missionaries in distant lands to contrast courage and sacrifice with human frailty. He quoted St. Paul on preaching Christ and stressed God’s love shown on the cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. . Moore
Presbyterian Church
Moore
Honey Grove
Christ
Jesus Christ
St. Paul
Jesus
Javelle Water Rinse for Stains on Linen and Cotton
Instructions describe making Javelle water at home as a bleaching aid for tough stains on white linen and cotton. It warns against using on colored fabrics, and outlines application, neutralization with oxalic acid, and repeated use if stains persist.
Boy Born to Burgess Couple in Vernon
A boy was born May 2 to Mr. and Mrs. John Burgess living in north Vernon. Baxter Johnson and Bob Bomar of Crowell were in Vernon Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess Coupte
John Burgess
North Vernon
Baxter Johnson
Bob Bomar
Crowel
Vernon Sunday
Woman Heads Largest Wig Making Plant in America
Mrs. Sophie Delevan, owner and director of the largest wig making establishment in America, earns over 50 000 dollars a year. Based in Chicago, her plant employs almost a hundred workers who craft wigs for dolls and fulfill Santa Claus requests for holiday wigs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Delevan
America
Thrifty Chicks or Runts Feed Makes One Weight Gain
A Nebraska poultryman reports that chicks fed a balanced ration reach twice the weight of those on ordinary farm feed by seven weeks. Tests show weights of five groups under standard Vineland weights vary, with balanced-ration chicks reaching heavier averages. The note urges weighing ten chicks, providing mash, grit, and green feed to ensure proper growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
United States Department of
Vineland O. J
Qortuial
Vineland Station
Vineland
Plymouth Rocks
Orpinstons
Worandottes
Rhode Island
How to cook eggs to avoid overcooking
A 1910s guidance piece discusses young children and egg digestion, noting risks of overcooked whites and proposing a tested method for soft eggs. It describes using water, boiling, removing from heat, and letting eggs sit for about seven minutes, with cautions about egg size and temperature. Mention of M. Lentiwater attending Shrine ceremonies and local farm notes are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chibirey
United States Department
Ofes
Aaviculture
Also Mentioned on This Page
WRS
Amon
Santa Cluts
Nimas
Urally
Mrs. Delevan
Chicago
Debs
Reds
Weilht
Ehicks
Ayneriew
Terese
Lechorna
Ueenius & Ss
Ibe
Pallas
Davis
Sumimeroni
Roch Wis
Paris
Herring National Bank
Y Tierring
J. K. Johnson
Morius
Wageoner National
McColloch
Mk Dalting
Mary Garden
B. & W. Drug Co
Fergeson
Stationery
Sophie Mae
Nunnally’s
Milady’s
Grace Milady