God Made the Stars in His Vast Celestial Mansion
In a sermon-like meditation, the speaker extols God as architect of the heavens, insisting that other worlds may house intelligent beings made in God’s image. He argues the heavens declare God’s glory, contends the universe tests loyalty, and urges readers to seek lessons from the night sky for worship and moral reconstruction. He recalls meteoric events, biblical imagery, and the hope of heavenly reunion through Christ.
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Betis
Mison
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Chuiden
Atara
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Venus
Milliny
Saturn
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Alps
Job
Isaiah
God
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Orion
Yun
Persin
Christ
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Alpenstock
John Olney Adams
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Anders
Whalington
Cincinnati
Roysy Hite
Dubin
da Garth
Heaven
Hell
Jess
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Achainist Ann
Tower of Pharos
Egypt
Trenton
Bound Brook
N. J
Legislative Halla
Lila
Hava
Horiz
Aix
Tutoso
Hugh
St. John
Heavon
Ourold Furth
Jeff
Irrigation and Fruit Packing Practices in Early California
A historical note discusses irrigation, moisture control, and the impact on fruit quality in arid climates. It describes crate preparation, crate cleaning for market appeal, and a packing setup using a light frame and improvised handles. The text reflects practical farming techniques and emphasis on factors affecting sales and home consumption.
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California
Surplus Farm Straw Used For Winter Stock Feed
Farm records advise using surplus straw to feed winter stock instead of timothy hay. Even with corn fodder and clover as preferred, straw fed long with a nitrogen rich ration yields good results, while proper stable cleaning improves feed efficiency and profitability. A home made fork for sorting potatoes is also illustrated.
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Fatima
Timothy
Machinery and farming tips from a 19th century farmer
Tips cover making quarry boxes with magnetic tacks, using a mill, and dairy feeding. Advice on cow and pig care, harness upkeep, roof maintenance, post setting, fence construction, and fowl feeding stresses balanced rations, warm milk mash, clean water, and constant care for poultry and livestock.
Home Made Potato Fork and Ground Bones Analysis
A fragment discusses a wooden potato fork design using cast-off rake teeth to sort tubers. It then analyzes ground bones versus bone meal, estimating costs and nutrients, with calculations on nitrogen, phosphoric acid, soda, and potash equivalents and referencing Professor Wagner and Schultz Lupitz.
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Wagner
Schultz-Lupitz
Aody
Andrew HB. Wann
Mating Berry Crates and Standp Costs for Home Made Goods
A. Wood argues in New England Homestead that homemade berry crates and stands can be cheaper than ready-made options. He details materials costs using lath sides, half inch lumber ends, and lime pieces, estimating about 2 cents per crate after waste, with winter work maximizing time value.
My Disbelief in Ghosts Fades After Midnight Barn Specter
A Brazilian resident recounts a childhood encounter with a ghostly apparition seen near a barn on a moonless November night. He tests the specter by throwing a brick and a bat, which pass through it, leaving him shaken and convinced of the supernatural.
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Ha Bollayes
Brazil
Ind
St. Loula Globe-Democrat
Simple Fire Extinguisher and Home Remedies
A home fire extinguisher recipe uses malt, sal ammoniac, and water in glass bottles to release gas when heated. The text also dismisses a superstition about skin diseases and promotes Totterins as a cure, with a regional ad for J T Shuptrine of Savannah, Ga.
The Youth's Companion 1898 prospectus and notices
An advertisement package describes the 1898 Youths Companion volume The Burning of the Karoh Banda as a stirring Kipling tale, with free-year paper and twelve color calendars offered to subscribers. It provides address details for The Youths Companion in Boston and notes sample copies by application. Also included are patent medicine and patent remedy promotions with testimonials and Hall's Catarrh Cure, Druggist sales, and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claims.
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Rudyard Kipling
Hana
Karoh Banda
Herolam
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