Mary and the Baby Jesus in Lesson Notes
Lesson text outlines Mary’s engagements from Nazareth to Bethlehem and Jerusalem, detailing Gabriel’s annunciation, Mary’s responsive faith, her song, and Jesus at age twelve. It covers Mary at the cross and Jesus entrusting her to John, highlighting devotion and familial duty within sacred duty.
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Jesus
Mary
Mother of
Nazareth
Joseph
Gabriel
Isaiah
Immanuel
Tim
Elizabeth
Bethlehem
Caesar
Jerusalem
Galilee
God
John Jutin
No Such Thing as Luck and Duty in Readiness
Quote emphasizes that luck does not exist and success comes from constant duty and readiness. It frames preparation as the key to seizing favorable moments. A principal idea is discipline and alertness yield opportunity.
The Art of Learning a Subtle Pursuit
A quotation notes that the great art of learning is to undertake but little at a time, attributed to Twcke, reflecting a patient, incremental approach to gaining knowledge.
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Twcke
Farm Bureau Picnic Draws 1500 Despite Muddy June Day
Louisa County Farm Bureau notes report 1500 attendees at Columbus Junction fairgrounds for a wet day picnic. C W Hunt of Iowa Farm Bureau spoke on strong farmer organization and ongoing federation work. Gene Cutter discussed women’s nutrition work in schools.
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Farm Bureau
Columbus Junction Fair
C. W. Hunt
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
National
Gene Cutter
Logan
Towa
Harrison County
Wm. Williams
Columbus Junction
Fred Wage
Wapello
Ferry
Flureau
Wyman
Federation to Purchase Feeder Cattle Through Farm Bureau
The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation and the Corn Belt Meat Producers Association arrange a feeder cattle purchasing plan. T. C. Cesena of Grinnell will head buying, sourcing cattle on range or from feed lots to secure bargains. A $25 per car fee covers expenses with excess funds returned to buyers. Contact Des Moines or local Farm Bureau offices for order blanks.
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T. cC. Coasna
Grinnell
Iowa
Cesena
Federation
Cessna
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Corn ‘Belt Meat Producers Association
Des Moines
Farm Bureau
Chicago Producers Commission Association Announces Refunds
The Chicago Producers Commission Association linked to the Farm Bureau Federation will refund 30 percent of commissions paid in during the past year. The year ends June 30, with estimated refunds totaling 65 000 to 70 000 dollars. The refunds reflect strong member confidence in the organization.
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Chicago Producers Commission Association
Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Hessian fly presence questioned as farmers monitor wheat
County Agent reports little Hessian fly in Louisa county wheat this year due to delayed sowing past the fly free date. White heads seen in fields attributed to a joint worm or stalk borer, likely from fence rows where worms winter.
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Farm Bureau
Louisa County
Iowa
Cow Testing Association Proposition Buoys Dairymen
Farmers urged to form a Cow Testing Association to test individual cows for butterfat and to compile monthly profit and feed-cost records. Interested dairymen are asked to contact the Farm Bureau office to show support for organizing the group.
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Farm Bureau
Gorilla's Wonderful Strength Reported by Chronicle
A story describes a gorilla six feet tall with the strength of four men and the ability to bend a pair of 12 bore gun barrels in its paw. The tale emphasizes extraordinary power and unusual feats attributed to the animal.
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Heigit
Housefly Claims Greater Wit Than Ant Says Authority
A public science note says the ordinary housefly is the cleverest insect with intelligence surpassing the ant and the bee. An authority asserts it can think 100 times quicker than a man.
Turfa shale yields crude oil and scrubber naphtha
Describes Braz turfa as a soft brownish yellow substance floating on water. From it can be distilled crude oil and scrubber naphtha. Turfa is judged a very good shale oil. Distillation shrinks turfa to one third its volume and produces a coke with good fuel value.
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Braz
Pride Goes Before a Fall in a City Scene
A young society matron parades a first born in public blest by pride. Two girls on apartment steps laugh and dream aloud about becoming maids who can take babies out for an airing, reflecting the satire in Kansas City Star reporting.
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Kansas City
Coloring Ivory Methods From the Techno-Chechen Receipt Book
The work outlines several ivory coloring techniques. One method uses a concentrated potassium chromate solution followed by a hot sugar solution. Another approach immerses ivory in a yellow pigment solution saturated with ammonia. A third treatment mordants ivory in stannous sulfide or alum then steeps in Weld decoction.
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Brannt
Yellowstone Park Vacation by Burlington Offers Grand Tour
Roosevelt praised Yellowstone's geysers and mountains as unmatched on earth. The Burlington plan promotes a complete Yellowstone tour with a ninety mile motor trip, round trip tickets, and possibilities to visit Denver, Manitou Pikes Peak, Royal Gorge, Colorado Glaciers, and Glacier National Park.三
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Buffalo Bill
Yellowstone Park
Gardiner
Pe Park
Burlington
Yellowstone
Denver
Colorado Springs-Manitou
Pikes Peak
Rocky Mountain National Fires Park
Colorado Glaciers
Clear Creek
Aed Platte Canvert
Royal Gorge
Colorado
Glacier
The
One Week of Love at Fox Theatre Delivers Hilarious Adventure
Amusements notice previews the Fox engagement of One Week of Love featuring Elaine Hammerstein and Conway Tearle in a story by Edward J. Montagne. Directed by Georges Arth, the film centers on a society girl who lands among outlaws after an aeroplane crash and swirls through audacious escapades.
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Fox Theatre
Myron Selznick
Elaine Hammerstein
Conway Tearle
Edward J. Montagne
George Arthinbaud
Earth
Captain Kidd
Thrust Themselves Upon Us Quote Remains Contested
A fragment quotes Leigh licet urging caution about overemphasis on agreement while warning that disagreeable items can be found without much searching. The line emphasizes selective attention and social conflict considerations.
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Leigh Licet
Woman finds health with Lydia E Pinkham remedy
Glens Falls New York woman reports two months of illness left her unable to stand. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength and can handle family chores including sewing and washing. She credits the medicine with relieving a serious condition and invites readers to request the Private Text Book upon Ailments Peculiar to Women from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Glens Falls
N. Y
iLydia
George W. Burcney
Glens Falls, N. Y
Lydia
Contemplative Colton Quote Sparks Reflection
A pithy Maximus Colton aphorism on how turmoil fosters genius and creates resilience. The quotation links calamity to breakthrough, suggesting testing times forge superior insight and strength. The message emphasizes transformation through adversity and sparks intellectual reevaluation.
Jethro Wood of New York and the caetiron plow
Jethro Wood devoted his life to improving the caetiron plow and its history. Despite his advances, he could not market his patents or secure royalties for his inventions.
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Jethro Wood of
New York
Des Moines Woman Reports a Big Gain
Harry Anderson of the Hotel Oxford Des Moines reports his wife’s health improvement after taking Tanlac. He describes relief from run-down condition, headaches, poor appetite, sour stomach, nervousness, and sleep loss, claiming she gained weight and looks young again. Tanlac advertised as for sale by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
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Harry Anderson
Oxford
Des Moines
Lowe
Tanlac
Discretion Cited as Guard Against Excess Affection
A quotation from Jeremy Collier warns that without discretion people risk overwhelming affection and paralyzing nourishment, reflecting 17th century moral tone on restraint and social order.
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Jeremy Collier
Roger Recalls Summer Farm Welcome by Dog Shep
In a past summer in the country Roger spent a week, and days ago we visited the same farm. A dog barked and wagged, leaping to lick the boy’s face. Roger declared with delight that Shep remembers him when he wags a little boy.
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Roger
Five year old sews cheese holes closed
A mother finds her five year old son had sewn through a piece of cheese while she cooked. He proudly shows the repaired cheese and declares he mended the holes.
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Lie
Cleveland Plain Dealer
wildlife feeding habits in early zoo and pet care notes
A Nature Magazine piece reports that young lions and tigers are bottle fed and later eat ground pigeon meat. It notes baby elephants enjoy bread and milk, and mentions top camels in American zoos raised on cow’s milk via nursing bottles.
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Nature Magazine
Piles Can Be Cured Without Surgery Book Promises Relief
An instructive book by Dr A S McClesry a rectal specialist in Kansas City claims piles can be cured quickly without knives burning or hospital bills. It cites twenty four years of success in over eight thousand cases and offers free postpaid mailing of the book to interested readers who send their name and address.
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A. S. McClesry
Kansas City
K. McCleary
Parkview Sanitarium
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