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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1906
Page
6
The piece discusses authorship and date of Galatians, then explains walking in the Spirit versus the flesh. It details sins of the flesh, fruits of the Spirit, and the contrast between law and grace with practical points and scriptural cross references.
Frank Gillmore relates how his aunt Misa Sarah Thorne forgot her lines in The Masked Prince at Theatre Royal Dublin. The courtroom scene approached chaos as she pointed at a reliable actor and cried Ask that man causing the cast to scramble and end with the curtain.
E M Buechly of Greenville Ohio recommends a crumbly mash for chicks three weeks old and up. Use four parts middlings and bran to one part fresh beef or blood meal. The taste prompts rapid feeding and quick growth as they learn the meal.
The Patagonian, noted as the heaviest hated rabbit, is chosen for heavy weight or meat production, along with the Brahma tn poultry. The Patagonian giant rabbit, perhaps originating in France, aligns with Belgium’s large breeding and France’s high rabbit consumption.
A hen that sits, fattens, and rarely lays eggs is deemed unproductive and should be butchered at once to stop feed waste and loss.
Reader note emphasizes balanced poultry feeding, warning against underfeeding due to fear of overfeeding. Advises measuring intake to meet birds' needs and avoid waste or health issues.
The ad claims Hyomei kills catarrh germs in nose throat and lungs by inhalation and even in the blood via oxygen. It asserts effectiveness for stomach liver and kidneys, offers a $1 complete outfit with a money back guarantee from Columbia Pharmacy to prove merit.
The century plant also called agave, known for blooming once in a long cycle, often fifteen to twenty five years. It bears tall flower stalks with tassel shaped yellow or red blooms, and thick spine pointed leaves three to six feet long. Varieties with yellow edged leaves are more showy. plants propagate easily from offshoots and suit tub arrangements for lawn adornment.
The article advises mulching strawberries in mid November with six tons of light horse manure per acre per bed foot. It notes berries can be profitable as the main crop, but warns four acres on large farms may be neglected due to other priorities. It recommends planting only fancy varieties and sparing new kinds, with fifty plants often sufficient unless strong growth appears in years one or two.
Peonies resembling large roses come in pinks crimsons whites and variegated tones. Double and single forms can be grouped with 30 inch spacing. They need very rich soil and grow into large clumps once established in fall.
Florists and enthusiasts move flowering plants indoors before frost. Maintain 60 to 90 degrees for tender tea roses, 50 to 75 degrees for carnations and chrysanthemums, and 40 to 70 degrees for violets and daisies. American Cultivator.
Richardia rehmanni yields fine results as a pot plant with numerous small rosy purple flowers. Its lance shaped leaves are distinctive among the genus and a firm tuber stores well through winter. A Bringland hybrid with R. melano leuca shows intermediate foliage and darker flowers. outdoor culture not yet tested.
Light sandy soils should not receive fresh manure. Apply well decayed cow manure to improve water retention and keep soils cooler in hot weather, creating a more stable root environment.
A writer in American Poultry Advocate describes converting a cereal box into a chicken coop. The process covers cutting, shaping, and adding a roof door ventilation and a lath run for a low cost, handy coop.
A London Sphere line proclaims the best literature of our day lies in poetry biography history and criticism rather than fiction. It frames prose and critique as defining cultural work and highlights non fiction forms as literary pinnacle.
Low rates to California and North Pacific Coast points through the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway. $30.65 to West points, $29.00 to North Pacific Coast points. Half rates for children, liberal stopovers, tickets valid in Tourist sleepers. For details contact a ticket agent or F A Miller General Passenger Agent Chicago.
Iowa Central will sell round trip excursion tickets every Tuesday to Minnesota Iowa the Dakotas Manitoba Saskatchewan and the Canadian Northwest and on the first and third Tuesdays of each month to the South Southeast West and Southwest. Rate one fare plus 2 dollars and less. Liberal limits and stop over privileges. For rates and details call on agents or address A B Cutts G Piace Minneapolis Minn. dec34
Call up phone 1 at Hotel Colonios to leave orders, which will be promptly attended to by Frank Rogers. Provide street and numbers for delivery.
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