Talmage Sermon on Stability and Calling in Turbulent Times
Washington November 25 Dr Talmage rebukes the unrestful spirit in many and urges happiness in stable life. He urges examination of temperament and calling, citing examples from Goodyear to Columbus, and warns gadabouts who neglect home for external duties while praising steadfastness, duty, and faith.
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Louis Kiopsch
Washington
Talmage
Teare
Egypt
Assyria
Babylon
Golden City
Eternal Rest
Arctic
Tropics
Jesus Christ
Howe
Mato
Wheat and fruit notes from the Kansas Agricultural College
A Kansas Agricultural College communication by Prof. A S Hitchcock outlines three main wheat species with regional uses and historical cultivation. It discusses emmer spelt and common wheat varieties, plus German and Russian trials, followed by fruit storage, forestry growth estimates, and sod management for pastures and meadows.
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A S. Hitchcock
Kansas Agricultural College
Spain
Europe
Poland
Italy
Abyssinia
Russia
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ar. Spetta
Egypt
Greece
H. Emmer
Dicoceum
Schrank
M. A. Carleton
United States Department of Agriculture
John A. Salzer Seed Company
Mediterranean
England
Kansas Experiment Station
Chile
Turkestan
United States
Andorra Opens Public Schools to Girls for First Time
The small Pyrenees republic of Andorra marks the century end by permitting girls to attend public schools for the first time with a government grant of 200 dollars to support the effort.
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Girts
Andorra
Pyrenees
Giria
Aupport
The Grape Crop of Frasca Reported in Nimes
A French grape report from Nimes dated August 22 describes a large wine sale in the city. Prices ranged from $1 to $4 per barrel of 110 quarts, with the season showing heavy fruit and abundant yields.
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Frasca
Nimes
France
Hog House Design Emphasizes Sunlight and Air Circulation
A writer on bog houses notes that hogs, like crops, need sun and warmth. The ideal hog house should let sun from the south reach the pens, ensure free interior air flow, keep floors dry, and have movable inside arrangements to easily swap pigs. Manure removal must keep hogs away, with swinging gates aiding flexibility.
The Western Sheepman Sees Stronger Wyoming Sheep Market
A leading Wyoming sheep grower says the western states sheep industry is in strong financial shape with prices high enough to avoid forced sales. He notes a Wyoming firm has contracted to deliver 2,000,000 pounds of corn to sheepmen for on hand storage along rail lines. Breeders claim corn can feed on the range during bad weather, providing cheap insurance against land shortages.
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Wyoming
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Gau
Charles Goodyear
Columbus
John Fitch
Stephenson
Robert Bruce
Cyrus W. Field
Wellington
Waterloo
Germany
Maronst Berlin
Horticultural Society of Southern
United States Forestry Commission
Vermont
Connecticut
Earth
John J. Ingalls
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