Patience and Grace in Dr. Talmage's Moscow Sermon
The Washington dispatch previews Dr. Talmage's Dec 2 sermon urging patience as a divine grace. He cites Paul and contrasts worldly ease with trial, calls for compassionate action, and stresses enduring faith through physical pain, financial worry, and daily strain, ending with a vision of heavenly reward.
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Louis Klopsch
Washington
Dr. Talmage
Paul
Otvasion
Corinthians
Thessalonians
Colossians
Timothy
Yim Bell
Kansas Hard Winter Wheat and Seed Selection
The article discusses wheat varieties by region, highlighting Kansas hard winter wheat and its superiority, the Crimean hard winter wheat, and seed quality. It emphasizes pure, well-matured seed free of smut and cheat, recommends seed patches, and warns against inferior seed. It notes economic challenges and the value of exchanging seed among farmers for best results.
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Dakotas
Wisconsin
Michigan
Nebraska
Kansas
Virginia
New York
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Ohio
Trapics
Mexico
fRresit
United States
Hungary
Bohemia
Unis
Eciprenstroetnea
Abandoned Parma Report Highlights Abandonment Causes
Reports note some men have invested in abandoned land and achieved phenomenal returns when applying practical business methods. If these concepts had been adopted earlier, many lands cut from cultivation might not have been abandoned. Investigations into affected localities reveal lands decayed after neglect and mismanagement.
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Parma
Morning or Dusk Activity Noted For Certain Animals
The text notes activity patterns of animals either in the morning or toward dusk when they are less active than during the heat of the day. This reflects behavioral timing related to temperature and sunlight.
Horticultural Observations On Concentrated Fruit Venture
A California factory plans to produce concentrated fruit from overripe and small ripe apples to market a new product and address disposal of inferior fruit. An English horticulturist warns against growing such fruit, while noting practical disposal ideas like cattle feed. Separate notes describe bees in a Michigan peach orchard, a pulp mill in Levitown turning 250 tons daily from 22 acres, and concerns about forests and future lumber.
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California
Levitott Marke
Harvesting Bey Beane One of the great objections to say beans
The article discusses harvesting methods for low growing beans. It notes bean pods near ground level hinder grain harvesters, suggests hogs or sheep for gleaning, and recommends a self rake. It warns mowers crush beans, advises slightly below ground cutting with a kelfe cutter, and says larger fields justify a bean harvester.
Mog Weed for Fodder Exchange Seeks Farmer Experiences
Farmers report hog weeds cured as fodder during hay shortages and drought. They claim weed hay is palatable and hardy, potentially valuable rather than a nuisance on the farm. Readers with experience are invited to share results. There are 70 000 kinds of weeds listed in the note.
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Tham
God
Bright
Sparrow Hill
Moscow
Napoleon
Palacea
Maryland Experiment Station
Drouth
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Talmage
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America
Humphry
Rama
Heaven
Garret
Jesus Christ
Philips Brooks
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Cora
H.R. Hilton
Kansas State Board
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South Haven
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