The World Advances toward the Millennium Sermon
Dr. Talmage argues the era shows both disaster and blessing with vast world events in the nineteenth century. He cites earthquakes, volcanic upheavals, ocean disasters, and global turmoil yet proclaims rising longevity, literacy, and gospel proclamation through churches and Bible distribution. He envisions a destined awakening and urges faith to ride the unfolding course toward a universal Christian dominion.
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Louis Klopech
Washington
Talmage
Joel T
Herodotus
Josephus
Xenophon
Gibbon
Newfoundland
Majestic
St. Paul
British Association
Trajan
Antioch
Lisbon
Europe
America
Boston
Caracas
Chile
Japan
Naples
Mexico
Mendoza
Manila
Hawaiian Islands
Nevada
California
San Salvador
Ischia
Art
Moses
Italy
Java
Indian Archipelago
Cape Hatteras
England
Grace Darlings
Ida Lewises
Goodwin Sands
Skerries
Brighton Beach
Dead Sea
Galveston
Noah
Methusateh
Jesus
Christ
Christian Workers
General Assemblies
The
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Baptist Church
Episcopal Church
Christ the Lord
Mount Olivet
Dairying and Swine Bookkeeping Tactics For Profit
An article extols meticulous farming ledgers and the tagging of swine with sow records. It argues that tracking service dates, costs, and returns helps judge breeding profitability and identify best sows while maintaining an experiment ledger to compare feeding gains and costs. It also mentions Belgium cock crow shows, Wheat production anecdotes, and a dairy labor education note on oleomargarine pricing.
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Farmers’ Review
Professor Haecker’s dairy feed protein claim debated
The Quotion of Protea Professor Haecker of the Minnesota experiment station suggests lowering protein in a ration to 60 percent of prior figures. He warns others may misreport his stance as denying protein in a two ration. Scientists differ, and the balance of evidence remains uncertain.
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Haecker
Minnesota Experiment Station
Professor Haecker
Profesor Huecker
A Swan Song From Hetle Girl in Wade Park
An East End father recalls his Hetle girl and a walk with the mother in Wade Park. The child spots swans on the pond and asks what they are. The mother explains swans, sparking the girl to quip that if those are swans this must be the Swanre River her father often sings about.
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Grand Central
Stoker
London
Peter the Great
Russia
Sis
Lord Jesus Christ
Palestine
Benjamin Franklin Jassoed
Morse
Bell
Edison
Fire Island
Long Island
New York
Arizona
Ship of Peace
Salvation
Ship of Heaven
East End
Papa
Wade Park
Tobacco industry hampered by lack of workers
The Atlanta Constitution notes serious obstacles in tobacco cultivation and manufacturing in the Atlantic states due to a shortage of labor, highlighting how this lack affects production and economic activity in the region.
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Atlantic States
Dairy Notes on Dairymen’s Convention Attendance and Calf Premium
An account of a large dairymen’s convention turnout with men women and children present. A 10 year old Elmer Young won a Jersey calf premium by gathering over 1300 names of attendees. Also describes Jersey calf tar coating method and silage use over grass. Missouri discussion on pasturing versus selling reflects local land value and profitability.
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Iowa
Congress
Elmer Young
Missouri
Bull Jersey
Lnois
Cold Weather Poultry Care and Feeding Tips
The article advises keeping hens in a well built poultry house to avoid artificial heat, feeding moulting hens oats with grit, and storing vegetables like onions beets carrots cabbage melons squash for winter. It also describes a steaming method to pluck ducks using water over heat and sticks, noting the ease of removing feathers.
Price of milk and farmer profits in the creamery business
The article argues milk prices must favor farmers to maintain enthusiasm for dairy raising. It states higher farmer pay boosts milk production and creamery profits without extra investment, warning dissatisfaction drives farmers away from producing milk.
Success In Swine: The Need for a Strong Foundation
Advice stresses that hog raising success requires a solid base of foundation stock, proper feeding and breeding. It warns that even good animals can fail without a firm start and consistent management, noting the parallel with a girl’s effort after capturing a husband.
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Dairy and Poultry
Blow Successful
A& Yew
Belgium
Bish Fellows
Joseph
Jacob
Gixed
Cheops
Ainstey’s Magazine
Tncompter
Ostate
Brown
Atlanta Constitution
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