Talmage's Sermon on January New Year Telegraph of Hope
Dr. Talmage's January 5 1902 sermon urges courage for the new year. He foresees global tension and blessings, praises the telegraph telephone and phonograph as tools for evangelization, notes January births of Burke Franklin Burns and others, and calls for faithful action, preparation, and anticipation of world redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Kiopsch
Washington
St. John
Edmund Burke
Fenelon
Benjamin Franklin
William H. Prescott
Sir John Moore
Robert Burns
Polycarp
Peter the Great
Chrysostom
Daniel Webster
Hampton Court
James
New York Narrows
Parliament
God
Satan
Jesus
Joshua
Havelock
Lasue
Remarkable Halibut Carrying Full Duck Discovery
Captain Kilgore of the U.S. Revenue Cutter Rush reports a large halibut caught near Sitka on Nov 13 contained a full duck. The blue bill bird was discovered when the fish was opened for distribution, prompting a startled scene aboard the cutter.
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Kilgore
United States Revenue
Rush
Sitka
Quartermaster Pedersen
Pasture riches and egg safety in farm management
The piece argues grazing lands and pasture influence national wealth, urging better pasture improvement with foreign grasses. It cites J N Young on wintering birds, feeds, and health. It warns of bacterial egg infection risks from dirty nests and raw eggs, stressing clean housing and sanitary handling to prevent disease.
Macaroni Wheat Prospects For American Farmers
The Macsteel Wares describe macaroni wheats as highly drought and cold resistant. Trials in the West show 3 to 4 times higher yields than ordinary wheats under hard conditions. Italy uses these wheats for macaroni. domestic mills reject them due to grinding incompatibility and cost of new machinery, limiting market access.
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West
Europe
Asia
Italy
Wool Quality Slips In Illinois Report
From Farmers' Review, wool in Illinois largely saleable but some chaffy and burrs. Defects arise from sheep pasturing near hay or straw stacks, sickness, and poor care in harsh weather. Defects drop value by two to five cents per pound. Emma Hames, the opera singer, survived a near miss when a stone hurled through a sleeping car window narrowly missed her head on a San Francisco to Denver trip. A discharged railway worker is suspected of throwing the stone. The emetometrium commentary line appears garbled and unintelligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Chattahoochese
Roanoke
Solomon Spaulding
Joseph Smith
God
Alexander Pepe
England
America
Wiliam
Bryant Seld
Dr. Young
Farmers’ Review
W. B. Plick
Marion County
Kansas
S. J. Baldwin
Nemaha County
Burbank
Murray
Holt County
Missouri
Chandler
Wyandotte County
James B. Wild
Jasner County
Miner
L. A. Goodman
Missouri State Horticultural Society
J. C. Bear
Montgomery County
Ohio
T. B. Chandler
St. Francois County
J. B. Karnes
Buchanan County
F. M. Grant
Wabash County
Indiana
J. C. Evans
Howell County
G. W. Hopkins
Greene County
C. M. Hobbs
L. N. Beal
Jefferson County
Farm Review
Dar Grarng
United States Department of Agriculture
P. C. Porter
Chicago
Mmno
Emma Hames
San Francisco
Denver
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