Prompt Action in Talmage Sermon on Observing the Wind
Washington notes report Dr. Talmage’s sermon urging prompt action, arguing that those who observe the wind delay sowing and miss harvests. It cites historical figures like Seward Webster and Columbus as examples of courage against opposition, urging listeners to act despite weather or doubts.
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Louis Klopsch
Washington
Solomon
Crise
Great Britain
Normon
England
William H. Seward
United States
Kossuth
Broadway
New York
Hungary
Daniel Webster
Hulsemann Lettter
Webster
Weather Bureau
Philadelphia
Boston
Liverpool
Southampton
Glasgow
Bremen
Reman Empire
Galilee
Solomon's Gardens
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Beders
The
Nile
Anke
Peter Cooper
Ralliionaire
United States Senate
Henry Wisont Betchet
Brooklyn
Eawerd
Ned
Alsatia
Columbus
Duke of Wellingto
Jesus Christ
Hosea
Heaven
Noom Ude
Christ
Newtown
Long Island
Virginia
Australia
Rev John McLaurin Leads 1876 Mission Effort
Reverend John McLaurin of the American Baptist Mission entered the field in 1876 to establish own work, noting it was a mistake to refrain from setting up their own mission presence and urging independence.
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Milton
John McLaurin
American Baptist
Teluzu
Up-to-Date Hints On Soil, Manuring And Pastures
Agricultural notes cover soil manuring for wheat, moisture management, and top-dressing. Kafir corn and sorghum impact moisture, pastures need careful rotation, and smooth brome-grass yields hay up to four and a half tons per acre.
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John Fields
The
Oklahoma Experiment Station
Canada
Berry box and crate packing boosts berry value
Oklahoma Experiment Station advises berry growers to use neat quart boxes and wooden crates for fresh berries. Packing in proper containers reduces handling, preserves quality, and often yields higher prices. Crated berries stay fresher, sell faster, and can boost profits even if box cost seems high.
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Oklahoma
Strawberry Crop Damaged by Dry Weather in Southern Missouri
A Missouri State Horticultural Society report warns the southern strawberry crop is shortened by dry weather while raspberry vines suffer heavy anthracnose damage. The bulletin outlines impacts on fruit yields and vine health across the region.
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