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Newspaper

Western Kansas World

Location

Wakeeney, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1901

Page

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Talmage Sermon on Gods Power and Presence

The sermon explores Gods vast power and incompleteness of human understanding, citing Job, Westminster theology, and examples from astronomy and ancient empires. It honors omnipresence and omnipotence, noting how true sight of God awaits the faithful beyond death and how the dying glow of believers hints at divine vision.

Tewen Cites Aucune Merophis Tyre Jess Fogo Gorturrad Babylon Nineveh

Keeping Flowers Preac

Keep cut flowers fresh by rinsing, recutting stems, and running water over them daily. Prepare a solution of yellow soap, salt, and water to aerate vases, replacing every two to three days to extend life. Palms and foliage plants need moderate watering, periodic washes, and daily outdoor sun exposure, avoiding drafts.

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Long distance electric transmission cited for Oakland system

Electricity from the Yuba river powers street cars in Oakland California across 140 miles. Transmission uses six tenths inch copper aluminum alloy wires carrying 40 000 volts with small loss. The system, described as the longest for power transmission, marks a milestone toward commercial long distance electricity. Earlier German tests between Frankfort and Lauffen over 110 miles were for experimental purposes.

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The last man to seek help is often the one with time

A quoted proverb from Five Tetente extols that the late helper is the man or woman who does more for new undertakings. The text contrasts workers and idle rich, noting the Bible asserts labor yields sweet rest whether one eats little or much. It emphasizes contentment among earners and warns pride or laziness among the idle.

Abraham Nimrod God Paul Silal Eben-ezer Job St. John Hoth Beck

Redividual Re Francian Clark Says Prayer Sparks Revivals

Clark asserts revivals traceable to individual prayers within Burman agency and even to prayers of a helpless invalid who cannot attend meetings. He states that what God has done, God will do, if we are ready for Him to work through us.

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Horticultural notes on apples storage and spring planting

Visitors at the Farmers Review office discuss cold storage of apples with L R Bryant secretary of the Illinois State Horticultural Society. The article weighs spring planting in northern latitudes, sub‑station stations, and the need for funding and skilled caretakers. It also covers Kansas gypsum deposits and judging methods for Poland China pigs at Kansas City show.

Farmers Review Office L. R. Bryant Illinois State Horticultural Society Illinois ‘State Horticultural Society Springfield Medicine Lodge Forest Savage Lawrence Bro. Haworth Kansas Ble Swallow Jaws W. H. McFadden American Poland China Record Company Kansas City Poland China Oklahoma

Black Spanish chicken breed described with features and production

The Black Spanish is an old domestic fowl variety valued for farm use. It features a glossy black plumage, white face and lobes, large red comb, blue shanks, and bright red wattles. Pullets lay 150 to 180 eggs yearly, hens later but larger eggs. eyes are white and flavorful, with a smooth white face. No standard weight given. size similar to Leghorn and Andalusian.

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Milking the Cow and Historical Notes in 1904

The Jersey Bulletin urges thorough milking to protect a cow’s milk yield and notes neglect harms future capacity. It also mentions Athens Greece’s ancient population estimate around 50,000 and Birmingham Alabama planning a metallic exposition from November 15, 1904 to May 15, 1905.

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