Angel of Hope in Talmage Sermon on Hebrews text
Dr. Talmage exhorts from Hebrews VI 19 to lift readers from despair toward enduring hope. He venerates Hope as a heavenly angel guiding faith, patience, and future joy, citing Knox Morrell Goodwin and a prodigal’s reform while urging belief in eternal life, resurrection bodies, and world transformation through faith and divine promises.
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Louis Klopsch
Washington
Talmage
Angel of
Hope
St. Paul
The Time of Wish Wink Measured by German Scientist
A German scientist used photographic apparatus and a white paper mark on the eyelid to time a wink. Downward lid movement averaged .075 to .071 second, downward rest period .18 to .17 second, upward motion .17 second, total wink duration about .25 second.
Uniform hog lots and scrub swine condemned by farmers
The article urges uniformity in hog herds to fetch better market prices, condemns scrub hogs as unprofitable and a nuisance, and calls for breeding pure, standard stock. It discusses sorting fat sheep and cattle, upgrading home swine, and avoiding near-boar mating to maintain quality across markets.
Liebig and the birth of commercial fertilizers in farming
The text recalls Liebig's 1840s agricultural chemistry book introducing four core principles. It notes soils lose fertility as crops remove nitrogen, phosphorus, and potash, and that restoration by farming practices is often insufficient, leading to ongoing soil decline under poor rotations.
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Baron von Liebig
Liebig
Potash Fertilizer Demand Rises Amid High Potato Prices
The Warmers Review notes a rapid rise in potash imports for fertilizer over ten years. An exhibit at the Knois State Fair highlights major German Kali sources. High potato prices and a shortened crop are expected to boost farmers' earnings this season.
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Knois
Fell Planting of Trees in Fall or Spring
Professor F A Waugh of the Vermont Experiment station says fall or spring planting can be equally effective if soil is good and trees healthy. Fall offers more time and often lower nursery prices, with better establishment, but Western conditions vary. The Illinois Horticultural Society limits fall planting north of Springfield while southern areas may be safe. Seeds like parsnips and celery should be sown thick to break soil crusts on bake-prone soils.
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Heaven
Red
Miriam
Larael
Isaac Watts
James Montgomery
Filmore Bennett
Jerusalem the Golden
Mount Pisgah
Angel of Mope
Alps
Himalayas
Australia
New Zealand
Hogland
Victoria
Potato Acad
Vermont
Acab
Halsted
Delaware
New Yorker
Vermont Station
A. B. Manum
Bristol
Sir Walter
Uncle Sam
Stars
Maine
Polarte
Pride of
South
F. A. Waugh
Vermont Experiment Station
Waugh
Farmers’ Review
Horticultural Societies of
West
Llnola Horticultural Society
Springfield
Farmers' Review
Bailey
Fragmented dialogue hints at theft and money offer
The exchange between Barnes and Howes revolves around a claim of wealth and a threat of abuse after Barnes asks to share a recently found dine. Tedworth allegedly spoke of a billion dollars in a casual remark, then the scene escalates with reference to a five thousand gollars and improper conduct.
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Barnes
Howes
Tedworth
Blue
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Scotland
Tam
Dr. Goodwin
Bhat
Harriet Martineau
Robert Annan
Tay
Dried Fruit Association of
Caloom
Luther Burbank