The Christian Church and the Law of God in World Mission
A church advocate argues religion must align with universal law and science. He cites Bishop Williams on living faith, urges renewed energy for global evangelism, public health, and social reform through mission work and the North Yakima movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Stannard Baker
Chas. Williams
Episcopal Church
Baker
Willams
Christ
Church
Williams
France
de Lesseps
Panama Canal
America
Geo. Goethal
Baby
Prince of Peace
China
Rockefeller
Africa
India
Carnegie
Yakima
North
Missionary Church
Living Church
God
Satan
Profit from Low Grade Fruits Proposed by Prof Lewis
In Corvallis Oregon Prof C I Lewis of Oregon Agricultural College discusses turning cull fruits into profit. He cites market pricing, distribution challenges, and the need for cooperative regional efforts, canal impacts, and bi product plants to profit from low grade yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Corvallis
C. I. Lewis
Division of Horticulture
Oregon Agricultural College
Lewis
United States
Panama Canal
Costly Precision and Parcel Post Benefit Fruit Growers
The text urges better packing house construction and orchard planning with careful cost recording. It calls for exact costs of pruning spraying thinning cultivation and packing and asks to lower packaging costs for lower grades. It envisions parcel post boosting shipments of jellies jams vinegar and dried fruits nationwide, expanding consumption.
A Common Man Finds Riches In Family Love
A humble home and simple life define a man who toils with honest sweat to earn his bread. Lacking wealth and fame, he finds joy in his children's laughter, a warm fire, and loving moments with loved ones. He is described as a common man with riches of affection over material indulgence.
Mean Trick Cools Duke’s Ardor Amid $50 Paid Off
In a Boston Globe excerpt the duke’s ardent affections cool after a parent gives the suitor a $50 note and buys him off, turning emotional tension into a sharp social exchange.
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Boston Globe
Potatoes Selling Well Despite Rumors Of Market
reports from North Yakima indicate potatoes bring about 22 dollars a ton with occasional 23 a ton for special lots. dealers warn of a possible price drop if roads worsen and supplies stay high, while Seattle notes rising onions and falling hog prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Yakima
Market Report Shared Wisconsin Butter and Yakima Prices
Butter stocks rise in Seattle lowering prices with Eastern butter scarce as Washington creamery butter dominates. Eggs decline to 88 cents with continued downward pressure amid warm weather increasing supply. Local fruits and vegetables list including apples, oranges, hay, and various grains with prices for flour, potatoes, and dairy products. Notice to present claims for Emma Hewes guardianship and grazing permit applications for 1912 in Yakima and Leavenworth districts.
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Seattle
Oregon
Washington
United States
Kalispell
Ces Ees Eys
Yakima Best
Prosser
Kennewick Best
ORION
Eee AO
Wisconsin
Accee
Gozen
Florida
California
State of
Yakima County
Emma Hewes
Edward Kershaw
Parker & Richards
Miller Building
North Yakima
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the Modern Christian Church
Methodist Brotherhood
W. D. Sterling
Jehovah
Earth
Moses
Socrates
Jesus
Jesus Christ
New York Evening Post
Kotch
Pittsburg
Abraham Lincoln
Zion
Mica
Lord of Hosts
Aatla
Allen
Precremore
Ste. Sample Comune
Olmsted
Roy
The
Escseeesess
Guardian
Wenatchee National Forest
Leavenworth
A. H. Sylvester
Oriental Block
Seattle, U. S. A
Tim Kelly
Wapato
Mr. Buyer
First Street
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