The Lucknow Sentinel, 1933-03-02, Page 3' '1:0,..69.9.4000-B4O.X•"§'Oat•Ite-t:
. TbO•i'Oth 1,itlh1a,r,1,01444ry .gap or
1.49r4 l'Q..00-1.?,Qw0.1... 9t..,04fOly, lfglikr
...ok the i Ii9),. OCouts," and •the ,fact' tb4
irlEr, tnnY,Oinpitt :this. 'Year aehle,Y.0.0 its
251,11, birthday, attract* new atteg -ion
.44 tkie phenotneitat growth of ,Coti fog,
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' twiWn•h.tOlf.e of AA pQ411.qe,i. ',,elkOrtg.
'airgeopted.At' th.e..febott..44yttrat'.iiteetr
14g".••14-•"401).SI,PO,.',,.011,0W: ' an, •••00rOlin eat of
, 2...0.50Ma.: Stoats': and Jeatlere, .'in.••
lees than 9.4:16mIntries :and. Parts.oflite
,.iw.. - S.ritish'Etispire,,, , ,. '''' ' . '. ...- .' • . ..„
Knee 'the, linairinratiOn of the Move -
Meet 'in 1.90$:net less 0410,,terf: ibilliOn
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.i0YO.,:hitAte-'profitcl. by -its. olieteg for
: go64 eitigenShip,Tocthis‘nutriber'mai
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be added„prcibahly Italf.that,uurnher,Of:
•: girl. Guides and. g14 ,Spi? 4t0 411,97Tr 64.:
-stilling..siSter: ineYei4444,71.0-!--01t';a.4.14.,'
, T5,00.0;990„ roitpg !•po'Ne, iii4ensieldite-..
4.. ..,..,,f,lzi,.. their best in $4,1iYic.0,4 heiilt1.1. and:
1' •kriendiineSs., . '''' , •
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Not -the least contrthulidn., has been
., ,• ... . „ . • .. . ,..........„-____....... ,
...that to :youth world -understanding by
. this • i'junierk ',League Of, •Natiens,".
• 'Three world githerings Of Boy Scmits
. • , and one of:Rover "-(older) • •Scouts have
. :•.'brotight ',together 'litany -: thousands Of
•••'heys .0f, ,all.':tiatio,MC In cortinletely
-, friendlyinterconiSe: TheiScontT,SaM,
beree' or, 1•92a called to England over.
B4O00
. , . , . . .. , . . .. ..
.,.5.3;990 boy*, ImeeY •..from. enemy • c,oun-,
..- tries -of ,the.:-Clre-at 1470; for two weeks
of the friendliest fraternizing,. A .simi,'
1 ay gath*ing •t: itisTatearwolb-rme-o-Oier.
. : . • . , . T .. ., . .
' .. thektsAnds :tOge,ther,.0, offer,: !!acluit, na..
tione. !;antl. their dianinata another ,ex-;
. ,
.gmwe or .thonsands.,:dflioys 'of' Many
countries' living and idayln.g Tokethei.
.• in: complete ' nktitnei;:re,Speet, and cor-
dial good -will for two 'stilly avteks,' .
Trilly.„ A Wonderful livirigmenntrient.•
'• ' VI, Iffing 4.0'0 er; " and (:.tae,, for • •Whotti.
-litany: 0.Ore, years-. of insPired, -leader-
.•''ship•:)tilt be itiaated,.at',..a,-Keetically
;nnbrciiten • World, s'.eh'ailit 'Off " § c,tint ',gad
•• .• Guide patiquels;,celeltrating.?his'-aiatal
'---°'dity7t-artfiltiliat'111 s o • .• .•,6 rbaifYI13 ad en 7,
., tiolycil., 'World .Cliief'; Chide,' efi"Ii7eln",:"
.,tiary-22inf: •••• ,' . •'• . ''''..., '"' ' '•''. • : -, '.- • .' •, ,
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..• silver .VVolf.''For-'',1 • W Macho t
Before. a 'distinguished 'gathering, at
• '„
.„,a.: luncheoil .at, the •Roval_yol,o,• ta
'T.oreate„: given. by 'Mr. t,.•.it,,.Woodi the
-, • ::-II-en.OrarY., StiVer.',"Welf,• zWak.,prteente et
:t4r.:.:.11.1..,.:,,.kkeetioncb;',„.;•the--.:-',Earl..,4•Ttif,
• .e-eaberoaTih:.,'AS,'- Chief ,:',$.c,Oat -,:f.Or,':.0.if:i?:••
ada,;to M?.. J':•W, 'Mitehell,,,- p,.:•€,§ttleut.
., or . the Pro Vinci at ' Co tined oi'llie • BOY'.
Scottie .,.AseoCiation.• . The. •debbratiOn
•*a4•Iis• recognition ett•tWelifeyear's bf
, .
../.., Ogsuoloisi:,seryie:...7,,,ourbrgr....mritl--,.
ebelya, PreaIdency the, Scou L 14000,-,
.04 ixkOntarjO, Itaa,grAWA: Ontn.
to 2i,876.
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President Backs sConta
'ct.ntiS!''V'".4-TrTatt'itr 1+1,%5r-
York''.President-9lOt • .F.1W.11(114, D.
.Roosevelt ailnonace4'hia readiness to
serve_ 'AS P17044,10A1 the.
Of 4nteriea, and. declared tlie. §cOnts.
Otild.'-ial*,a)",ii.10e.1 • they.'1140 114“.01!detit:
:friend...* the -)7.11.hiteliOtnio,:..
Forestry „ Mnlster'5.,Tyibute tor„
Tribute1„„• .;`. ,,,,•
•.P.gaatlYeaeas.:'0.,0A0
eiti4eneh1p. 1...raintakAn. gt,e.t.a).-and: to,
t.he value of Setin ,COrenetat lea
in vari-
0u8 department.•.". activities,
wa '14410- by „ROO, Win. Finlayson,
tarto- it.the•annual meeting: dinner'of
the‘'BrOvingial. Sceat.4.seegia,tion's,paa,,
Mentieg Wak.utade of lielp .111
,
'getting tree.planting publicity. -to farrn-
ers,
; and: :the janntitti" wfirlv.';'dette...hy
Scouts on .the:roforostatiati:•prOject at
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•
• N Lt. -Gov. ,1:?;!•estintki
• •••Thisare:tora*011.BedSa,*,thefottrth"
awarded',.:a. Canadian. Scout, . Was: pro,'
,•sebte'a„.• • by Liett*GOYeraer Fei;c14P441
ijohnsott.,to. Scout afyttiletea Maelten-
life before large, gathering :• at the
Legislative- •Buildings • Victoria,'", 11:C.
Tbeoceas10:Was marked, b
,s'eticii; Of. 1'1Rn: represent -
1 ng the1;reVincial.,•Goverartieut, •• and
Mayor :David Leeming., , ;The badge is
..,awardeit.forexcentional character and
:fertitiude.'sliii'Vrt.tinring., an. et:tended
of suffering;' and high , standing
in Scouting. Sconting.;• • " .• •. , • ' • „
:Kyery.b.oy. between the .A.ges 'ef• 12
and 18 years of age should:the aSeoutt
.e.,•BaY'• SCoat: Overiaent- hassolue7
thiano':intereat boys ofTell. :types,. and.
•it cater. ,to buv in all Classes of life.
•and.. it is, else'• ',InterttlenOMinational,...
Scouting ',suiapltmeiits Yotir
gi'Ca:,Y;oti a iiroaclei• but-.•
helps • you to have ,cfean
mind in a itealthy'bedy,'•"Mid teaches'
you liow to fit yourseif 16-..b6 a -tigefill
-Seout.',Department is es
-cOi11i•t.0-46Y-i•-•and these'••,a‘Ar9gre-bei
kb tete: .s • regularly ,erganiZed
, Why; mit,, Write , today: finin:
l'OrniA•tiOn' ithont it ditsa•
:The lley ,sConts :Association, Lona
Scont .Oepartirrent,..:?,30..1lay'; Street
:Toronto.—
If There Were•No .r Books
(,1•`rolp :Lead° n •CorreiponderttOf New
Yerk Tiines "
• itlt: is 0. mistake to,"„aSattnie.;;that
•
•Oeeks"lieVe..,Corric torbay: ' The • huitan
race (11(1 without them for thousands
• • Years ..arid• May deekle".4,',9,•do.,witlf=.
oat them again." °This •staitling'pre• -T,
diction' eotneS,not"frotn. any Philistine
• • 16Wbrow; from 'One, ..ef',Otti: MoSe.
itecattinlislied17IterarY"'SiiistS, •
.• • rorater.,,..116..•observes• that; the. radio
andeiriema are' tnitning us' front read-,
trs into listeners: end lookers, .and he
:
wonders • 'whither this' tendency ivill
• lead:: Mr: PeiSter re.g,aids
- pet .of . haokless, wer,14.,0 a
dcpkr-
able one, for books, be says,: have an
edtteatiMmt, 'value which nOthing, yet
invented wit supply:, No. one's win-.
•
• '•• '' • • •• '
cat,ed • who cannot' concentrate and it
is. .• 'tc; learn concentration,..• • • „ „ uproar , rude, . •
tbropgii•4 book : than' throngh aLtalk or ' Or „ fed . tdo •• With
• • a filth for an obvious ..reaser,i,7' 1• yoti. , •
•,..,,attentitin wander's, ,YOU can Sack . Sit :hear' , ...ea7ertra
to the ten Of the page and start again, • :,reenth, 'and rbitOed.:
whereas in A talk , you are ..trntiV.'ire-Itart4-...asi
• carried, On. ,•••. So he ,,corifeises.. thaChe • ;•quirlin • •
•haS little,faith, in the educatienal fti, '
ture-„ia,•...lbroadcasting-unalloyedi•-and. ,„ , !„
" . .
•' ° -he
miatAtAie oid both.' bs. 9=igo,fuitIon. „ _ ,
'helpful -as long, as .theaktare, su s . "'Contains 2,0.00 ....rages
Sonnet :on the Sea
• . .
, . •
It..,keeps• eternal WhiSperiaga• arntind
Desolate •• - and:
;
. • 611.fta•'•!twisee•Jen .ihe.4Sak•I'.'eavernS,
the • 's
•Of ,flecate ,leavesc- 'theni•• .° their.: old
-,••• isliadoity .•
pftee ' sucb tenver.
rouUt! •' •
•
That 'scarcely • will .1be 'very small- •----------______________
• .tet shell'.•• 7 , , '7 • ' ' *, .ignoring „tho;,,,disciples, continued
ferilaya", wlien'ee. it gotne• 'look; for, the orie had- caught his
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31-
Lestion
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MarOh; 0.• • • '‘PSSOn. 044
cifo. Health—Mark 21"-,44t
.1§43. Golden• Text 'The,..7'Aferd
• hath -107, -145i:
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1. Mark 5:
ay: e
,a1T1i.qX.
• . g44.14 :
111. WHEN GUI) CO.MES IN, Mark ..30r';
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-I. rt,P034, "•.0010$1'
-; -.1
When Je.5,0 4hti, his men arrWed
liaek at. Caperitatun, the pews of the
preirieue nikht's. happenings 'had al-
ready • reached the, The -P.4)4=
lace crowded deirk., t -harbor to
Ntteleorrie him haek- • ,ItanY, Were the
motives, 10411. brought . tber4 there,
,Cariteity,; gratitude,. hope,: desperate.
'need.. jnirne'.(Y; 20).WaS in4OSPerate
Death was hovering over .his,
'horpe; '4;23, Seine one hurrying peat
cried out,.",There Conies Jeg:ne,r!
,ing attd ....Perhaps pre-
judice, the „artiaiterat':raii 4htt-fiong-
,hixiiKlf; in Oriental' 1 4.shion, at'Seaue
feet, Imploring 'him to .cotne to- beat
the child. "' . • ' • ', • -• , • , 7,
• •Mares' extremity `Was GOir's, Opprie.
When--trouble..e6ines
'Many things which•separate Men sud-
denly 7IOse their • importance., '• The
February 26. Lesson-IX—Jesus Shows
retugh,'•plonghshare', 'Of sorrow had
broken the evrfade of this •man's
life, Ankinade hint capable ° Of. reeeiV7.
Crod's • ,
II: wliEtst• 'FarrkT •Is Mark 5:.
tt47e8"c41...O'Wd:' 'Was ‘tt.''snoth'er figUreIn -,
, . . .
also 'draWn•there by her•treuble.-Suf.-
fering. front, recurring rhemorrhageS
•forniany years,'Shehas, ufteredtputli
'&0; .as MarkAuairitly •at• the
ands. Of, the 'tioctors,---rnany :doctor.
All .her • •money had gene 'in :docters'
hills, and she. was::: iincyr5a''.iristead of
better, v. Luke-;.•hirriself 'physt-
Clan, thought this ...lith,tr hard on. the,
medical:profession. lie left etit partef-Iark'-acoiint,I,uke-S :43. -Even
:;
today in theast; it is conimoi in the
caset•Of serious illness: to 'empleY
tratttitilicity•,of deters. •. Their,
diag-
L'05 PreScriptions conflict. When
one'reflects that 'they aireseribed such
remedies. as" ashes, of,. burnt ,:msrolyes!.
7--.kt-Illsil,fibigl.,:liVers,:tyte• of, craWaild:
.Snat reasyle.irnagine *a'
Wornarrs...cendition:.aftel•twelve years' "
'
- Instead,Of 'oddre'Stink herself to the
Master, 4fie trent up fbehindliM'and
,touched.hia 'Clothes: Her disettae:' prOb-.
ably' 'Made her cerernenially„ 'unclean.
.$.(te -tiVottld, thereto,-, avoid -publicity.
She also shaTed :the belief) coreinon.in
:her.. time, that 'a kind•Of!superitatural.
;Virtite,'-ikat'r'fOrth .froin the
'and -might Cevelv.be spraed „through
cOlitact' .,$ee- Acts
12. • . '
• The 'extraordinary sells]. en s of
Jesus dietinguighed -.that particular
!,teueli from thepressUreof the croWil.
•Ile tainted .anci asked,1``Who touched
ittep :Ma:ttheay." 'evidentlY: shocked at
the. disciples' •tcO bold • earreetion,..
omits% it in his accourit,2' S hocked' 18150
a..miKaele of which Jesus vas not
he inalces,;,•the."healipg .fol-,
IOW ;Test& W.orcle, Matt:. 9 :20.• Sous;
V
It11,411
e
//tasfiafed ' Pr 4r. 10,44 Vag Idee8:61k Am.
'440e-4:Wit& 044,Itt
. „4:tine.„ fel"; „ • • , ,gerfient. The poor Woman,: tremb,ling
clast,Pie, _winds` of. '11'ea,ve. n wnr, with:enibarrassmenV and fear Of the
• •'"' Unho 'd • •• ••• ssi le consequeni:es. of her, deed
• • - arid • t • Imo*ni Aff'eqti6n4t illy address,.
FeaSt; 'them: niion.the wideness ;of 'g her as "daughter;" Jesus roassUr-•
in
whe.'have YoOr .kto gnaoiwnieldlne9,6tsina*dieth, cilui!rstehll
114 tea, • • ••
pb ye!. Ntialose ears are Mita d with • was :not the touch of his garment,
' • had cured her. ,. • , ,
cloying :A timid faith' it was. ju4 ,enabling
her to; stretch Out 0. stealthy' hand,,
too. feeble 67 bring heir epenilY' to
Sesus', yet a real faith,•richly reward -
cd. '•Tho Canadian soldier, dying: on
'the field., pressing to his lip-s-ife'iraide
cross hurriedly improvised bY the Pro.
Aestant Padre witb two bits of stick,
,may. have shown a sornewhe. super-
stitious "faith. •But'it belted the boy
to' sethis• Savieur and die' him* The
ainazing ,lovo. and -nieatY , net
cluenck.the , ;molting flax o,f our feeble
'et her' Her faith supeirstitious as it
• •
. •
(liar" onlv. and,:,are. combined ,with
Tokyo,.—After 16 -years' of work,
bookS ,±efei" • us '..t4-) book.e. 1:1],qKeaji •Shitadeage, of .the War ,Oft
;can .indicate, 'cannet' ,rub ' • ••
flee has' conipleted a kOngollan-japf
a'nythintg 111 11 i in.twenty,fpur hetirs ,anes.4 • Ars.t.of,kt.1,.:.ki.nd;
.sI heY ,leave •.:wltieh will be publiehedshottlY by
the. army. 'It is°g•130bii'of:2000,!pagee. welive in a: land of the <Vett '•.'l
"1
a
• . ;Opataki 6r,s,' Hoge,.
;••, ,loatsicin%*, ,eIPorted fro*:flratlsi
,:tudl. h:year Wel,i6ed . 33;g00,000
"laments: .7 • - • . ,
,odor bad .; tha.t
arisea'-,froiti:,-good?ieis„ :tainted:
• 111,, Milan,' it, IS div earri o
•illatoroati. °
t '
, "I think that there is a ,great" les -
on here: It, is not that it• does:not
inatter.'whethor',.or not "WO in-
telligent and ,enlightened' evangelical
views. .We . should :be thankful that
. ;the ,arnty 200,g 'has given 'close at jail dliV0edlargely•from religions
:.,tention,, to 'the. study of fOrolgnilanga- •.•anperstitiOni We do not 1.3elieiziai
egos andhas tphOsii things:as fet,i0r5thl.t,11.11°1
-Shitiontiga 1.16* SPecializ ad P.riental kral. ill south
.ianknageti, 'ineinding Mongolian; ',11111iilelti.4 • 811°' P a .es.. •
'Ito. had- tO". • inectal tYPellO.
gine ' Olti
tain holy 17e10144t. l'taUbTip. 1 tOrk..gal;
,Proditee; the' • intricate' Mon01 chat ,
and at otirselyea, 'With our trtte,
in Its langiiagy •exPerls nearlY tongiin tea, Major But can you imagiLord loking over gt LnSoiriiii3tr.tooaf .atyhe?
Nv ere mitny peOple are
Chinese dialects, Mancbu and Tibetan. grostiy„ gliperAit_foilvtea.miii,g„ jeer.
act era tipPearing in his. .iiictionary.„.
,, • • „,•
• By BUD FIS-1.ft
Urr.
.Ook:
, LLAt-
A.?r:*
' charminklY'yontlifill,Medel
for
It reflects the: yietOrian'rage'' with
its deep, round' •? yoked 'bedice with
sleeves that widen and puff atiove•the
•,• •,• ' • ••
.'Thekirt, lines are Clever saug.
deep :.p,airtted secbion jt the
'front' that Will -give elegant height. to
your ;hkure. • ' ; • . .
.:POr it You may choose- dis„creetlY
'pat-kr:fled srepe silk .:(suel,as
made the. original) 'In your favorite
ran i„xt.-_ra
and rus€ toibi. are delightfully•7eliie.
• • Style.,/sTo. 3333 is .designed for: oie8.
:inch reeriieeo% yards
of 19. -inch material with %.• • yard :'.(4
'coatraSting, and 'yard' ;,of
.35,ineli,lining.; • • ,
ii0"CTO eaKDER 'PATTEIMS.';.
Write' yeiii,..naineland a:chit:etas Plain.
ittimber ,'•of sne.h.
patterns.as You Want, Enclose 15c an
stanips or Coin', (coin preferred; Wrap
'it iearefUlly), for each nalnber, and
addr.es,s..your ?'der • to Wilson.Pattern
SerVic.4 "3West Adelaide St., TorontO:
• • •
.enlightened, intelligeht faith;:and per-
haps finding in some" Poer soul there
a., deeper,deeirt for, him, ..a •greater
readiness •te'. be, , aianged.', by him,;•th on
in some of •uS, •' with all Or correct.
views."—P. "Carnegie' Simpson. • • • •
COD . etiM,s .1.11, Mark 5..•35-
' ',While this; Was taking place
MesSenger. carie •with the ntws that
'the , *. had • alreat$ paSSed, away:,
The • distranglit: 'father evidently :re-
ftised:te aacept the 'Message as •fiaal.
7-...•centiritieti to, itnplere „Testis; "Why
are you .still..worrying the Teacher?"
urged the .setyaitt;),,y., Jesus also
evidently 1-efttsed.to accept Another's
°Pinion, . With a word of eheduraket
merit to the father .(v. 36) betook his
;three • most ' intimate ddiSeiples' .and
went AO. 'the house. • •
..- When he saw the girl. 11.• -•declar•ed
her not •really dead" but asleep 4*.
uno-9•0(.4•44,•-•a•I
upon • mitered' he to 'her....Parelits";
Bible students , shopld'r compare the'
account- in Matthew ' 9:, '
'Where the, 'girl is "already dead, and the
.fathertdefinitely 'aske,Sessia-to restare,
her to,..life, jostle! WiHtioi ((not deed,
'but sleepiag,)! puist, then, be ,talten
inetaPhorically. ' Death; bo1a Chriatian,
•
Tie11, .11S. is ,
Address ' All Letters, to _Farm:Editor, c141cle St;
,estt Toronto. .. Ans 111 Appear tkiis..
Column.. 1fl'ersOnhl Re. 1, is ,eslred. Enclose
*Statniiied and Adilre se
4e6,tletla arid AnaWera ••••-
Ter; little :conditions -,,Can" I 'send and
get fife:14414 tes„t-.thei,isoit...00tseAt'
, hate I to Mend the Soil 'eaMPle' te--
,... • • ri
04,it„.],71 ;• ••" '
the, licoild•• ,fOr'testin0,. tho
inlelcaSe Of waked!'pa..0.er.i'sfin,w,litc4,013
'Bernie ,placed and Itbe, chart carr? -ting
tlioconiparatvn Mars 01'00'640,
as to hQw:innehr'•11Me41k,IlieeiOarYc
,order to Produce' a •neutral c�ndltlozi
, of Are eapplied'froui thet
meet. of ChentiAt.f.y!'at (200, Or
they May be .fitid. at the'ftl
various Kep.resentatives
Mr the , eare tr1.41.,, .Each contains
full instructions and the test can b
Made by , the firiner, •hrins el t or by 'the•
Agricultural Kepreseatatiyir or 'yen.
May send sairiplos to the I "bo '
tOryt Dept. *of Chemistry,
where , tests • .4111 he Made • fr'ee, sot
:•• If 'samples' .,are selic:45117e-
ahont ,opeafalf,Pint Jo. a. closely.
w0Ven. cotton' bag. r Tie. a- fig •On. to
the toPcif the when closing It and
address -aarise`to,'the DePartmont • of
Chemistry. Place your Mune, and ad-
dress. on the other Side of Clio tag.' It
•iabesi"fOr you to drop tie a line tinder
Separate Over' at.the'lame
coUrse,It W111.,heneeessary for 'yea' to
nay postage On .•thia', parcel hut the
andvenly,,are4ree. of charge; _
•W., 1.1.--41have been tOld to 34it, . my,
Wood,: Sallee en my. potateei: next.
spring When I ph*. Would OAS e.:a
good; thing tO, de '•.and Weald. put
the.ashea?., on the set ae.:yeti.:. plant
them?' They: ivi4 he plowed in. Woald,
• • , • .
.a. handful da each set -or would 11 be-
tod 'naUcli.? orn,Platttink' ;5: aqfi
F, :SA_ Alms_
sonie,... and . fertilizer:•'en
sotne,'And. of. co.b7rse -will use -Manure
.bn theta , AIL W.haa .15 the 'hest ',fer-:••
'illiZe,r potato? • The. soil' is : a.
sandy learn and, up
' Ans7er wen' d ' not WiSe
aShes potatnte Aria
Ihes!:,c•arry• from ,01.6 'Wash
"•:Alsor,2-C.arry..nt.larke,:
percent. Of linte;•: 'freetientlY
40 Thie; •diatinellY
a1Iaiiiiece t fon s: in ,the 'Soil, 'which
conditioaS are the besta4Ssible for "ie•
,gr,owth ef...the , sue:tate.:
patateea, contain .the..sports seat)
the -treatinoit yon.:irientiois
. suit in ▪ very. acaltby, crop. • It is A,
use Weed ashes. on land
that yea, ars: preparing- td .needto al-
falfa other le,ituites ' •
take. large quantities': or DotEisil -out .of
pa soil' and .beneflt. greatly by' the'
'pet.Sitt applied la:. the ashes
' arid. the 'inse.,. which" it carries also,
sincelegainies• thrtve: hest on alkaline
• . If the inabtire• is well rotted; -.you
'win be dolat a :good'ahing•to •give 'a
f a i lay generous .dt.esa i lig to your • note fq
gronad; since "the lighCioll that Yen:
• • • • • • • • • •
•deserilie..Avill: peed considerable' str,
'-ga'n.ip• 'Met ter' ,Or ntant. ,fibre.fer. it ;to
:held Sufficitat-'intilitifre grow.
• •
in • otato"CroP. '" •
,,•
' Our ..tests• on.:•potatoes-'Whieft.' Oyer
' a• Period ,cif,sfeur years oho* an aver-
age ..in ores se' •f,ronr fertilizer ior.. the.
four 'years , 514 buhe1s Per. Sere.
..'WheiT. six. different fertilizers 'Were
cOmPared: on 15 representative p.etato
fart diqing:tbe bait year, the largest
,Yield• *asobtained from • 750 lbs per
adre'ef,4-8-10',••;'•ThisrgaVe an laerease
'Oft YYT4'.....'lf-Aelk°,-Per--a-ere7--,..4-€:"i3r1-64
charged; for ; this typo 'of fertilizer 18
.1:9-3.2; this :.rePreSeutS an JaVestatent Of
• $7..82,•Pee--,a'cre;;;-iir.-7th-eoiko.tiiiin,
.er;_eaSedihiislieli,ef,:pOtatess. wOuldik'w
4-34l2:c-Per btiShel,i. potatoes are sell -
Ing at §Ac,b: huShei yen 'Can reactifY See
'that this would represetit•a itirte'lirbat
is btita Sleep:" fro.., whiel • ,Sesa'a ,Can fuveitnien.e.• ;•••,,1 :•• , •, :1?
*Alien Or." • •, d • • • ". ' • • ' • next '11,igheSt iiiCreitae. 197 4-8-10
("iticitase Of la inislfeisless per acre
-Jesus to A,VOid tho excited and and' clamer-
-The, c,onnitati ,k6ep the •reetoring ,Wits .which!,fntatie
a secret vies: given 'possibly.:te 'enable • ••• • • • • •••
. . , „. d , fm,...heal at cost-, of, ,$6,a4 .fet the Aaplicat on or
otts •iroWds. yrIses04 , eman . „. ,
1gs 50 interfered •"-anth hie teaChing ,18.3.c. per ,hoshel,.. (f.r. potatee4... • ,:,
iStry. He • niebtioned to a too' It vcsu, Plan io use fertiliser be•Sure
happy father father that his little 'girl' Wrealci • not putto'. t.b t at'oes,"dilio etly' top
,the better ,of • sonietiting. to eat of- • 1110 fertilizer Or ,./tlte • !ertitlzem d
Onte* again our„tbrd..&Arionstritticki ‘i,ectly n, top..of „till be tato.Ple cos. S. nal
'':that the -vitalizing aii.. enrichingof a::
aptlicatibil would:teat' tO draw the,
man's whole 'life,physioal.aa.'wn .whethe'. pefato.p..:Thees and
spritual, is part ef ha k
fovea tee :get free. . Nsrbet1 we N.,,gein lightlY w▪ itli 'soil, `1,%et`oit droning
to live wisely and kindly° inanY PITS- tatees. '
'ent-daY 'Alin -tents will disappear! • • 13,7. ' II tit' is the rettsott itir
tur-
ps taking rot before mator/tY Pk.
Is 01.0 .94(11.tton '440. to 'laelci Of ''*1.4!".' •
•th.eriagl4' ;Oft,P1,,l';:n.!Qtryeoepod rne.z)tiritt4,
soii, and
;•40,-..li„eteIrft;Ltlet•Ut.e0r971).- illtoal::.1;;;11 'the DO -Pa'
• 'ineht Of B00105190, 'thikrelis .•
dQt„;•112.Aottx4, ,4)°,170,91/174a, In-tur-
ilip
terialr• y dc -s -
tractive rot and no treatinent poll
ner .8praYilig,', ea far • '.didepVeredo, ,
.4arp-,eflate,, bootno; Cioonttrhoelf;s4inz•te,heodiia%ealq134'1,,,
family.as tarroPS, therefore it is, qaite,
TIP.t.nrai to expect ;that • potato crop
felitowing rape Oren may he infected' "
WitV tbe same, disease? ',IiiiaCeotlie,,re''
nutmeat O'f the ripe crop would Carry '
the turnip 'disease, over.• , •
•To 11,861;"bbie:ett aidsittio,e7c:ivualtneg.T. ttlef,efi:eir: •
foi
7fobiltorw.tWirapits2rth'btal'i•rii4ipal
rneana do not
the disease -starting rev, tn• rnipa:
next year null:no the 'diatasettPlantit.•
retnove them from ,the.lieldNknd abee,
lutelY destroK•them;_ aIse.plow\tincle;
all refaso. On, the field after the crop ia
-harvested, gads as
are confronted with a.
cannot understand
In the matter of 'Cliarning 'Cream and .,
not tible:to 'obtain hatter. Theoream
being the rightletineraturearid iftefl
.elinrning a 'short tinie• it conimInced
--,to foam: and.,,non.14 net dOltnythint,
withit: • The next let of Cream•churn
°. ed.' all right: Then • a',.third
t,Oolc ,,Place And •the, result. was: thr , e
,
.1greand• ,
:Ifs a..1161Stein in eaixf eim,dithsn and
'her feed 'consists timothy and ,,
'
grOund alfalfa a sa mash. The tom..
is with/Calf will cense In next May
'She is giving a lot of milk at present •
We had nb 4ouble with flie ere*
;Instil about 'a inonth ago. • Perhaps .yor
,coatdrtetilighterirts7birtbis .matter ,titq •
gil:re some reason;fer, it for whiCh'
will he lad to hear fromyee. -
"•:
bOattnient,.o1-401-'
ing. gives the ,f011-OwingatisWer'te,yetw
• • • '"
. order to' get Creaml' to ',Churn, in
reaSonable ;length, of • time it ':10. ne.nea
, eery- that: the .dreatnAies'of: eaffieieni
richness, 'that the churn be net.flhle
over •one-third. full, and that 'the,. &iv .,.
.,,feepetensperature range for ,chinenifir
be adonttsi •• IT these :tentiitione'' art'
obserired rl'hionghout the year thi •
churning time tirae should not .0Xceed;30 '•
4Vinfnutes. Iv:inter cream,. of'•cOin•se.
tends' te,' 41*y ..atfi"
pared' with ''sitiutner cream; :•oWing', it
,entaller 'fat globules; ;milk fat of herd, • •
the . naturally iacrea,ae,&.,viecesity ol ,:•:
whitey •milk and. cream,' *Vertheleaa:
if the richnesti Of cream And •fulinesa
.
Of Churn, 'a•re: tatidardized
teinneratu're. adkiatinent,•itsing ather• : •
mometer, • -is' all that is. necessary Is
15-tder, to ..regulate Abe chaining:tittle,
• Vani•Of-.1,116- opinion „that titin
c.iubined iithtoojow einirnifig tera•
Pera 'are. is the. cease OfVoni•Churn;.!
lug difficulties, and yOuld; therefore,'
advise having the richness,sof .ereatn''
inereased to 25 to 30%, and the '
'dt:jeog4.. to,6c4114xreV4kk,..,t4uPeTa't"74 't:o 64:
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Acid Ejnishes„ElectricAlti
The inside of eleetric lanio..13ulbs
beitissetched lit' Fiance by a Machias „
whichcrinjeets-hYdrofittoriaaaeldvante-
_the bulb. through a nozzle.- iBeettin,se
these' no2zIett, had to 'be, replaced Ire,
quently due to the acids ,cortesive
action, they are1)01 tig made o/.
. ;
a nichel,copper-ohromium :east, iron.
• Bea vers . • Arai,. .equipped ' with tit
daeli, side Of the body at
with toesnai.I...CombS'enilieit.hind,deet:- .••
,•atiti they 'are 'COnst,atttly preening and
, Priniping 'Wheu pot' sliePing; eating. ,
• It,' Is a 8w ot nature that .fztint -
,.;hea-rted ineu, should be”. ' the\ frith, 'et
, .1:
luxurious- (ItTITtt 'tor: 711 fix-
• that ,othc.'sat10s0"0 •pmdaces 'tigicat;ier
and 11 or oos.-•-•-ilereda t us, •
'(6Ut6u roge Ori
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