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T IM E S , W IL L A M IN A , OREGON
IMPROVED
U N IFO R M IN TE R N A TIO N A L
UNDAY
chool
S
DAIRYMEN ADVISED
ON PASTURE CARE
I
L e sso n
Uv KKV HARO LD I. LUNDQUIST.
Dean of the Moody Bible Institute
of Chicago.
(¡0 Western Newapaper Union
Lesson fo r M a y 16
Fertilization la Regarded as
the Best Plan.
T H E F O R B E A R A N C E OF ISAAC
LESSON T E X T —Centals 2t: 12 23.
G O LD E N T E X T — Hl. i n ! are the peace­
By C url II fln td e r. Profr»»«»r of D a iry H u i-
m a k e r.: (or they .h e ll be called the chil­
bandry. N rw J » r* ry ('nllffgn of A gri-
j
dren nt God Matthew 3 0.
culture. WNU Service.
P R IM A R Y TO P IC A Man Who Wouldn't
I f the old m y th th a t "c o w s ta lk Quarrel.
J V N I iiK T O P IC -W a a Isaac a Hero?
at m id n ig h t on New Y e a r’s eve”
IN T E R M E D IA T E AND SENIO R TOPIC— !
w ere true, m any a cow would have
How Io Prevent Q uarrel.
advised her ow ner long ago th a t
YO UNG P E O P L E ANU A D U LT TOPIC—
pastu re should be considered a cash Promoting Peace.
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I t hurts my conscience
to be ric h —
V/ere r e a lly a.11 o f
equ^l r a .n k ,
And some folks starve
while h ere a.m I
J u s t hoarding pennies
in m y bank.
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crop.
Most fa rm e rs do not consider pas­
tu re as a cash crop, since they
never a ctu a lly see any m oney be­
ing returned d ire c tly fro m the pas­
tu re , B u t the cow is the m id d le ­
m an in th is case. I t is because of
th is lack o f understanding on the
p a rt o f d a iry m e n th a t pasture lands
are the m ost neglected sources of
fa rm revenue.
A com plete pasture fe rtiliz a tio n
p ro g ra m , w hich includes an appli-
cation o f nitro ge n fe rtiliz a tio n nt
!!)»• r a te o f 2.»l) to 300 pounds per
acre in the spring, brings retu rns
in cash fo u r to six weeks a fte r the
fe rtiliz e r is applied to the soil.
E xp e rim e n ta l w ork has been trie d
out on a d em onstration basis. The
resu lts have been u n ifo rm ly good,
M ore d a irym e n
should
m ake
plans th is sp ring to tre a t th e ir pas­
tures the same as they tre a t th e ir
o the r fa rm crops, and thereby get
m ore and chea|x>r m ilk fro m th e ir
d a iry cows.
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THE CHEEKFUL CHERUb
In a w orld la rg e ly dom inated by
the philosophy th a t m ig h t is rig h t,
and in w hich men are urged to as­
se rt them selves and dem and th e ir
rig h ts , e xactin g them even by la w ­
less and v io le n t m ethods, it is in ­
cre a s in g ly d iffic u lt to p ro cla im the
tru th th a t meekness is not weakness
and th a t the C h ris tia n virtu e s of pa­
tience and long-suffering are not
s im p ly outm oded theories which do
i not fit our m odern w orld.
The sto ry o f Isaac, the second of
the p a tria rc h s , is in s tru c tiv e fro m
beginning to end. The five chap­
te rs preceding our lesson m e rit
c a re fu l reading.
Isaac had come
through m any blessed experiences
and had ulso sadly tasted the de­
i fe a t o f unb elief and sin before we
reach the tim e of our lesson. F e a r­
ing a fa m in e, and e v id e n tly not be­
ing c e rta in th a t God w ould care fo r ■
h im , he had gone down from the
prom ised land, and was dw e llin g
in the land of the P h ilistin es. But
God had not forsaken h im , and even
th ere he blessed him .
Percheron First Among
I. Peace, P ro s p e rity , and E nvy
American Draft Horses (v v 12-17)
Am ong d ra ft horses the clean- I Isaac was at peace although he
legged Percheron has alw ays held was in the enem y's te rrito ry . God
firs t place in A m e rican m arkets, had given h im g re at p ro sp e rity w ith
som ething like 140,000 of them hav­ the resu lt th a t the P h ilistin es hated
ing been registered in the stud book h im . T im es have changed, but men
w ith o u t counting the 30,000 horses are the same. M any are they who
o f alm ost undistinguishnble type in w ill not have the Izrrd Jesus C hrist
the F rench D ra ft book, says a w rite r to rule o ver them , but who cast en­
in the New Y ork H erald-T ribune. vious glances tow ard those who be­
G ra y was the pi evading co lo r of cause they have honored God have
the e a rly Percherons im p orte d to been honored by h im w ith peace o f
th is co u n try, some of w hich came h e a rt and have been prospered in
fro m F ra n ce alm ost one hundred w ha te ver they do. (Read Psalm 1.)
years ago. They were lig h te r in
Note th a t Isaac’s testim ony is
w eig ht and m ore breedy than the strengthened by his w illingness to
m odern type, often showing coachy yie ld even w hat was his rig h t,
co n fo rm a tio n and action, w ith a ra th e r than cause contention. Un­
strong suggestion of A ra b blood doubtedly there are tim e s when one
about the head.
m ust defend bis nam e and his pos­
As h ea vie r tru c k s cam e in w ith sessions. but a ll too often those who
m ore and b e tte r pavem ents, increas­ “ stand up fo r th e ir rig h ts " have
ing w eight behind the c o lla r was de­ w recked homes, churches, and na­
m anded by the buyers, and this tions, nnd have gained nothing but
brought into prom inence the coarser an e m n ty v ic to ry .
and m ore sluggish but heavier and
I I . Peace in the W orld Is Tempo­
tig h te r-m a d e Belgian horses th a t ra ry (v v . 18-21).
som etim es tip the scale beam at
Isaac m oved on nnd digged m ore
close to 2,000 pounds. The breed w ells, and fo r a tim e he was again
m ade w onderful progress in this At peace, but not fo r long. He was
co u n try u n til m oto r tru cks were per­ s till in the land of the P hilistines. 1
fected, and seem ingly fabulous
We are in the w orld. We long fo r j
prices were reported fo r some of the peace, we would th ro w a ll our influ- ]
p rize-w inn in g stallions both here and ence on the side of peace. But let
in B e lgiu m , w here the governm ent us not be m isled, fo r as long as sin
has long supervised a ll breeding op­ | is in the w o rld there w ill be s trife
e ra tion s to e lim in a te the unsound and w ar.
and unfit.
M any noble C h ris tia n men and
wom en have p e rm itte d th e ir God- !
given hatred of w a r and k illin g to j
Minorca Large Bird
m islead them into support of un- i
The M inorca is the large st of the
M ed iterranean o r egg breeds. It is ; s c rip tu ra l and im possible peace pro­
ch aracte rize d by its size, its length g ram s, often to the loss of th e ir in­
o f body, and the large com b and te re st in the preaching o f the gospel j
and Ihe w in n in g of souls to C hrist, i
long w attles. The M inorca shows a
But is th ere then never to be
long back w hich has a noticeable
“ peace on e a rth ” ?
.'■lope fro m the shoulders dow nw ard
I I I . P e rfe c t Peace in the Pres- j
to the base o f the ta il. The under­
ence
of God (vv. 22-25).
line of the body is also noticeably
When Isaac cam e up into Canaan
long. The ta il is ra th e r low ca rrie d
and is w e ll spread. The M inorca the land w hich God had prom ised
also has long shanks and is w ell up h im , he found perm anent peace and
on the legs, showing hock and p a rt renewed fe llo w sh ip w ith God. Even
so, the C h ris tia n m an and w om an i
o f the thigh.
who w ill step out o f a s p iritu a lity - ’
| d estroyin g fe llo w ship w ith the w o rld ;
and w ill com e w h o lly o ver into the I
Raising Geese
s p iritu a l Canaan w ill find tru e peace i
One acre o f rough, unprofitable
and in tim a te com m union w ith God. !
land is enough on w hich to raise a
A broader a pp lica tion o f the same j
fine flock o f geese but there should
tru
th b ring s before us the teaching (
be a sm a ll stream of running w ater.
I f th is ground is enclosed w ith w ire o f S c rip tu re th a t when the One who ]
n e ttin g , the geese w ill be by them ­ has a rig h t to reign , the Lord Jesus |
selves, and not bother other p o u ltry , C h rist, re tu rn s to take his throne,
fo r they are apt to be quarrelsom e then apd not before, w ill peace
a t feeding tim e . Geese should have cover the e arth. In the m eantim e
o nly ground g ra in , though they those who bear the b e a u tifu l name
th riv e on oats a fte r they are grown. C h ris tia n , who are tru e follow ers of
Geese have no crop in w hich to the P rince o f Peace, w ill give them ­
soften th e ir food so wheat and corn selves to such p atie nt, loving, and
lon gsu ffe rin g te stim o ny to H im th a t
are not suitable feed fo r them .
th e ir personal influence w ill be to­
w a rd peace in the home, in the
Farmers Pay Weed Tax
church, in the c o m m u n ity , in the
E v e ry fa rm e r pays his share of earth.
Alv 'ays re m em be r th a t God’s
the weed ta x, w ith the average
a m ounting to about $450 a fa rm a W ord, the B ib le , is our guide. Let
ye a r, according to a crop produc­ us read it d ilig e n tly , in te llig e n tly ,
tio n e xpe rt a t the U n iv e rs ity o f I l l i ­ p ra y e rfu lly . To help the reader to
nois. Although m uch can be done do this, the w rite r of these notes
to w ard reducing th is loss through w ill be glad to supply w ith o u t cost
the use of a s m a ll fanning m ill fo r o r o blig a tio n a B ible-reading calen­
cleaning g ra in , fa rm e rs m ust often d a r w ith a w orkab le plan fo r read- .
have th e ir seeds cleaned w ith spe­ ing the blessed Book through in a
c ia l m achines of co m m e rcia l seeds­ ye a r. I f possible enclose a stamped
m en in o rd e r to rem ove the m any and self-addressed envelope w ith
yo u r request.
noxious weeds.
WNU Service.
Page 7
Field Marshal Haig
Had One Sensitive Point
WHY—
WHY- —
LEN /
I DON’T
UNDER
STAND
Nature and Mind
A L L m y m in d w as w h o lly
e ve ryw h e re .
F ie ld M a rs h a l H a ig fa ile d to
W hate’e r i t saw, ’tw as a c tu a lly
pass the s ta ff college e x a m in a tio n
th e re ;
in 1893, p a rtly because o f color
The Sun, ten thousand stages
blindness, a ccordin g to D u ff Coop­
o ff, w as n ig h ;
e r, in “ H a ig : A B io g ra p h y .”
The u tm o s t s ta r,
“ Y e ars a fte rw a rd , when H aig
T ho ’ seen fro m fa r.
was rid in g w ith h is aide-de-cam p
Was present in the apple o f
across the p la in s o f F la n d e rs ,”
m in e eye.
adds Cooper, “ he pointed to a
O w onder and d e lig h t!
field in the distance and com - j
O sacred m y s te ry !
m ented on the bea uty o f the sca r­
M y soul a s p ir it w ide and
le t poppies th a t w ere g ro w in g
b rig h t.
there. The d is c re e t aide-de-cam p i
An im a ge o f the D e ity !
m u rm u re d h is agree m e nt b u t Ì A m ost s u b s ta n tia l lig h t!
looking w here th e co m m a n d e r in ■ T h a t being g re ate st w h ic h d id
c h ie f w as p o in tin g , he could see
n o th in g seem.
nothing b u t the r ic h b ro w n e a rth
— Thom as T ra h e rn e .
re c e n tly tu rn ed by the p lo w .”
Items of Interest
AROUND
•he HOUSE
Outer Leaves of Lettuce—The
outer leaves o f lettuce, often
trim m e d o ff and th ro w n aw ay, are
m ore th an 30 tim es as ric h in
v ita m in A as the inside leaves.
• • a
H an gin g P ic tu re s —N ever allo w
p ic tu re fra m e s to touch the w a ll
i f it is d am p. The fra m e w ill soon
become dam aged. W ith a s m a ll
tack o r gram ophone needle, at­
tach tw o s m a ll co rks a t the b ot­
tom o f y o u r fra m e . These w ill
keep the fra m e o ff the w a ll,
a • •
Removing M ustard Stains —
M u s ta rd stains can be rem oved
fro m ta b le linen by w ashing in hot
w a te r and soap and rin s in g in
w a rm w a te r.
• • •
Beef Ju ice —T o m ake beef ju ic e
add 1 pound o f fresh , ra w , fin ely
chopped round steak w ith o u t fa t
to 6 ounces o f cold w a te r. Add a
j
to the Housewife
Mutual A ttraction
U s u a lly , in a n y e n v iro n m e n t,
tw o m en o f In te lle c tu a lity ca n ’t
be k e p t a p a rt. T he y find each
o th e r as the m ag ne t finds the lode-
stone.
' pinch o f sa lt, p u t the beef and w a ­
te r in a glass ja r and stand i t on
ice, o ve r n ig h t. Shake and s tra in
it th ro ug h coarse m u s lin , squeez­
ing h a rd to o b ta in a ll the ju ic e .
• • •
B u tte r L a y e r Cake— When rasp-
, b e rry ja m th a t is not o f firm con­
sistency is to be used fo r fillin g a
sponge sandw ich cake it is ad-
: visable to b u tte r the in n e r surface
of each la y e r before spreading it
w ith ja m . T his w ill p re v e n t the
m o is tu re fro m soaking in to the
cake and m a k in g it sodden.
• • •
I
W ith F an cy w o rk — B efore s ta rt­
ing to d ra w the th re ad s on linen
fo r h e m s titc h in g , w e t a s m a ll
brush, ru b it o ve r a b a r o f soap
u n til a la th e r is produced, scrub
the th re ad s of line n th a t you w ish
to d ra w , and th ey w ill p u ll out
easily.
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W NU Service.
OH,YOU WOULDN'T/ YOU NEVER
. SHOW Mg ANY CONSIDERATION.' YOU
K now J NEED REST.' I HAVEN'T
BEEN SLEEPING W E L L - - BUT
WHAT DO YOU C A R E ?
I WORK HARD
A L L D AY— LIE
AW A K E A L L
N IG H T - - AND A L L
YOU DO IS T H IN K
UP MORE WORK
F O R ME
ITS NO
EFFORT
TO KEEP
FURNITURE
BEAUTIFUL
WITH
O-CEDAR
POLISH/ IT'1
SO QUICK
EASY TO
W E L L - - IF YOU'D DO
AS THE DOCTOR S A ID ,
YOU'D NOT ONLY SLEEP
B E T T E R , B U T YO U 'D
LOT
HE TOLD Y o u COFFEE-NERVES
was causing your sleeplessness /
WHY DON’T Y o u Q U IT COFFEE
a n d d r in k P ostum instead
F O R 3 0 D AYS,
OH, A LL.
A S HE
SUGGESTED?
R lS H T —-.
1 W ILL.
\
BEAT
1 BfcAT
‘ IT MEN--
. WE RE ,
LICKED!
POSTUM
ALWAYS
DRIVES
US OUT
YOUR MONEY BA C K - -
IF SWITCHING T O POSTUM
DOESN'T HELP Y O U /
I f you are one of those who cannot safely
drink coffee...try Postum’s 30-day test.
Buy a can of Postum at your grocer’s
and drink it instead of coffee for one full month.
If...a fte r 30 d a y s...y o u do not feel better, return
the top o f the Postum container to General Foods,
Battle Creek, Michigan, and we will cheerfully refund
the full purchase price, plus postage! (If you live in
Canada, address General Foods, Ltd., Cobourg, Ont.)
Give Postum a fair (rial...drink it for the full 30 days!
Postum contains no caffein. It is simply whole wheat
and bran, roasted and slightly sweetened. Postum
comes in two forms... Postum Cereal, the kind you
boil or percolate...and Instant Postum, made instantly
in tire cup. It is economical, easy to make and deli­
cious. You may miss coffee at first, but after 30 days,
you’ll love Postum for its own rich, full-bodied flavor.
A General Foods product.
Copr. 1937, King Features Syndicate, G. F. Corp. License.
( T h is o ffe r esp ires D e c e m b e r 3 1 , 1 9 3 7 .)