The Aspermont Star (Aspermont, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 11, 1935 Page: 7 of 8
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TOE ASPEBMONT STAB
§ AT CLEANING TIME
BttfMv whitewashing a celling or
tiM tapper parts of walla you'll And
It a great boon If you tack a atrip
of thin leather 2% Inches wide on
to the bruah. Thla forma a cup when
the bruah la Inverted and ho pre*
vents liquid running down the brush
and on to the arm.
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To kaap elesn anil healthy take Dr.
Hww'i ri«uul Pellet*. They regulate
liTtr, bowel* and stomach.—Adr.
Tragic Truth
Some penjtlo urc not deserving of
their misfortune*.
With
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Double Action
Faith removes mountains -
creates them.
- and
Question
Can rugged individualism lend to
ragged Individualism?
Use ©mly ©irae
level SeaspoomiSiuiI
to a cup ol flour
tor most recipes
BAKING POWDER
Some pries today
as 44 years ago
H§ ter £50
H*atla«tar«<by Boklsg
Pswdar Special lata wba make
■ethlas tat Baking Pewdar.
MILLION', Of POUNDS HAVF BEfN
USkD BY 0(jR GOVFRNMiNl
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l MaHBWM easts
throbbing pain; allays Inflsm-
matloni reduces swelling; lessens
Sens Ion; quickly heals. Relieve these
Batnfol. nntlsbtly conditions with pow-
trfoltjr medicated CARBOIL. Results
naranlwd. At rwi Imilal. w write
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Thoutands Benefitted by
SARGON
Sniffers from Rheumatism, tick haad-
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aad general ma-down coalitions report
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Leuon for April 14
CHRIST THE SAVIOUR
LESSON TKXT—John 3:14-17; Ho-
ma ib 5:0-10; Philiftplttfin
CQLDI5N TEXT—For Gi>(t *0 loved
the world, that he ffuv« hid only he*
gotten Son, that whosoever foflirvoth
In him HhouM not perish, but hav«
evorla^tImk life. John 3:16
I'KIMAHV TOPIC—Why .lexuf Cnmm.
JUNIOH T(>lMr.-Jf stiH the Saviour.
INTKMM fOD! ATE AND SI-A'IOU TOP-
IC—What It Means Ui Rr« Sivi'd
v or NO PKOI'IJ-; AND ADUi/r TOPIC
—How Christ Save* Ua.
3PFICIALLY TESTED
CHICKS, EGGS BEST
Poultrymen Are Warned to
Watch for Pullorum.
It !« m>t fenslliie to eoriftldpr nil tlie
ti'Nls piopnsed hv the lessim
lee. hut It Is (leslniliie t" select the
throe aiiK^PSti'd to l ' printed and to
Introduce several others.
1. The Saviour Predicted (On. 8:13;
Isa. IMi. 7>.
In connection with the fall of man
lind conse(|iietu pronouncement of Judg-
ment upon the woman, the inan and
the serpent, and the iMinonruetnent of
the iindvinc emnltv which wtu to ex-
ist between the seed of the woman and
the seed of the serpent, ultimate vic-
tory was predicted of the woman's
seed. Cm the cross of Calvar.v the
stroke was made which Imposed the
death sentence (.John I'J'KI, lleh
2:14). In due time the unlawful ruler
of the world will he displayed h.v the
cotuiim of the Una and the establish-
ment of n universal and everlasting
kingdom.
II. The Sa^icur Born (I.like : 11, ,'!<),
82).
That which had been predicted was
historically fulfilled In the hlrtli of
Jesus Christ In Itethlehem. When
Jesus was brought to the temple as
a child the Holy (Jhost revealed to
Simeon that Jesus was the Messiah.
III. The Saviour Described.
1 A seeker of the lost (I like l,":3-
7). This seeking of the lost Is Illus-
trated hv the iii-iii leaving the ninety
and nine sheep and going after the one
wliirh wis lost, awd his rejoicing over
his success in finding it. Ureal. Indeed,
Is the Joy in heaven over ihc salvation
of n lost soul.
2. lie died fur the lost (John M: 1 I-
17). Cod gave .lesns Christ to die to
make an atonement tor the sins of the
world. As the brazen serpent was lift-
ed up In the wilderness hv Moses, so
Jesus Christ was lifted up on the cross.
As the Israelites only needed to look
at the uplifted serpent, so the lost soul
needs only to look to the crucified
Christ for salvation. All who believe
on him as their Saviour receive eter-
nal life and. therefore, escape condem-
nation.
8. He knows his own (.lohn 10:1-1).
The good Shepherd has a definite
knowledge of the Inst ones, lie there-
fore seeks them out and gives his life
for them.
•I. lie keeps his own (.lohn lo:'.'7-
£St), Believers are Christ's sheep, and
because they are his sheep, they hear
his voice and follow him. He not only
knows them personally, hut they. In
turn, know him. He not only gives
unto tliem eternal life but holds them
In his omnipotent hands,
IV. Some Blessings Received
Through the Saviour.
I. .liistlflcntloh (lioin. r>:t-11). The
one who receives .lesus Christ Is by
the living Cod declared righleons. Ilia
guilt is removed and he Is given the
same standing as .lesus Christ himself.
Hecause of this, the very peace of Cod
settles down upon his soul. He has
the assurance of Cod's love and is utile,
therefore, to have Joy In Cod himself.
"J. l-'reedoni from the power of sin
(Hum, 0:1-7) It Is not enough to he
freed from the guilt of sin, there must
tie a dynamic which will enable the be-
liever to live a life of victory over sin.
Being vitally united to Jesus Christ
In the power of Ills resurrection life,
the dynamic Is provided which enables
the believer to triumph over sin.
3. lie Is free from the law as a
means of sa net i Heat I on (Itom. 7 :!•<!).
Clirlst's death nulled the law to the
tree. The one who has been vitally
united to Jesus Christ by faith died
with Christ. The law, therefore, has
no more dominion over him.
4. Victory over the flesh through the
Indwelling Holy Spirit (Itom. 8:2-0).
The Introduction of the law of the
spirit of the life in Christ Jesus enables
the believer to free himself from the
dominion of the tlcsh,
f>. Christ is the supreme example to
the believer (I'llll. 111. Because
the Saviour became Incorporated with
the race through the Incarnation he is
able to Impart life to those with whom
he Is Identified. Furthermore, because
he tbus Imparts life, the believer Is
utile to make the Saviour Ills grand ex-
emplar.
By Dr. Iltmry V«n Ko«>kH, Vourltmrv D«-
pnrtrmint, Mn^nrhu^cU* suit" < oIIck«'
www Kt-r Vict-
In order to Insure the health of the
i poultry (lock, poiiltryuien are urged to
■ buy hutching eggs and liiihy chicks this
spring only from iiuultryinon whose
■ birds have been oflleiaily tested and
: found to tie free from pullorum dis-
ease. County agricultural agents and
1 the state department, of agriculture can
provide lists of poullryinen whose
flocks have been odiclally tested and
found free from the disease.
I'nllornm disease, -ilso known to
j poultryrii''n, lis "B. \V. |i.." is .irolilitily
the most serious tfacase attacking ha h.v
| chicks and causes the loss of thousands
1 of chicks every year. It can tie pre-
vented only h.v starting with hatching
eggs from pulloruin-clean stock hatch-
ing them under the most sanitary con-
ditions, and always keeping the chicks
free from contact with possible sources
• ©f Infection.
i The poultry men lit the siatef ..'hose
flocks have been found 1 (MI per, cent
free from piillorum disease, have gone
to considerable expense arid trouble to
eliminate the disease from llieir ||ts.
These flocks may provide stock or
hatching eggs for replacing diseased
flocks.
Warning Is also sounded against tiny-
: lug chicks froiri hatcheries which hatch
eggs from Infected or untested flocks.
: Chicks from disease-free (locks can eas-
ily jilck up pullorum infection In the
j hatchery If tiny Infected chicks are
present.
Claims as to freedom from disease
may not he reliable, and for his own
protection the potiltrytnan should get a
list of pullorum clean (locks and buy
: his supply of chicks or eggs from one
of them.
Bdfef Tttt
Bmi Know Their Owam
"Bees never come to know their
owner," sa.va James I. Ilnmbleton,
agriculturist In ,th« bureau of ento-
mology, dispelling the belief that
beekeepers do not get stung, because
their bees know tlvem. "Kuery per-
son who works with bees will be
stung occasionaly. The layman who
Is stling most often Is prohtiblj- nerv-
ous and afraid of bees. Apiarists
are well aware that their bets never
get to know them. One who under-
stands bees can work us safely In
another apiary us in Ids own."
Bee specialists also point out that
the worker bees, which do the sting
lng. do so only In defense of their
lllve, and even then only a few as-
sume the responsibility of guards,
leavlt.: the others free to go about
their work. If till bees rushed at
once to the defense of the hive, and
were successful in stinging their vie
tiill. there would be no workers left,
because In slinging, h bee not only
loses its sling lull also loses Its life
Away from the hive, bees are intent
Upon their work and can scarcely he
Induced to sting, unless they are
caught nml crushed.—Boston Tran-
script.
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GYPSIES "GO MODERN"
declare they are tlr«d o:
derlng Ufe and ire aaktog
Isli government for
Africa In wblcb to settle.
Michael Kwlek, the king of the
gypsies of I'olnndi has organized
• eypsy cabinet of seven "mlnls-
How Does He Keep
His Car So Beautiful!
Thafs just exactly what your friends ar«
bound to say when you Simonis your car. The
finish will sparkle like new again, and it will.
stay that way. So always insist on Simonis
. and Simonis Kleen*.-for your car.
MOTORISTS W1SF
Hit, but How?
Composer—Mv tlines arc the chil
dren of my brain.
I'lanist—Vt'S, by adoption.—Bear
i son's Weekly.
. Mever Fails On Baking Day
/Buy A . Can From Your Groccr Today
"Open Front" Plan Good
for Airing Hen Houses
The best method of poultry house
ventilation is the one that "ill secure
! good vent'lint ion without cold drafts
' upon the fowls, particularly al night.
says u correspondent In the Itural
; New-Yorker. There arc many plans
for accomplishing this, few of which
| can be considered Ideal. The "open
| front" plan Is undoubtedly the most
commonly used, and this consists In
; having all walls of the poultry building
1 airtight, with the exception of the front
j one. and the "front" is usually that
facing the south or the southeast.
cross openings lire afforded, it
will be dilliciilt to prevent cross drafts,
whereas If but one side of the building
lias outside openings, winds cannot
blow through. The idea is Illustrated
by an attempt to blow into a botilc.
It Is true that a long building with
: opened front windows may suffer some
drafts by permitting air to enter at
one end and sweep through to the
other. This may be prevented by the
use of partitions extending iron. Ihe
rear wall nearly to the front of the
room. A common mistake made h.v
those using an open front is to close It
up in unusually cold weather, this
stopping live Interchange of air find
bringing about dampness of the in-
terior.
Exercise Unnecessary
Exercise. II has been found. Is not
necessary for laying liens, says the Mix-
! sourl Banner. Since eggs are made
from surplus, II Is logical to believe
I the less energy expended In exercise
the more surplus there will be for ihe
• manufacture of eggs. In visiting the
| hoppers, the watering tank, nests, fly-
■ Ins up on roosts and In ranging over
i the laying house hens In conllnement
get enough exercise for their dally egg-
production needs. This Is not true,
however, where hntcliiibiiity of eggs Is
concerned, liens whose eggs are to
be hatched should' be given exercise,
particularly some six or eight weeks
prior to hatching time. Back of eier-
clse In breeders makes for weak germs
and weak chicks. Breeding hens should
be given range out of doors whenever
possible.
In the Chicken Yard
The World's Three EviU
The three great evils of the world
are Impurity, Inequality, and hopeless-
ness. The world doesn't know the
character of Cod, therefore It Is un-
clean. The world does not know tha
love of Cod and therefore men are not
brothers. The world does not know
the life of Clod, therefore men despair
alike of the present and the future.
Cms I>
Religion doth not prescribe nor la
satisfied with such curtesy as gwa be
CMperaiau words and gcatara*
i I'ottnd for pound a pullet needs four
times more oxygen than a cow.
• • •
Birds which Mart to lay when very
young sre likely to produce smaller
eggs throughout life than those which
start production Inter
• e
Young drakes attain weights of
Shout four pen nils in from seven to
eight weeks, lien ducks lire housed In
laving quarters «t about months
of afe.
• • •
ll Is estimated that close to a billion
chicks lire hatched each year In In-
cubators.
• • •
Only happy, contented hens lay eggs
and, In addition to making them com-
fortable. adequate rooming space will
prevent accident by hens being crowd
«l off and Injured.
• • .
A national survey has determined
94.VMMKX) is lost annually br the
American poultry Industry as a result
Ot Improper methods of produelag and
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Hudspeth, Hylton F. The Aspermont Star (Aspermont, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 11, 1935, newspaper, April 11, 1935; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth126890/m1/7/?q=%22~1%22~1&rotate=90: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Stonewall County Library.