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Dayton Daily News · 6 June 1915

CP-1915-004

Farm Life In Palestine!

Read Before the Montgomery Co. Horticultural Society

Rev. R. A. Herbruck

Farm Life In Palestine! — Dayton Daily News, 6 June 1915
Dayton Daily News · 6 June 1915
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NEWD 15 By Rev. R. A. Herbruck Read Before the Montgomery Co. Horticultural Society pole la attached to it, at the end of | hours of wearisome work, the produet HERE is properly speaking. no T which in the yoke to go upon the neck Is finished and this product is noth- farm life in Palestine, as we of the animal.

The plow does Ink more than a soft greasy substance know It in our land, and yet it more than marely scrateh the surface more like an oll Sometimen thia is in an sericultural country, the work of the soll. It has only one handle refined and eaten with honey and la being carried on by the Fellaheen or which the farmer bolde with his right regarded as a great delleacy.

It may hand, while with the other he holda be of interest to know that the goat- ploughman, as the name stgnities I the goad. The man must be Intent akin hagn are turned so that the hairy did not realize this fact wh

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"Farm Life In Palestine!," Dayton Daily News, 6 June 1915. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1915-004. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1915-004

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