Heralds of the morning, the meaning of the social and political problems of to-day and the significance of the great phenomena in nature .. (1899)
Tait, Asa Oscar. [from old catalog] · Oakland, Cal., San Francisco [etc.] Pacific press publishing company · leaf 107
grain was cut with sickle or cradle-scythe, and our hay mowed by hand; to-day the farmer hashis mowing-machine, and that marvel of modern ingenuity,the combination, reaper and twine-binder, and the combinedharvester and thresher. Fifty years ago our mothers and sisters took the wool and flax, spun… … Fifty years ago the carpenter hadto plane his boards, match his floor-ing, make his doors, sash, and, infact, work out practically all his build-ing material by hand; now a greatOur stockings were knit by hand. variety of wood-working machinery THE BIBLE AMONG THE PEOPLE IOI
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