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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1960
Page
11
A satirical column warns that farmers will face political campaigning and scrutiny as candidates discuss agriculture policy. It notes candidates promise farm aid and critiques public debate, predicting a tough election season with increased scrutiny of rural voters.
Sen Karl E Mundt of South Dakota shares the tale of the Dolly Madison Golden Mirror in a recent letter. The mirror hangs in the Vice President's official office in the Capitol Complex and could speak to reveal a history of gilded intrigue.
Lancaster Farming reports Dolly Madison bought a small gold mirror in Paris with her husband on official business. She paid $50 but a $30 customs fee was charged on return to New York. The Senate audit found no authorization for the expenditure, and the committee recommended dropping the investigation.
Spring signals appear as crocus violets and daffodils emerge. Robins arrive to test worm abundance and mark the season's imminent start with signs of warmer days.
The piece argues Jesus is primarily a teacher, titled most often as Teacher or Rabboni, who spoke Life in the Kingdom of God. It emphasizes obedience to his teachings, the sand vs rock metaphor, and the need to learn his will through parables and Sermon on the Mount context.
Guidance on applying nitrogen to winter ryegrass or field bromegrass before plowing, and using 2,4-D for broad leaf weeds. Tips cover lawn weed defense and timing for heavy turf. Alert for termites: swarm conditions, winged ants, and inspection cues. chemical controls like chlordane mentioned.
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