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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1960
Page
11
Lancaster Farming columnist asks farmers to weigh government costs and taxes amid inflation debates. They argue hidden taxes fall on consumers and corporations pass costs to buyers, urging scrutiny of promises and the true price of government actions.
A critical column argues that federal and state regulatory agencies wield power over daily life beyond elected officials. It describes boards and commissions, hidden staff influence, and how department heads can trigger secret investigations without notice, creating a presumption of guilt against businesses. This is the second of three columns on regulatory government.
Lancaster Farming weekly farm newspaper based in Lancaster Pennsylvania lists editorial and advertising staff with offices on North Duke Street. The issue details edition date November 4 1905 notes second class mail status and Mount Joy Pennsylvania branch, with subscription rates listed and affiliations to national historical associations.
Erma L. Langford, extension specialist, warns buyers to choose clean colors. She says smeared or overlapping tones look muddy and clash with furnishings, making the wallpaper a poor room accent.
A humorous vignette of a narrator who dislikes chickens despite her dad’s poultry farming. She describes daily chores cleaning houses feeding livestock and wrestles with the chicken versus egg question. The narrator prefers eggs and jokes about chicken consumption in blunt terms.
Devotional notes urge that Christian life is not just improved habits but a new life from the heart. Paul’s teaching in Colossians and Romans emphasizes dying with Christ and living in the heavenly life here on earth, with emphasis on holiness, compassion, and love as daily traits.
Farmers are urged to gradually transition from winter to pasture feeding to avoid udder trouble. Use ample hay, keep fertilizer away from seeds, apply fertilizer to the side and below seed beds, and avoid high analysis blends near sprouts. Give growing calves daily outside exercise for strong legs and prevent tractor related accidents by following safety rules.
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