Don't Break Rule Number Six Be Careful You Don't Take Yourself Too Seriously
A reflective column urges farmers to consider consumer viewpoints, avoid self seriousness, and align production with demand. It cites Dr. Calvin E. Gross on enlightenment and cites C. Vann Woodward on cultural diversity, advising humor in farming and a broadened worldview.
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Calvin E. Gross
New York City
Superintendent of Schools
Now Is The Time By Max Smith
Agricultural notes cover corn dent stage for silage value and fodder crops. Advice includes cover crops, soil fertility, weed control, and drainage, urging farmers to plant and manage to protect soil and maximize feed and pasture.
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Max Smith
Lancaster Farming Subscriber Letter and Mail Detail
A reader sends a 3 year subscription payment of 500 dollars to Lancaster Farming. The letter complains about lack of northern Lancaster County coverage and shows business details for the newspaper office in Lititz and Lancaster with contact roles and publication notes.
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Lancaster Farming
Covenant Lesson Emphasizes The Two Way Covenant
The August 11 1963 Covenant People lesson centers on the Bible idea of covenant as a two way promise between God and people. It argues religion requires personal commitment continuous presence and active obedience linking individual faith to the church community.
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Foreman
God
Abraham
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S.A
Community Press Service
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