Eggs claim a place in every good breakfast
This column argues eggs are nutritious and versatile, cites mixed medical opinions on cholesterol and heart disease, notes evidence against a single cause, and highlights egg yolk’s potential in rheumatic fever prevention. It urges farmer support for egg nutrition and daily eggs for breakfast.
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Mrs
America
Dad
Ledger
New York Medical College
Alvin F. Coburn
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Coburn
Poultry and Egg National Board
Viewing Japan through American eyes in postwar era
A missionary friend, Logan J. Fox, president of Ibaraki Christian College in Japan, offers views on U S relations and Japanese attitudes after World War II. He warns America has not won the ideological battle, cites pro American sentiment yet growing Communist influence, and urges clear ideals and respect for Japan as part of the East. He stresses speaking of free nations vs totalitarianism and avoiding East West labeling.
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Japan
Logan J. Fox
Ibaraki
America
United States States
United States
U. S
Far East
Russia
Lancaster Farming Weekly Publication Details
Lancaster Farming weekly publication from Lancaster County with offices at 53 North Duke Street Lancaster PA. Editor Jack Owen Advertising Director Robert G Campbell established November 4 1955 published every Saturday in Lancaster PA entered 2nd class matter under the act of 1879 with Mount Joy PA entry. Subscription rates listed at $2 per year three years $5 single copy price cents.
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Lancaster Express
Jack Owen
Robert G Campbell
Lancaster Farming
Lancaster
Llancaster
Mount Joy
T Publishere’ Association
National Editorial Association
Child Requests Horse for Birthday From Dad
A speaker pleads with their father for a horse as a birthday gift. They express longstanding desire and propose using the garage as a temporary stable while planning to build a barn when possible. The ask emphasizes not wanting a dog or cat.
Circle of Religion and International Affairs Sermon Thoughts
A sermon argues Christianity applies to all life circles from family to world, condemning a religion fenced in. It discusses international affairs, alliances, and peace through faith, urging trust in God as a guiding force amid Cold War tensions.
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Foreman Tion
Time to Top-Dress Bluegrass Pasture for Late Fall
Late August and early September are ideal for nitrogen fertilization on blues and orchard grass pastures. Apply at least pounds per acre of actual nitrogen when legumes are scarce to boost late fall pasture and cut feed costs. Prepare for winter oats in SE Pennsylvania by seeding mid September on drained soil, using Dubois or Conte varieties at two bushels per acre. Plan winter cover crops like domestic ryegrass, field bromegrass, or winter rye seeded late August or early September to protect soil and maintain organic matter. For flus hing the ewe flock, increase grain during breeding to improve pasture gain and lamb output, with producers reporting higher lambs per ewe per year.
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Pennsylvania
Dubois
Conte
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