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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1971
Page
2
The article quotes James E. Van Horn of Penn State Extension on engagement as a key period for couples. It stresses talking about marriage goals, expectations, responsibilities, and testing cooperation under stress to build a realistic, lasting union.
Penn State Extension warns that corn blight overwintering in fields and cribs challenges no till practices. Officials urge plowing debris this fall to let soil organisms combat disease, while suggesting cover crops for next year's no till cycle.
The piece warns against major dietary shifts toward polyunsaturated fats, arguing that current knowledge of nutrition is insufficient and could cause harm. It cites Framingham studies and vitamin E concerns, urging skepticism toward drastic changes and advocating a balanced diet.
Publication details note the Lancaster Farming weekly issue began November 4 1955 and is published every Saturday from Lititz Pennsylvania with second class mail service at Lititz ZIP code 17543.
Agricultural notes urge daily field inspections for Southern Leaf Blight progress and ear moisture. Do moisture tests to target 55 70 percent for ensiling and avoid non protein nitrogen additives below 65 percent moisture.
A pastor recalls a six am phone call from an intoxicated woman seeking help. He recounts his initial irritation, the long talk, and a decision to invite her to church prayer and health services. He argues churches must combat alcoholism with mercy while avoiding judgment.
Lancaster Farming notes two phone lines and a toll free option for Lancaster County farm community advertisers. Calls can be made through 626 2191 to avoid tolls from Akron Ephrata and Manheim exchanges.
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