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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1957
Page
11
Our editor visits Chicago for the International Livestock Exposition and plans a Midwest tour to see how Keystone International compares to the big show. He aims to visit friends, farms, and government stations along the way and bring back first hand farming thoughts.
The USDA reports cattle blood typing helps verify parentage and safeguard registration for purebred herds. Scientists from ARS state stations and veterinary colleges study the many antigenic factors in cattle blood to identify animals and relate factors to Holsteins Jerseys and Guernseys for lifelong identification and AI sire matching.
A Minnesota apiarist buried hives under two feet of earth in 1906 and later dug them up in spring to find bees alive and ready. By 1907 he claimed to winter all his bees underground, a striking over wintering experiment noted by observers.
A digest from Lancaster Farming recalling Theodore Roosevelt’s 1907 rural uplift talk urging farm libraries halls and schools. It also recalls 1932 Havre de Grace Md postmaster Edward White perishing in a factory fire and a 23 year ago regional drama contest at Elizabethtown College.
Background scripture notes Philippians 2 25 29 and a devotional reading cites Ephesians 3 14 21. The brief references point readers to contemplation and prayerful reflection.
A sermon explores what Christ means to believers through Paul’s union with Christ. It argues that God chooses believers and sees them in Christ, not by personal righteousness or mere decisions, but by faith and belonging to Jesus.
A nylon wedge shaped varnish brush is recommended with short side bristles. For small areas use a 1/2 inch brush, for large areas a 3 to 4 inch brush. The text then shifts to religious reflections on Christian salvation, faith, and Christ’s power, citing Paul and themes of resurrection and future heavenly changes.
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