Are You Selling Yesterday's Eggs
Mr. Hendrik Wentink of Miller and Bushong urges Pennsylvania Egg Marketers to shift from packaging to marketing a food product from home. He calls for improving supply and quality to meet buyer demand and warns against clinging to old methods. He urges the industry to unite for a better tomorrow.
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Pennsylvania Egg Marketers Association
Hendrik
Henk) Wentink
Miller and Bushong
Rohrerstown
Wentink
Pennsylvania
Don Quixote in Modern Farming Jousts With Windmills
The piece compares farmers chasing endless production gadgets to Don Quixote tilting at windmills. It argues the real monster is disposition of produce, not volume, urging farmers to stop and sell what they harvest rather than endlessly pursuing bigger yields.
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Don Quixote
Agriculture Careers Are Going Begging
News from Minneapolis notes 1000 rural youths meet to discuss farming careers amid rising automation. Experts warn that spark plug aging in tractors reduces performance through spark tracking, causing timing delays and efficiency losses in engines.
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Minneapolis
Lancaster Farming publication details and rates
Lancaster Farming weekly in Lancaster Pennsylvania lists offices at 53 North Duke Street and P O Box 1624. It shows editor Jack Owen and advertising director Robert G Campbell, notes establishment on November 4 1955, and Saturday publication. Subscription rates are $2 per year, three years $5, single copy 5 cents.
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Lancaster
Lancaster County
P. O
Penna
North Duke St
Lancaster Express
Jack Owen
Robert G Campbell
Lancaster Farming
Mount Toy Pa
National Editorial Association
Adoration Lesson Reflections on True Adoration
A 1961 public lesson critiques adoring without worth, contrasting adoring the highest good with idol worship. It warns against revering mean or wicked things and urges worship of a benevolent God to shape character and life.
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Dr. Foreman
Radioactive fallout care and farming practices urged
Max Smith urges farm communities to study radioactivity and emergency actions. The note covers handling livestock and feed, safe use of moldy corn for hogs under free choice, avoiding moldy grain for breeding animals, meeting farm health requirements with injections, and preserving barnyard manure with watertight pits for winter storage.
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Tim Os
Moldy Corp
Burea
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