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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1962
Page
7
The piece reflects on the Christmas story from Luke with shepherds in the fields and angels proclaiming joy for all people. It contrasts worldly pursuits with faith and urges readers to seek Bethlehem’s manger, peace, and good will, concluding that true gifts come from inner peace.
George E. Brandow of the American Farm Economics Association argues federal marketing orders fail to control egg production now. Dr Brandon of Pennsylvania State University suggests orders may work as farms consolidate, but currently serve mainly to curb rapid expansion and price shocks. The piece notes general skepticism about government controls and advocates prevention of new restrictive laws.
The Agriculture Department said total crop production this year matches the 1960 record despite the smallest acreage in modern times. Record high yields per acre boosted output with favorable weather aiding grains and feed crops. Acreage totaled 302 million acres, about 23 percent less than last year, lowest since 1929. Names Keats and Carlyle appear in the disconnected fragment.
Gather eggs in cold weather as often as in summer says Penn State extension poultry specialist Carl Dossin. Store them in a cool place away from heat extremes, such as a small cellar room or partitioned corner, to keep eggs at top quality.
The notice lists Lancaster Farming weekly publication data including office addresses in Lancaster and Lititz, contact numbers for Lancaster EXpress and Lititz MA, editor Jack Owen, advertising director Robert G. Campbell, and establishment date November 4, 1955.
The notice stresses pond ice safety and quick rescue gear kept near ponds. It urges careful show preparation for farm products and livestock, and warns holiday fire hazards from decorations and candles. It also encourages families to spend more time with children during the holiday season.
The devotion explains that Christmas reveals God with us Immanuel through Jesus Christ the Word made flesh. It contrasts worldly images with the divine presence and notes that those touched by the Light must spread it, becoming children of God through transformation and sharing the Gospel.
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