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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1960
Page
7
In this weekly column the author urges farmers to step back from troubles and avoid taking themselves too seriously. He recalls past tongue in cheek pieces on dairy life and small joys, stressing relaxation, humor, and balance between work and rest while preserving focus on daily duties.
The piece outlines congressional debate over national defense amid fears of Russian missile superiority and a potential 1961 crisis. It cites President Eisenhower and Gen Maxwell D Taylor, plus Sen Stuart Symington, warning that the balance of military strength may tip to the Communist bloc unless action is taken. It notes Summit Conference aims and ends with broiler chick placement data for 1959, showing a 14 percent drop from 1958.
A poem describes a silver dappled pony with white mane and tail listed for sale. The speaker imagines buying the pony in the future and sharing adventures, expressing dreams of companionship and wealth enabling the purchase.
Reading reflects Paul’s letters to Acts 18 1 Corinthians 12 6 24 and Psalm 57. It discusses skepticism in Corinth the challenges Paul faced including fear and trembling and health concerns while visiting Corinth and addressing early Christian communities.
A 1960 reflection recalls how Christianity fought to gain a toe-hold in Corinth. Paul, though later celebrated, faced ridicule, threats, and isolation as he started the church, yet persevered through illness and opposition to establish a lasting Christian community.
Agricultural advisory notes urge testing soil now to prevent delays in spring planting. Officials promote seed labeling, weed counts, and cooperation with Bureau of Plant Industry rules. Guidance covers corn population targets, ear weight desirability, and establishing contour strips to conserve soil fertility and boost yields.
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