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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1966
Page
7
The piece urges realistic, specific New Year resolutions aligned with self analysis and small, achievable steps. It compares personal goal setting to spaceflight corrections, advising gradual starts, measurable progress, and psychological guidance to improve self-management in 1966.
Pennsylvania State Senator Richard A. Snyder outlines how new feed and fertilizer laws reduce bulk-handling permits and cut costs for farmers. He notes milk control law tightening to protect farmers from out-of-state underpricing and discusses the defeated abolition of the Milk Commission and dog law benefits.
A devotional reading explores why believers say I believe and what true faith means. It contrasts vain meanings of belief with vital faith that activates trust, citing Hebrews and Acts. The piece examines how faith differs from mere memory or assent and how it marks true conviction versus despair.
Secretary Bull praised a statewide research program for Pennsylvania agriculture as a breakthrough, with basic and applied studies in dairy and livestock, potatoes, horticulture and more. The plan uses matching funds and leverages harness racing revenue to support the Fan Fund via the Department of Agriculture. Welding courses will be offered at Penn Manor High School with instructor Richard Hackenberger, two sessions weekly if enrollment warrants.
The text argues faith rests on belief in Jesus Christ rather than abstract doctrines. It asserts faith is a life spanning belief about him belief in him and belief with him. Doctrines are valuable but not faith, and genuine conversion transforms rather than merely informs.
Max Smith Lancaster County Agent outlines winter practices for farmers. Topdress wheat with 6 to 8 tons per acre to boost yields and nitrogen, especially with superphosphate. Protect dairy cows from drafts, use controlled ventilation, service and sharpen lawn mowers in off season, and start accurate farm records with recommended Penn State Farm Account Books.
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