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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1960
Page
7
The article recalls how cow milking once shaped farm life and hints the craft is fading. It cites an American Dairy Association guide with humorous tips on milking technique and handling a cow, noting the pastime may be best enjoyed through reading now.
A college student critiques regimentation in American life arguing that excessive togetherness stifles individuality. He compares society to a marching army of conformity and celebrates those who dare to step out of line for the future of the world.
In a review of chemical use in farming and food production experts find no foods on the market with harmful chemical levels. Tests show small aminotriazole residues in a cranberries batch were destroyed, and no cancer risk exists from typical consumption. Regulators condemn public alarm and confirm ongoing safety testing.
Lancaster Farming overview lists offices in Lancaster and Mount Joy, editors Jack Owen and Robert G. Campbell, weekly Saturday publication, established 1955, entered as second class matter, subscription rates and affiliations noted.
Rural Rhythms by C D H depicts a farmer working in a shed stripping tobacco despite cold wind and sleet. The scene focuses on the dry tobacco leaves, old stove warmth, and the farmer’s snug contrast to winter outside.
Devotional reading reflects Acts and Philippians themes of life transformation through faith. Lydia, a God-fearing businesswoman, opens her heart to Paul and Christ, while a slave girl and a brutal jailer experience drastic changes from degradation or cruelty to dignity and belief.
The notice covers farm practices for poultry brooders with electric brooders to warm newborn pigs and lambs. It warns rabbit bark damage to trees, advises wire cylinders to protect trunks, and mentions safe chemical sprays. It also suggests pruning trees in late winter to early spring and stresses minerals for livestock, including calcium and phosphorus with bone meal or dicalcium phosphate.
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