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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1960
Page
7
Lancaster Farming column urges timely care for farming gear and livestock, arguing that regular inspection and small repairs during winter save major failures later. It warns against replacing items and stresses maintenance of homespun and modern equipment alike to protect valued possessions.
A New York judge reported no Chinese teenagers faced juvenile charges in 17 years. Chinese Consul General P H Chang attributes this to filial piety taught from birth, shaping youths to consider parental reaction before acting. He argues the home is the cure for delinquency.
The Congressional Record notes Rep. Sam Rayburn of Bonham Texas celebrated his 78th birthday with cross party tributes in the House. He has served 47 years in the House and was Speaker for 17 years, unmatched in longevity and influence.
A lively verse describes children racing down a hill in snow wind and cold. They laugh sing and remain warm inside despite red cheeks and frosty fingers as they enjoy a brand new sled.
Lancaster Farming weekly publication details with address box numbers and editor names. Lists offices at 53 North Duke Street Lancaster PA and Mount Joy PA, phone 4 3047. Notes editor Jack Owen and advertising director Robert G Campbell, established 1955, published Saturdays.
The piece lauds a long serving representative, comparing him to Henry J. Clay, and highlights his legislative impact. It cites sponsored acts like the REA bringing electricity to farms, the Farm to Market roads program, the SEC Act protecting investor savings, and GI benefits, noting a life rooted in farming and small town life.
A 1960 devotional reflects on Acts as a missionary news-letter with both success and failure stories. Paul’s efforts in Thessalonica Berea and Athens yielded mixed responses, showing that preaching does not guarantee conversion and outcomes depend on listeners and messengers.
Farmers are advised to broadcast legume seeds this February or March before thaw cycles disrupt cover. Also recommended are gradual diet changes for flocks to avoid bloat and udder issues, with a plan to feed quality hay and include linseed meal and molasses for better returns.
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