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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1972
Page
2
National Farm Safety Week begins July 25 with emphasis on inspecting wells, windows, doorways, ladders and equipment. The article warns of OSHA rules, urges checking tractors, passengers, SMV emblems, and safety habits. It stresses ongoing safety, noting the best device is a properly used head to think about risk.
A hot humid Lancaster County picnic hosted by the Good Use 4 H Club showcased community spirit. The writer praises South Christian St Mennonite Church volunteers and club members Mrs Tillie Gibson and Mr Arnold Lueck for their nutrition education outreach and brotherhood.
A collection of reader opinions from various towns critiques federal aid and national health plans. Highlights include Harold R Collier condemning IRS critiques, a Montana ranger-reviews litter bill, and commentary from Arkansas, Rhode Island, and Iowa on government programs and costs.
The National Safety Council proclaims Farm Safety Week for July 25 to 31 to reduce farm and home accidents. Advice covers basement odor control after floods, including ventilation and use of bleaching powder or lump charcoal, plus tips for growing emergency feed crops for dairies with wet weather.
A devotional on confession emphasizing recognizing sin in the inward being, seeking a clean heart, and a new right spirit. It argues forgiveness requires both repentance and heart change, citing Psalm 51 and gospel truths about truth within. The piece references outlines from the National Council of Churches and Community Press Service.
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