Tongue In Cheek About Surplusses From Industrial News Review
This Lancaster Farming piece reviews a National Review tongue in cheek proposal to have government buy all overprinted books and other excess production. It argues farmers deserve fair treatment and explains subsidies and food programs support more than farmers alone. It notes a University of Delaware report showing farmer gains from living costs and urges farmers to defend their case to urban readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial News Review
National Review
Congress
New York
United States Department of Agriculture
University of Delaware
USDA
Educated Illiterates Blight Nation Says Teacher
Washington DC school officials warn of a decline in reading and writing among students. English professor Carl Hansen cites "poor form" and "slovenly" organization in themes and 5,000 papers studied, urging stronger emphasis on composition in higher and lower grades to prevent a breakdown in communication.
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Horatio Alger
Frank Merriwell
Washington, D.C
Carl F. Hansen
Washington
Hansen
Washington High School
Lancaster Farming weekly notes and masthead details
The fragment provides the Lancaster Farming weekly masthead with addresses in Lancaster Pennsylvania, editor Jack Own, Robert Campbell as advertising director and business manager, and publication details including weekly Saturday issues and establishment date in 1955. It shows printing and distribution identifiers and membership in editorial associations.
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Lancaster
Lancaster County
Penna
North Duke St Lancester
Phore - Lancaster
Jack Owrn
Robert Campbell
Larcaster Tarming
Taumeister
Mount Wey
Assent Tran National Editorial Association
Rural Rhythms on Strawberry Time by Carol Dean Huber
The author celebrates strawberry season with playful prose and rhymes about shortcake preserves pie and jam. The piece invites readers to savor the fruit and reflects on appetite and defeat in a light culinary mood.
Side Dressing Corn For Better Yields And Weed Control
Agricultural notes urge side dressing corn with nitrogen when stalks are under 12 inches to boost yields, especially in low fertility ground. Emphasis on using ammonia forms of 2,4-D for post-emergence spraying and avoiding ester drift. Advice on preserving color in hay, windrow timing, and drying. Recommends sowing sweet sudangrass for summer pasture at 25 to 30 pounds per acre to extend grazing.
Golden Rule as Core Law and Prophets Guiding Principle
A devotional essay explains Jesus’ golden rule as the essence of the Law and Prophets. It argues the rule requires imagination and heart, not simple obedience, and warns against misusing it. It cites Luke, Matthew, James and a Christlike view of forgiveness, prayer, and moral action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Dr. Foreman
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With Clinton Davidson
Bovidson
Carol Dean Huber
BY Max Smith
Max Smith
Matthew
Luke
James
Jane
Dent
Ose
the Christian Heart
Outimnes
Christan Fa National Council of the
Chun Christ
Rekad Community Press Service
Internat
Susdav
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