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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1972
Page
2
A Lancaster Farming column critiques American Heart Association broadcasts on saturated fats. It argues the message targets the wrong audience and downplays exercise and lifestyle factors in heart disease, urging a shift toward physical activity and balanced nutrition.
The Lancaster County Conservation District reports sediment washing into Conestoga Creek from farms lacking conservation plans. Only 27 percent of farmers cooperate and 24 percent of plans are implemented. 23 percent of waterways started. Sediment from construction and roads adds to 265000 tons lost yearly. The piece urges youth involvement for long-term cleanup and hands-on environmental education.
Grassroots opinion in Caruthers and Norwich notes on youth voting maturity and consumer product packaging. The Public Service Company of Colorado cites oil transport costs to New York. In Niles, a Medicaid fraud case involves a Great Dane, with changes to welfare procedures and a second card issued to the dog.
Max Smith county agricultural agent warns about poisonous plants such as wilted wild cherry leaves and nightshade along streams, advising removal rather than cutting and safe herbicide use. He emphasizes proper pesticide handling, safe storage of leftover seeds, and hot weather livestock care with ventilation, shade, water, and misting where needed.
The devotion notes that the Bible speaks personally to individuals, like Ann Southern who found strength in Philippians 4 13. It cites 2 Timothy 3 15 and urges ongoing growth in a lifelong relationship with sacred writings, viewing scripture as God speaking today through a message written long ago.
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