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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1972
Page
2
Public Health Service data warn accidents cause more child injuries than diseases after infancy. Carol Rothermel urges safety checks at home to prevent hazards from hungry tired children, accessible knives, plastic bags, detergents, and caustic substitutes.
Pennsylvania Secretary of Agriculture Jim McHale defends defending Horace Mann dismissal by highlighting an exhibitor’s profits. He says the state lost about 2800 dollars while the exhibitor earned more than 220000 dollars. The issue mirrors broader PA Agriculture Department disputes with little link between rhetoric and action.
The Lancaster Farming weekly considers whether exhibitors should profit from renting Farm Show space and ponders Secretary McHale proposals. It asks if higher charges should apply to the profitable operations and whether unprofitable exhibitors deserve rate changes, emphasizing farming efficiency rewards profits.
Local Penn State guidance advises planting wildfire resistant Pennbel and Pennlate early for best yield and warns against confusing Etch Virus with wildfire. Silage transfer should occur in cooler weather to reduce heating, while barnyard manure storage aims to protect soil and reduce fertilizer needs. Heifer raising costs rise with high dairy cow values, strengthening demand for replacements.
A March 12 1972 devotional reflects on Peter's unlikely fitness to preach at Pentecost. It notes his flaws yet highlights the Holy Spirit’s power to empower imperfect people to fulfill divine tasks, turning broken lives into tools for God’s message.
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