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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1961
Page
11
A family friend slept on a fold away bed and recalls straw ticks and feather beds as the cures for restless nights. The writer wryly notes none of their crowded nights caused insomnia while sharing beds with relatives.
Mrs Paul Neidermyer of Bareville reports finding an egg shaped like a bowling pin in the henhouse. Her husband, an amateur bowler, plans to preserve it as a curiosity while neighbors teased him. A local photographer visited the home but failed to capture the remarkable moment.
Maurice H. Stans former Budget Bureau chief told a farm group that federal spending has surged from 3 to 80 billion dollars between 1930 and 1960 with inflation and IOUs for future benefits pushing taxes higher. He warned continued growth could sap initiative and limit economic expansion.
Front page tares off with publication data for Lancaster Farming weekly edition dated November 4 1957. Editor Jack Owen andAdvertising director Rohrt G Campbell are listed with offices on North Duke Street Lancaster Pennsylvania.
Carol Dean Huber writes of a boy aging from farm chores to youth angst. He wishes to escape hard labor yet finds pride in helping and family guidance through rural life.
Pruning vines in March reduces sap loss and favors bud development. Leave 40 to 60 good buds on four or five strong canes and avoid weakening growth. Avoid uncertified seeds to curb weeds. plant certified seeds to prevent weed problems. Apply manure with care to row crops as nitrogen fixation from air lessens fertilizer needs. Prune roses as new buds appear, removing dead wood and shaping shrubs for better growth.
A religious reflection on the crucifixion of Jesus, contrasting human death with his. The text discusses Christ's suffering, the meaning of the Cross, and Jesus as both man and the Divine Son of God within Christian thought. It emphasizes the agony, purpose, and broader impact of the crucifixion.
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