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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1969
Page
15
The column recalls buckwheat cakes and home cooking before modernization then shifts to critique of built in maid service in groceries and rising convenience foods. It condemns campus violence and cites Latin American educational decline and a Hugo Black quote on education priorities.
May is Egg Month celebrates the egg as a white or brown oval shell Indian cuisine versatile ingredient. It highlights methods like beat bake broil boil fry and dye to brighten thicken and quicken meals. Eggs provide Vitamin A thiamine riboflavin Vitamin D and Vitamin E for vision growth digestion teeth bones and fertility.
John Glick advises 4-H youth on horsemanship in this week’s Farm News feature. The piece outlines proper handling, care, and training techniques for young riders and families involved in 4-H programs.
A verse piece notes a clod of earth as treasure beyond gold, holding seeds and sustenance, beauty in a pansy, and the promise of future life. It juxtaposes simple wealth with grand aims and reflects on tolerance, society, and a provocative carping quote about "the upperdog" in modern life.
The forecast covers Saturday through next Wednesday with near normal temperatures. Daytime highs in the 60s and overnight lows in the 40s, milder Saturday and cooler days ahead. Normal highs and lows for the period are 71 and 47 with rain totaling about a quarter inch or less as showers occur toward the middle of next week.
A historical overview contrasts William Tyndale’s execution for translating the Bible with modern access to multiple English editions. It emphasizes personal faith translating scripture into life, warning that the most dangerous Bible is the one read in a person’s actions rather than printed words.
The notice advises spraying alfalfa seedlings at 1 to 2 inches with 2 4 D B when nurses are not used and weeds are small for best control and stand. It warns against early fertilizer contact with seeds or roots and urges storing treated seeds safely to prevent livestock or poultry poisoning.
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