What makes a good community in rural life
A former editor argues that good communities require tolerant citizens and mutual helpfulness beyond payrolls and boosters. It takes a breadth of vision among residents and a willingness to rise above petty meanness to endure and thrive.
AMA Committee on Health Care for the Poor Formed in 1969
The American Medical Association forms the Committee on Health Care of the Poor to mobilize the medical profession for available accessible and acceptable care for the poor. It leaderships goals priorities and funding methods while addressing urban and rural health problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
Committee On
AMA
New Zealand Nutrition Report Counters Broad Diet Warnings
A Royal Society of New Zealand review commissioned by the Minister of Science concludes the general population need not change dietary habits to prevent coronary heart disease. It says normal fats should not be avoided and promotes a balanced diet for overall health. The commentary urges skepticism toward sweeping dietary bans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Society of New Zealand
New Zealand
U.S
Commonsense Conservators Urge Balanced Forestry Policy
A Western Conservation Journal editorial reprints from Salem Oregon argues against extreme preservation zeal. It stresses timber as a restorable crop, the need for harvesting, and multiple use forestry to balance wood demand with production while cautioning against overreach by crusading preservationists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Conservation Journal
Salem, Oregon Statesman
Safe handling of seeds and pesticides guidance
Farm advisory notes warn growers to store leftover treated seeds and spray materials properly and label containers. It urges using grains for seeding only, avoid feeding, protect children and livestock, and follow label directions with record keeping. It also cautions about rabies in wild animals and the importance of water, shade, salt, and minerals for livestock wellbeing.
What Can You Do Lesson for May Seventh Seventy Two
A devotional prompts readers to consider giving and acts of generosity. It contrasts imagined charity with real helps, citing a story about a millionaire and a parable of repayment to show that faith requires action beyond words. It warns against blasphemous self pity and urges practical mercy.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lancaster
Max Smith
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Luke
Annes
James
Matthew
William Law
Clemens
Law
Joe
Charlie
Rev
Althouse