Senator Hugh Scott backs school prayer amendment stance
In From Where We Stand Hugh Scott reaffirms support for a constitutional amendment allowing classroom prayer with opt out for opponents. The piece notes farm groups backing Bible reading and cites NASA space Bible-reading controversy. It also covers blood component therapy, urging public donations, and quotes James Kilpatrick on Theodore Roosevelt Memorial and character.
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Making Blood Go Further Through Plasma Shortages
The October Readers Digest piece discusses plasma use in disaster response and the broader trend of rising demand in illness and advanced surgery. It outlines strategies to relieve chronic blood shortages and improve availability.
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Farm News This Week Highlights And Markets
A roundup of commodity futures markets and practical tips for farmers. Includes Marek's disease control guidance and a feature on Windy Hill Farm focusing on mothers, kids, and a young Billy.
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Across The Fence Observations On Courage And Generations
A reflective piece notes that fame or wealth takes years to earn while folly can appear in a second. It contrasts those awaiting luck with those pursuing danger, and a mother recalls a broken antique pot passed through generations. A waiter joke ends with a pun about a young chicken and an egg.
Five day forecast a near normal temps through Wednesday
The forecast for Saturday through next Wednesday calls for average temperatures near normal with daytime highs in the 50s and overnight lows in the mid 30s to low 40s. Normal highs and lows are 30s to 60s for the period, with precipitation totaling up to a quarter inch on Saturday and Monday.
Faith Under Fire in Babylonian Exile Reflections
A devotional compares modern fears of nuclear war with Jewish exile in Babylon. It cites Viktor Frankl on choosing attitude, and urges readers to maintain faith despite hardship. References Lamentations, Frankl, and the concept of inner freedom.
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Freezing weather tips for pipes windbreaks and dairy exercise
The text advises burying water pipes at least 24 inches deep or using electric heating to prevent freezing and warns of fire hazards. It suggests windbreaks like snow fences or corn fodder shocks to manage drifting snow and recommends evergreen trees for future wind protection. For milking herds, allow daily outdoor exercise 15 minutes to 30 minutes to boost health and breeding efficiency without forcing cows to lie on cold ground.
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