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Newspaper
Manito Community Express
Location
Manito, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1954
Page
4
Forty speech and hearing handicapped children ages 9 to 18 from across Illinois attend the University of Illinois summer program. Sponsored by the Division of Services for Crippled Children and the Summer Session, the event runs during the season at Urbana Champaign.
Report from the Middle West Soil Improvement Association shows farmers get 1.5 to 2 times more fertilizer per unit of major farm outputs today than in 1939 41. It notes pork milk wheat corn oats barley soybeans beef lamb eggs and other goods all buy more fertilizer, with specific tonnage changes.
A terse remark appears to describe a person who finds the most delight in fishing, labeling him as a liar. The line suggests a sharp, possibly satirical view of his character and pastime.
Ohio State agronomist Dr. W P Martin says rotting organic matter improves soil structure and porosity so rainfall percolates better. Microbes produce glue like substances that create aggregates, increasing pore space and water infiltration while releasing nutrients and boosting fertilizer efficiency. Deep rooted legumes and well fertilized residues supply organic matter as well.
An average of more than 485 families per week suffered injuries or losses through disaster and received Red Cross emergency and rehabilitation aid in the last fiscal year. The report includes civic notes and quotations reflecting resilience.
During the fiscal year the Red Cross assisted an average of one person every five minutes among disaster victims. The organization provided aid for injury loss and other benefits to those affected across its service areas.
A reflection on how misunderstanding ambition can mislead judgment and how ignorance fuels anger in religious arguments. The saying contrasts ambition with true ability and warns against misreading religious topics.
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