Faces of Independence and the Continental Congress
The article recalls debates leading to the 1776 Declaration of Independence. It notes Richard Henry Lee’s Virginia plan, the seven colonies vote, and John Adams strong advocacy. It includes Jefferson’s reminiscence on Adams and the broader view of the era.
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New Armor Worm Threatens Spring Crop In Reading Pa
A new enemy to the crop appears this spring, a peculiar brick worm armored and hard to crush. It operates in loam hills feeding on young corn plants. Groups of ten to twelve worms ruin fields, prompting farmers to replant. Paris green and powdered white hellebore are noted as effective controls in this Reading Times item.
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