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According to the
Hagerstown
. Almanack
’ No need for tornado watch in the area this month with nuyor activity centered in the lower midwest and upper plains states.
The autumnal equinox brings ' summer to an end on the 22nd at 2:29 pith, as the sun enters the house of Libra and Autumn commences.
Full moon, this year’s harvest' -moon, rises on the 25th at 2:07 p.m. Though the days are getting notice'ably shorter, there’s still plenty of day or “moon” light to wind up outdoor activities.
In the garden it’s time to start putting things to bed for the coming fall and winter. Clean up dead plant material and put it to good use by “recycling” via the compost pile route. ■ Now is also a good time to take a good look around the home and de‘ termine what articles are salvageable through “recycling” or what 1 should be discarded. Try to Cut down v^/the amount and volume of trash. Don’t toss away your future - recycle!
Observe Constitution Day, September 17th, as we being the second year of the second century under the “Words We Live By.”
J. Gruber’s Thought For Today’s [Living: [\ > The wise man often says little while observing much; the fool ob- . serves little while talking a lot.
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