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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1930
Page
3
A narrator recalls the Just a Little Late Club at a train station, noting a fixed cohort of habitual latecomers. He contrasts punctual figures like J P Morgan Pompey and Lord Nelson, arguing timeliness shapes character and success, with a wry contemplation of eternal judgment gates.
The piece notes how prize fighting captivates top executives including a Morgan partner entertaining Gene Tunney. It argues both admiration and concern, citing the lure of competition and a belief that success stems from struggle beyond intellect. It suggests perseverance as a human instinct.
The seventh and eighth grade students listed received certificates and seats for perfect attendance. Named include John Young Mildred Barth Olomew Margaret Saeger Freeda Sheetz Dorothy Swartwood Elizabeth Marcks Willard Werkheiser Homer Bath Orthea Heyer Evelyn Rohrbach Mildred Kohrbach Evelyn Christman Mary Repsher Louise Chapman Robert Halberstadt John Price George Wunder ly Frank Pankovitz Eva Werkheiser Ida Johnson Marjorie Getz Florence Hahn Bernice Rash Jennie Michael Mabel Daniel Also noted are 8 A-1 Homer Bath Beatrice Carmel Katharine Haldeman Evelyn Roth 8 A Anna Bayda S B Anna Boerstler 7 A-1 Robert Reed Leo Walters Willard Werkheiser Harry Beers Lena Franisiszin Renee Harper Margaret Millheim 7 A Beatrice Hawk 7 B Mae Kunz Arlene Reese.
The speaker argues nature demands struggle for survival and life rewards effort. He recalls conversations with George W. Perkins and old Stephen Girard about facing death, preferring to plant a tree today rather than surrender to fate. The passage frames nature as an adversary and a catalyst for resilience.
The piece contrasts American cake with European tastes noting frosted layer cakes in the U S and drier forms in England. It argues fresh cake is digestible when chewed well, emphasizes eating cake alone, and urges thorough mastication for children while warning against excessive richness. It also begins a pork chop cooking note with apples in casserole.
A practical guide to cooking pork chops in a casserole with rice and tomatoes, including buttering the dish, layering chops with cooked rice and peppers, and finishing with butter. Also describes a bread crumb crust method using salt pork or bacon, ground with the crumbs and water, baked about an hour.
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