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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1931
Page
4
A column extols actively seeking orders as the core business truth. It notes that presidents and bankers chase new work daily, urging readers to quit complaining and go out to obtain orders. The piece also hints at political figures and old debates around policy, then shifts to a light pun about chicken stock and a riddle about Alicia.
In New York City radio, audiences crave mystery and romance. George Shackley, WOR organist and musical director, blends Oriental and Occidental styles to satisfy listeners. His example is Millie from the Radio Picture, praised for its American theme with an East West orchestration. Shackley, a New Englander, rose from ruined organ training to lead notable programs including the Moon Beams night hour.
A verse fragment shows a lady in red on a hill and a white figure in a field as annual secrets and quiet nature blend. The poem depicts tidy breezes, housewives, neighbors, and woods sharing a subtle, eerie calm suggesting a resurrection theme.
President Hoover’s White House Conference on Child Health highlights the need to improve health conditions for American youth. Doctor Theodore B. Appel notes surveys show undernourishment even among well off families due to soda and sweets, urging continued May Day Health Week observances in Pennsylvania to stress nourishment for all children.
A historic notice urges active parental participation in May Day Health Week to improve child health across Pennsylvania. It credits the Federated Women's Clubs and Parent-Teacher Associations for support and emphasizes lifelong lifestyle changes and early prevention to remove physical handicaps.
Thorlief Knudtzen, 17, of Oak Park Illinois, earned praise from President Hoover for his skill as a wood worker. The young craftsman was singled out for recognition during a national display of student talent.
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