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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1929
Page
2
The piece surveys velour fashion in soft tel shades, detailing dress coats, astrak accents, and geode hues. It discusses sun-tan inspired hosiery colors, hair styles like Eton crop and windblown bob, and urges a return to feminine curls while promoting individuality and attractiveness.
A collage of fashion trends cites Parisian influence on personal style with shoulder length bobs and aureole curls, alongside practical farming tips. It covers soy bean pasture crops, egg packaging advice, dairy salt use, cattle abortion tests, seed potato handling, garden slug control, and horse pasture management with bite sized insights and historical sour notes.
Short guidance on cooking asparagus to preserve flavor, including 10 to 15 minute cook times for young stalks. Suggestions for dressing with citrus juices and varied seasonings, plus flavor adds like Roquefort olives and horseradish. Also notes substitutions between sour and sweet milk in baking and leavening guidance for batters and doughs.
Leonard Labotine of Martins Creek visits the Minter home in Washington Park. Ernest Minter returns home after serving with the First Chemical Regiment at Edgewood Arsenal near Baltimore. Grace Laub of Belfast visits Nazareth, and Harvey Troxell of Allentown, a former local butcher, stops by. Isabelle Russell of High Street visits Wind Gap friends. Multiple local families host and visit relatives including Ubler and Stettler families with Clayton Ubler of Easton. Florence Hager of Belfast visits Enid Minter at Washington Park. Mrs. Thomas Starner recovers at home from pneumonia. Nathan Brobst moves with family from Green Street to New Squire. John Clewell of town visits daughter Mrs. Robert Osman in Allentown. Nelson Oliver of Nazareth Foundry plans move from Green Street to Morris Booth residence. Booths visit Philadelphia for a week with Mr Bardill’s family on Main Street.
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