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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1935
Page
2
Ambassador James W. Gerard praised the Farm Credit Administration for recommending crop loan borrowers buy American made supplies. He said this would boost American industry and raise the home market for farm products, benefiting nitrate of soda and sulphate of ammonia producers.
Sixty eight dealers in fourteen counties were prosecuted for alleged pure food law violations. Findings include codfish with benzoic acid, misbranded pickles, cherries with sulfur dioxide, coal tar dyed macaroni, moisture excess in butter, and other adulterated products. Seventeen bakers in two counties faced license violations. Nearly every fellow just thirty years old can say he was born thirty years too soon.
Miss Marian Sehaetter of C1 Shit street hosts a gathering with Mrs Dob Peckman and daughter Janemiars from Allentown visiting, while Mr and Mrs Charles Vowel spend Friday with friends. Families from Bath Conshohocken Tobyhanna and Lincoln Avenue report Sunday visits and town outings with neighbors and relatives.
A partially readable OCR fragment mentions a person or event but lacks clear names places dates or outcome. The text appears garbled and cannot be fully interpreted from the available readable portions.
The article details highway and route marker revisions replacing older United States Route numbers with new ones. Sections from Wilkes Barre to Philadelphia are affected, with revised markers along routes and bridging details between Sader and Tartans.
Fragmentary text describes surveyors and local officials planning routes and retooling projects around communities near the Monongahela River. Mentions named areas and roads linking Ok Grove to nearby towns with river crossings and connections through Donura and Tohastown Neosa.
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