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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1935
Page
5
A fragmentary diary style piece discusses daylight saving and time prompts among German speakers. It references Levi noting sun positions, a mother character called the Mommy, and generalized remarks on clocks, culture, and modern life intertwined with a satirical stream of thoughts.
A Dodge factory photo shows one of about 1000 women workers assembling plugs used to seal cars. The task requires deft touch and manual dexterity rather than strength, highlighting women’s skilled labor in manufacturing.
South Jersey dairy groups urged the Milk Control Board to set prices for producers and consumers to curb industry practices. The meeting addressed extending regulatory oversight and potential accounting of farm prices while cooperatives argued against the proposal.
Investigates the books of the chief operating officer and examines printed associations tied to farmers. The column notes sent to Norman Woden Dbupatecenent Dntermitteen in Mill Copel Thernd Pete Building Uhirrebure Pennsylvania.
A morning radio segment quotes Uncle Elmer noting the only real difference between professionals and amateurs is the salary check while he played a French harp on air.
Fragmentary OCR shows a Senate committee hearing discussion led by Michie on large cooperatives and exemptions from a fused regulatory regime. The text mentions public hearings, committee referrals, and references to senators Castleth Gelder and Tren Loerie with a focus on exemptions from regulation.
Judge Henry Niles of York County Court Let Wednesday upheld the Milk Control Board order requiring Hohosemarts Dears of York to be licensed for tenure and to pay minimum prices to purveyors as set by the Board.
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