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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1933
Page
6
Uncle Elmer speaks of Chicago’s world fair goal and breaking even on costs as he asks a railroad agent the fare to the Windy City to gauge driving expenses. A New York Jewish paper hints Herbert Hoover as ambassador to Germany, calling it another bold experiment.
Breeds of dogs vary greatly in size and appearance from Saint Bernard to Chihuahua. Sets on dogs include Irish Setters and Gordon Setter, with colors like yellow chestnut and brown. Training enhances usefulness as field dogs. Males reach 22 to 25 inches in height.
A Purina Miller Educational Division presentation offers photographs of three setter breeds English Irish and Gordon. The English Setter is described as largest strongest and capable of galloping through a hard day’s work. Emphasis on keeping dogs in good condition and avoiding fat along with recommending dry checker form dog food to ensure nutrient control and long shelf life.
Practical naval tips advise boat owners to prepare for the season by repacking packing, checking the stuffing box gasket, and using marine glue. Etiquette rules say only the US yacht ensign at the stern and club or private signals at the bow. Small outboard motors aboard aid handling and towing in emergencies. Use boat oil suited for marine use due to higher heat.
New York City celebrates beer legalization with 160000 barrels sold in 48 hours and 250000 dollars in city fees. Brewers add 2000 workers while hotels plan multimillion dollar taprooms and eateries. Stores and stands embrace beer, pretzels, rye bread, and Bavarian entertainment as demand climbs.
A scattered clipping notes Klondike the lead dog on a U S Mail sled team between Nome and Point Barrow Alaska becoming a radio crooner in Chicago. It claims Klondike served Lindbergh Byrd and Hubbard on Alaska treks and mentions beer laws and New York drunkenness stats in a rambling survey of Prohibition era topics.
In Schuylkill county Pennsylvania 4 H club members learned that celery requires ample water for quality sales. County Agent W L Bollinger and state college specialists guided an experimental phase with furrow and overhead irrigation. A grower now cultivates 70 000 plants and six large irrigation systems serve multiple owners, reducing early farming disappointments.
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