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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1929
Page
1
Lanvin organdy gown in seven shades from orange to amber showcases new waistline and petallic thread. Knitwear features high waistlines in 4 inch bands and cashmere sweaters. fall fashion favors salts and blouses with W-neck lines. Tweed printed silks offer practical July to September ensembles with tailored look and light wool tweed weave.
In a small town Mrs Myrtle Harrison fears her fiancé John Harrison can not marry until he earns a real promotion. Mr Wilton, Myrtle’s father, tests him by demanding a higher position and a stronger backbone before consent. A clever ruse unfolds as Harrison tries to win approval and learns Myrtle may inherit $200,000 at twenty one. The plan relies on a phone bluff and a comic twist.
The fragment notes that bottles should be kept at temperature for several hours, wrapped individually and then wrapped together in more newspapers. No names, dates, places, or organizations are present.
The market discriminates against heifer calves with higher steer prices for calves of equal finish and quality. Heifer calves fed on grain longer accumulate fat, reducing carcass desirability. If marketed 30 or 60 days sooner, profits could rise as steers fetch better value.
Caldwell residents host visitors and travel to Philadelphia for sports and social events. Local figures attend church hits, Scouts camps, and summer outings while planning meetings, sales, and memorials. Community life includes travel, fishing, hospital updates, and public notices across Nazareth and nearby towns.
A fragmented local notice reports a district petition leading to a township status shift from the store of W L Cramer to the Knights of the apartment of W L in the village of Fl Mrs Emma Schlegel Phillips visited here with Mrs Williamson and Miss Myrtle Greensweig grandparents Mr and Mrs George Greensweig. Attorney Francis Bole of Argyl plans to move into the Bower property at 26 South I Street to open his office today.
The Frankenfield family association with members in town and nearby will hold its annual reunion on Saturday August 17 at Menlo Park Perkasie Bucks county. Perkasie is reached by North Penn R R from Bethlehem or by trolley from Allentown. A large attendance is expected. Charles Lehr recently visited the home of Mr and Mrs Jacob Hopple in Saylorsburg.
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