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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1935
Page
2
A stern opinion piece warns readers about the deadly toll of speed and recklessness. It paints graphic scenes of crash aftermaths, urges respect for momentum and braking limits, and recalls a trooper’s tale of a fiery chain accident with multiple deaths. The author calls for nerve to read the truth and accept a necessary cautionary cure.
A dramatic, graphic account describes scenes from deadly crashes, noting soaked corpses, broken bodies, and gruesome injuries. It discusses autopsy challenges, the scale of fatal accidents, and the brutal effects of crashes, shattered bones, and flying glass on victims.
Raymond Pitcairn warns that proposed amendments could strip the Constitution and the Supreme Court of limits, transferring authority to Congress. He argues such unchecked power could end home rule, threaten personal liberty, and allow imprisonment for beliefs, with future Congresses unbounded by constitutional safeguards.
A dramatic description recalls a high speed crash where a woman, after striking the windshield with her head, was thrown from a car and then cut her throat as the vehicle rolled along the windshield frame. The passage notes the grotesque impact on bystanders and responders.
The Reader's Digest recounts brutal driving injuries and deaths from random accidents. It contrasts vivid, graphic pain with the cold tally of 26,000 annual casualties, urging caution on curves, wet roads, and reckless behavior to avoid such fates.
The 23rd annual reunion of Barnet Miller and wife descendants was held at the Cedars Foul Rift last Saturday August 3. Weather delayed arrivals but many relatives gathered and enjoyed supper on the grounds. B Frank Miller of Baag- served as president of the association.
The assembly heard Rev R H Krauss of Bethlehem discuss the Millers genealogy tracing Bar net Miller born 1793 in Lower Saucon Township Northampton County and later Mt Bethel Township near the Delaware. Officers were elected for the coming year to lead Bangor Belvidere Richmond and related communities.
A man known as Uncle Elmer spoke this morning about government aid under the Public Works Administration. He argued that Uncle Sam remains a rich benefactor to workers and explains why his largesse benefits his nieces and nephews.
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