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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1934
Page
7
An extended political overview notes Republicans gaining urgency against the Roosevelt New Deal, urging restraint and fiscal reform. It highlights deficits, drought relief needs, and international tensions as backdrops to the coming election while emphasizing Roosevelt’s popularity and the uncertainty voters face.
Suffering from varicose or swollen veins, readers are urged to try a hot treatment claimed to heal sores, reduce swelling, and end pain without operations or rest. The ad promises results while continuing daily routines and offers money back if not helped, naming Paul W. Heckman.
An advertising missive touts Dave's Mentha Pep sin as a cure for stomach agony gas and indigestion claiming one tablespoon relieves pressure within ten minutes and that a bottle stops frequent dyspepsia. It cites over 6000 bottles sold in a New Jersey town and urges readers to ask for the product.
Forty three county and local fairs are scheduled for September in Pennsylvania. State Department of Agriculture data show September as the favorite fair month, with more than half of the state exhibitions held during this one month.
Estate notices warn creditors to settle debts and require claimants to present demands. Letters testamentary have been granted to Horace H Heller Jr of Bath and to the undersigned heirs of Nazareth for respective estates in Northampton and Lehigh Counties, Pennsylvania.
John D. Miller of the National Cooperative Council argues that farmers cooperatives will not eliminate the middleman but raise efficiency across buyers, processors, and distributors. He says cooperation replaces non-competitive buying with a fairer, more economical system benefiting farmers, consumers, manufacturers, and retailers as markets are regulated to prevent surplus and ensure steady supplies of high quality food.
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