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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
2
The piece describes daily farm chores for children and parents, feeding animals, meals, and work in fields. It notes seasonal differences, after dinner activities, and that radios connect rural families to world events, with the family often involved in local activities and gatherings.
The rural family comprises mother father and children and should love cherish and support each other. Mothers nurture home duties while fathers provide food warmth and care for animals. Children help with chores learn obedience and repay parents through effort and kindness.
Northampton county growers are invited to Penn State College for Horticulture Week December 14 15 and 16 County Agent B L Coleman states the program centers on plant reproduction Dr F D Kern and staff will present the science of pollination fertilization embryo seed and fruit The week offers three programs for fruit vegetable and ornamental growers with practical topics and demonstrations across crops.
A well known rural family is described as content in a feral district. They feed chickens ducks rabbits cows and horses and never tire of these daily tasks. This labor is a habit that ties the family together and sustains them.
Doctor Theodore B. Appel cautions against cutting health for economy and cites nutritious plain fare in labor camps. He argues health spending is worthwhile and personal habits like fresh air exercise sleep and wise choices protect against disease.
The National Safety Council urges careful driving during December’s rush with emphasis on pedestrian courtesy. Reduce speed and stay alert to cut highway accidents. The piece warns parents about ice safety for skating and to verify official approval on skating sites before children use them.
A brief historical tip suggests rinsing onions under running water to reduce eye irritation and wearing glasses during peeling, offering practical comfort for cooks handling onions.
The Jackson school between Nazareth and Newburg hosted a Tuesday and Wednesday evening program presented by Miss Martha Knauss and Miss Irene Reimer. Pupils Margaret Norris Alberta Burrall Albert Taviani Alfred Levin Marie Edelman and Robert Keck took part. Parents and friends attended.
Local residents and visitors from Philadelphia New York and New Jersey spent Thanksgiving with relatives or at the County Home. Notables include Miss Josephine Kreider Miss Alice Hammer Rev Charles Kreider and many families lodging with kin while other travelers attended Army Notre Dame football game celebrations.
The piece discusses Pennsylvania efforts to revoke reciprocity for commercial motor vehicles, provoking border delays and economic friction as states retaliate. It notes railroads fear loss of control, while authorities implement new restrictions and a potential tax shift to favor highway transport over rail.
Mr and Mrs James Frack entertained the place club guests at their home on Saturday night. After cards, lunch was served. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Marvin Young Mr and Mrs Ray Gold Mr and Mrs Willard Bowers Mr and Mrs Victor Stark Mr and Mrs Wilbur Pike. Prizes went to Mrs Pike Mrs Gold and Mr Stark.
A North American parasite Macrocentrus ancylivorus shows value against the oriental fruit moth in French orchards. Shipped by the U S Bureau of Entomology in return for courtesies, adults from parasitized larvae released in Mediterranean infested orchards attack the pest effectively.
The regular monthly meet of the degree team of Daughters on Amper CA council 183 was at the American Hotel on Mond with hosts Mrs Lizzie Butts and Mrs Emma Ruloff. Eighteen members attended led by President Mrs Leda Oswald.
Harrisburg reports the field worker's findings on a pennsylvania family with multiple imbecile children. Dr William D Sandy of the bureau of mental health cites exposed social costs and urges early identification and local clinics to prevent similar cases and taxpayer burdens.
The ornamental horticulture program will cover pollination of ornamental plants improvement by breeding new introductions trees and shrubs for small areas designing herbaceous gardens planning a garden of animals preparing flowers for exhibition and staging a mower show.
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