Nazareth High Falls to Wilson High in Close Tilt
In front of about 2000 fans at Nazareth field, Wilson High defeated Nazareth 19 to 0 in the last five minutes. Wilson broke through late with two touchdowns by Smith and one by Ketchledge after Nazareth held strong most of the game. Nazareth, hampered by injuries, fought valiantly but could not cross Wilson’s goal line.
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Nazareth
Wilson High
Wilson
Sales of
Michael
Smith
Elliot
Wilson Warriors
Ketchledge
Metzgar
Wolfe
Metzear
Freeman
Metagar
Leh
Sales
Wilson Nazareth Reese
Lde
Michael Bloss
Smith Sales
Freeman W. Smith
Eeeee
Wolfe Wilson
Repsher
McElroy
Jacoby
Otto
Hall
Fuge
Maher
Young
Diefenderfer
Roth
Koch
J. Detling
Muhlenberg
Walt
Heath
National Potato Industry Conference Planned in Chicago
The Agricultural Council of the Central Western Shippers Advisory Board schedules a national potato industry meeting at the Palmer House in Chicago for December 4 and 5. It follows a September Idaho meeting with 150 representatives from nine western states and aims to unite all districts to set standards, marketing practices, and organizational guidance for the industry. J H Fulmer the Potato King of Pennsylvania and his wife plan to attend as speakers.
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Agricultural Council of the Central Western Shippers Advisory Board
Chicago
Palmer House Hotel
Pocatello
Idaho
United States
J. H. Fulmer
Pennsylvania
Fulmer
Poultry Hints and Farming Advice for Flocks
Practical notes on poultry yard upkeep feeding and housing. Daily cleaning, avoiding frozen feet, rotating pullets and yearlings, nest box placement, cost of heating water, dust bath care, ventilation and water output, market timing, and milk and oil as feed. Also planning turkey production and rotating yards. Ends with a note on talking movies.
Lost cat Nookie returns to Cincinnati after 125 mile trip
Mr and Mrs Rugg of Cincinnati reported their cat Nookie went missing after an auto accident 125 miles from home. The cat reentered the Ruggs residence two months and a week later bringing no clear explanation for the long journey.
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Nookie
Mrs. Rugg
Cincinnati
Ruggs
Birthday Surprise for George Hariegle on Thanksgiving
On Thanksgiving Day George Hariegle kept his birthday quiet and Sunday guests surprised him at John A Hariegle’s South Main street home. Attendees included the Hariegle and Ruloff families from Butztown Cherry Hill and town. Gifts included cash and valuable presents while refreshments were served by John Hariegle and Mrs Ruff.
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George Hariegle
Jeremiah O. Hawk
Fred
Earl
Charles
Edward
William
Butztown
Harry Hariegle
Walter Hariegle
Frank
Abbie
Arry Hariegle
Cherry Hill
Frank Ruloff
Grace
John Hariegle
Grace Ruff
Surprise Party for Mrs. Bush in Macungie
A pleasant surprise party was held Sunday in Macungie for Mrs. Robert D. Bush to celebrate her thirty eighth birthday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gower, Mr. and Mrs. William Andrews, and many friends and relatives.
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Macungie
Robert D. Bush
Stephen Gower
William Andrews
Floyd Gower
Stanley Bickert
Herbert Gower
Clifford Koch
William Gower
Edna Gower
Hilda Fogel
Myrtle Steager
Annie Bush
Viola Bush
Sadie Gower
Arlene Koch
Grace Bush
Laura Bush
Beatrice Bickert
Dorothy Bickert
Althea Bickert
Howard Bush
Roy Bush
Warren Koch
Kenneth Stenger
Charles Bush
Wilbert Weaver
Franklin Getz
Carl Bickert
Mrs. Russel Simon
Josephine and
Raymond
Thanksgiving Dinner Hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Fry
Mr and Mrs Frank Fry hosted a Thanksgiving dinner for friends and relatives on Thanksgiving Day. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Charles Frantz, Mr and Mrs Harry Frantz, Mr and Mrs Harry Schoenenberger and Vernice and Glendora, Mr and Mrs Earl Schoenenberger and Virginia and Pauline, Mr and Mrs Milton Frantz and Dorothy, Mr and Mrs James Fry, Mr XX Goodhard, Mrs Levina Steinmetz, John Mease, Miss Virginia Frantz, Miss Helen Steinmetz, Miss Lois Moll, and Stanley Walter and Gladys Fry.
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Frank Fry
Charles Frantz
Harry Frantz
Harry Schoenenberger
Vernice
Glendora
Earl Schoenenberger
Daghters
Virginia
Pauline
Milton Frantz
Dorothy
James Fry
W. XII. Goodhard
Levina Steinmetz
John Mease
Virginia Frantz
Helen Steinmetz
Lois Moll
Stanley
Walter
Gladys
Steers for Feeding Require Strong Frame and Beef Qualities
The article outlines beef feeder standards emphasizing pure bred ancestry for quality cuts and minimal waste. It highlights a strong frame with room for vital organs, a wide back, deep body, and short legs as economically beneficial. It also notes cattle are bought by market, and timing depends on equipment, feeding plans, and steer condition.
Henry Ford Introduces New Car After Prohibition Jokes
The piece notes lighthearted humor about flivvers and Prohibition, mentioning Henry Ford responding with a new and improved ear bending joke toward the era. it reflects contemporary car culture and social satire.
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Henry Ford
Quips and Quirks in a Patchwork of Verse and Prose
A playful collage of dialogue and limericks features Uncle John and Mrs. Noah in humorous exchanges about a ring a haunted house a kiss and a drunken Alaska visitor. The fragmentary chatter shifts through witty lines and a sly taunt to patronize advertisers.
Say Yes Today Song Inspired by Bank Blotter Tale
Fred Waring in Paris discusses how music boosts goodwill and morale. He recounts the origin of the song Say Yes Today inspired by a bank blotter reading You said you'd say yes soon why don't you and notes royalties fund his living while audiences from many nations praise American music.
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New York City
Fred Waring
de Luxe
Ambassadeurs
Paris
Indbergh
America
Walter Donaldson
Donaldson
Farm Calendar Highlights Education and Practice for Farmers
The piece urges farm shows for competitive learning, pruning to shape trees, good winter care for ewes to yield better lambs, keeping farm records like a clock with hands, and using winter for correspondence courses from Pennsylvania State College. It also suggests growing trees on idle acres to produce wood.
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Pennsylvania State College
State College
Vegetable mixtures brighten the daily bill of fare
Inside information notes combinations of vegetables add variety to meals. Classic mixes include corn with lime beans, corn with tomatoes and string beans, and corn with tomatoes and okra using fresh or canned vegetables. Peas pair with diced carrots or chopped celery. Equal parts celery and white turnip cooked together makes a palatable conserve.
Old Home Remedies And Rat Poison Tips From A Dated Text
The excerpt lists kitchen ideas and recipes such as rutabaga turnips with potatoes and bubble and squeak style dishes. It then proposes rat control using powdered barium carbonate mixed into soft baits and placed in frequented areas with careful safety notes. It mentions a range of foods for baits and warns keeping the substance away from children and animals.
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C. A. Anglemire
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Lionel Licorisch
Vestris
Paul R. Nelson
Coast Artillery Corps
Fort Totten
N. Y
Army
Johnoe
Noah
Mable Flyway
Alaska
ARIS
Quincy
Mass
Leadh Cross
New York
Tas O'Gara
Irigy
Marjorie
Thas
True Magazine
Consul
Ania
Freddie
Fanny
Theater Guild
Dani Sive
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