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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1933
Page
5
Ninety eight members and friends of the Mother's Class of the Lutheran Sunday School hosted a pre Christmas party Thursday evening in the church social rooms. An informal seasonal program entertained attendees. A Santa Claus distributed tokens to all present followed by social activities and lunch.
A skipper recalls a South American circus elephant named Topsy weighing three tons and causing mischief aboard. Rockefeller Center plans deep underground passages for 200000 daily workers with air conditioned corridors and four lane vehicle ramps. A cabby expertly delivered a woman with a broken leg from a pier to her ship. A NY restaurant store uses electric eye sensors for automatic doors and the NY Public Library counts visitors with electric eye counters at Forty Second Street.
The Farm Show in Harrisburg hosts a slate of gatherings led by the State Horticultural Association and vegetable growers, with potato and poultry groups meeting through midweek. A new American Society of Agricultural Engineers section convenes Wednesday to Friday in the Y M C A building, while many groups meet in the Farm Show Building and nearby venues. John H. Light notes events start Monday morning January 15, with a packed schedule and favorable visiting days.
North Dakota spring wheat farmers can boost profits by cleaning wheat and flax before market to reduce dockage. USDA estimates dockage in the state’s wheat crop is worth about 5 million dollars yearly as feed if kept for on-farm use or properly cleaned at the elevator.
A 22 year old Harvard graduate writes from New York detailing his orders to join Rear Admiral Byrd on the Second Byrd Antarctic Expedition. He will serve as fuel engineer aboard the 10,000 ton Jacob Ruppert, carrying diverse engines and equipment. He notes plans to form the Little America Aviation and Exploration Club to engage youth in aviation and polar exploration. He invites readers over school age to join and receive a membership card and expedition maps.
A sandhog working under air pressure fell into shallow water after racing the others to dive for a sunken rum ship's liquid gold. He was fished out, rushed to hospital, and puzzled doctors with bends caused by nitrogen under high pressure. He later revealed the crew pushed speed while out of work, leading to fatigue and a fall from the pier.
Greetings extended to Mrs Lawrence Meyers on Thursday Mrs Spencer Reph on Sunday Lewis Werkheiser on Monday and Wednesday to Miss Clara Bauer in honor of their birthday anniversaries celebrating community ties and personal milestones.
The Needlework Guild donated numerous items to the Orphans Home at Totton including clothing and linens. The gifts comprised 1 Turkish towel, 13 dresses, 6 romper suits, 6 pillow cases, 20 diapers, 10 nightgowns, 11 wash cloths, 18 slips, 5 caps, 2 leggings, 33 undershirts, 4 pairs of pajamas, 12 union suits, 14 underdrawers, 2 dish cloths, 2 bibs, and 26 tea towels.
Fuller D Baird outlines poultry care for high winter egg output. Focus on birds comfort, dry clean quarters, draft protection, avoid crowding, and ensure free movement. Feed is key with a constant wet mash, noon feeding, controlled amounts, plus grain and water. Include green foods and oyster shell, keep crops full at roost.
One hundred fifty speakers from nine states and the District of Columbia will address more than thirty sessions at the Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg January 15 to 19. Delegates come from New York Wisconsin Maryland Ohio New Jersey Virginia Missouri New Hampshire DC and Pennsylvania. The program highlights livestock judging auctions dairy milk codes beekeeping and horticulture with events running through January 19 and programs available by December 20.
The two year old Pennsylvania Egg Laying in Harrisburg claims the nation’s largest standard contest with 970 entries, far surpassing Florida. A Poultry Item compilation shows Pennsylvania leading in average production per pen and topping in several breeds including Rhode Island White, White Wyandotte, Ancona, and White Minorca. Roosevelt asserts NRA support hinges on broad backing.
Uncle Elmer jokes about his NRA membership as he cleans belt holes and brushes fly specks from his hat in a morning remark. The whimsical line ties to his rugged image and local color.
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