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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1936
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment mentions payments and bands with unclear wording, suggesting a note about financial actions at a prior time. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent facts, making specific entities or events difficult to identify.
Dorothy Stier claims she freed her 2 year old son Medes and the state permitted the amoutapriators 4 herats ii burn Dorothy on March 1e and "wash its hands" as reports detail a troubling case involving custody and alleged harm amid contested responsibility.
A note highlights Hugh S. Cumming retiring after 42 years in the Public Health Service including 13 years as a full charge. The piece advocates public interest in government by profiling local and state officials and their qualifications beyond schooling.
The article notes a coming tourist boom with ships like the Queen Mary and Normandie, while American liners Manhattan and Washington prove smaller craft can be more profitable. It reports Paris talks among Trans-Atlantic lines to abolish first and second class, creating cabin liners with fares mainly by cabin location, expanding travel to a broader audience.
A historical survey from Allied Products Institute notes that mechanization raises efficiency and stimulates demand, leading to more jobs. It cites a 30 year span with over 26 million new positions and asserts highly mechanized industries show greater employment than those with older tech. It also references unemployment compensation adoption and skepticism toward existing statistics.
The fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs George Fisher was celebrated at the home of their daughter in Nazareth area. Guests included many neighbors and relatives such as Mr and Mrs Edward Roth, Walter Laubach, Miss Helen Shupp, Mrs Minnie Edelman, Mr and Mrs Walton, Mrs Amelia Siegfried, Rev J A Klick, Rev Co A Butz and numerous Nazareth residents. The gathering featured stories and remembrances, with attendees from Allentown Easton Bath and surrounding towns attending to honor the couple.
Recipe offers a windmill cake with white or pink frosting and toasted coconut decor. Instructions cover batter mixing, baking in two 9 inch pans, chocolate filling, and coconut topping. Includes measurements for flour sugar butter and flavorings and a coconut toasting method.
In Bethlehem a family gathering followed scripture reading by Rev. C A Butz and prayer by Rev. J A Klick. The group included Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher, six children, twenty grandchildren, eight great grandchildren. The eldest attendee was Mrs Tilghman Renner aged 84, aunt of Mrs Fisher.
Lutheran church services Sunday morning and evening led by Rev W J Bauer. Brotherhood meets Monday February 24 in church basement with a ladies night program and an address by Laub from North. Indoor league beat Jerusalem 80 to 26. Various local residents noted with visits, jury duty, and farm sale activities near Macada and Bethlehem.
Weekly column from Washington discusses Gettysburg Antietam Parkway linking national capital with two battlefields. It covers a wildlife conservation plan coordinated by the Interior Department, reforestation, pollution control, and preservation of scenery, plus potential boosts for beaver fox bald eagle. It also notes Agriculture warnings on fertilizer costs and evaluating plant food value over ton price.
Mehringidad, Southern and Gulf States leaders discuss fertilizer content and plant food minimums. Legislatures in Southern states push to prohibit sale of mixed fertilizers with less than 1 percent plant food, with Alabama and Mississippi already acting. Finance notes: Federal emergency agencies back home lending, the Federal Home Loan Bank Board injects 25,043,540 into savings and loan shares to boost mortgage lending for homeowners and modernization.
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