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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1936
Page
5
A public health notice warns citizens to sanitize homes and food during cold weather. It highlights risks from improperly stored foods, spoiled vegetables, contaminated milk, and hidden bacteria. Officials urge vigilant water inspections and demand cleanliness from dairies to prevent deadly cold weather diseases.
A jumble of clipped phrases depicts a tense scene with references to snow, a feud with a worker union leader, and a coastal town in disruption. Amid slush and shovels, Donnie claims leadership of a shnay association while a crowd debates lawful action and potential strikes as winter tightens its grip.
A mother of two is severely injured after a truck strikes her while she watches from a shop window. The 28 year old driver, described as a family man, swerved to pass another vehicle and caused the crash. The woman faces weeks of nursing with paralysis and a disabled foot as her family endures a painful recovery. The incident is part of a series from Liberty Mutual insurance files.
Washington notes outline Congress aiming for a farm aid bill and new tax schemes before leaving for May. President unlikely to push last minute proposals while debates over Social Security and relief spending shape bipartisan accord and divisions.
Harrisburg. A vigorous educational campaign against fraudulent life insurance companies that take large sums yearly by failing to meet claims has been opened by Insurance Commissioner Owen B. Hunt. He will air a series of radio broadcasts nationwide.
Harrisburg talks on unscrupulous insurance firms continue with Commissioner Hunt urging public caution. He notes out of state firms operate without Pennsylvania licenses and warns of tragic claims rejections. A separate caution recalls a gas fire incident, urging safe handling of matches near flammable liquids.
A clipped ad-like notice promotes telephone conversations labeled Sunday Chats with reduced rates. It urges connection with family and friends away at college, describing Voice Visit and Person to Person options as cheaper, with unclear rates and references to a long-distance service.
A memoir piece recounts a father’s poker maxim about not losing a pot for thirty cents and not letting opponents bluff. The narrator claims four years of adhering to the rule while calling every time. The fragment hints at a personal, timeworn strategy and family guidance shaping gambling conduct.
The National Safety Council warns that carbon monoxide can be deadly even with windows up if the exhaust system leaks. Gaskets and mufflers may release dangerous gases under the hood or floor, so keep at least one window slightly open and take breaks on long trips to breathe fresh air.
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