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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1935
Page
3
The piece argues nations misread peace talks and warns against accepting a peace at any price. It claims Japan fears Russia but not the United States and suggests peace can be secured if accepted cheaply, noting past slogans and current cautions on naval ratings and conferred terms.
The text debates unemployment figures cited by the American Federation of Labor asserting 18 000 000 unemployed. It questions reliability and motives behind the statistic while warning against underestimating the hardship faced by workers and suggesting reforms and civic action.
The piece outlines three merchandising principles price quality and service and stresses advertising to inform the public of location offerings and customer benefits. It comments on the Public Works Administration financing municipal bonds with private investors and the impact on employment and tax rates amid Roosevelt era programs.
New Jersey editors organized support for William Fischer of the New Jersey Courier facing criminal libel charges over a floating night club editorial. The New Jersey Press Association offered counsel and formed a committee with members from multiple papers to discuss defense strategy and additional lawyers.
Proceedings mention Jesuits at the Pube Hide Latin Show in Testmn and Dr Hanes No Rule urging Pennsylvania school officials to recognize the centenary. Observance stresses public education outreach through school events church groups and service clubs.
A proposed development aims to improve secondary highway access around Hucron to boost local commerce and school transportation. Officials say the plan will widen routes and enhance safety for students and residents.
A teacher asks who first left the ark after the flood. The class answers Noah, but Jonnie says the whole class is wrong because Noah is said to have come forth from the ark, a quip based on the biblical phrasing.
A cautionary notice urges vigilance against unseen threats from outside. It warns that exterior house signs appear as warnings when paint peels or cracks, signaling the approaching danger and the need for preparations to ward off attacks.
The piece warns homeowners about hazards from rickety stairs and damp porches and urges proper weather protection. Regular maintenance and timely repainting reduce bodily harm and property depreciation while preserving the home’s value and appearance.
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