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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1935
Page
5
A local resident nicknamed Uncle Elmer complains about high taxes as he hires more workers for the first time in five years. He notes the pain of paying yearly invoices and vows to adjust his operations accordingly.
A practical guide by John Van Guilder on capturing holiday life with interiors and exteriors. It advises time exposures for wreaths and lit windows, planning shots of trimming the tree and stockings, close ups of gifts, and scenes of open presents. It suggests lighting setups, tripod use, and quick, well chosen snaps to seize fleeting moments.
The governor expresses gratitude for eight years as Pennsylvania’s leader and extols the state's size wealth and potential. He emphasizes industrial strength agricultural value and self sufficiency while urging continued public effort as he nears the end of his term.
Local families from Allentown to Bath and Bethlehem spent New Year’s Day and the weekend visiting relatives in town. Guests included the Frantz Vogel Roth Heckman Hagenbuch Enoch Trein and Hagenbuch households among others with many on church and social events across streets like Lincoln Avenue Broad Street and Main Street. A license plate theft was reported on South Main street with plate 4 M 427 missing from a car.
A political appeal emphasizes that care is in the hands of the people not bosses. It urges never to turn power over for profit and to place the good of the people first. It calls for active participation in every election.
The Game Commission sustains a bounty on predators such as the weasel gray fox wildcat and goshawk to protect game. Bequested by license fees the bounty costs remain a small fraction of two dollars while beaver trapping season shows the Commission aiding trappers through instruction and educational leaflets.
The article argues that game protection mirrors farming needs with careful planning and abundant food. It stresses that a thriving game crop requires ongoing care and forethought, starting with sufficient sustenance for wildlife to endure through seasons.
Dr. Theodore B. Appel notes that millions of American homes lack bathtubs despite long standing cleanliness campaigns. He argues that despite emphasis on soap and hygiene, the absence of bathing facilities highlights gaps in daily sanitary habits.
The piece urges sportsmen to ensure game has enough food through the bitter winter, noting the need to protect Pennsylvania's immense game crop for next year. It compares hunters to farmers, stressing immediate action to ward losses from cold and exposure.
Pennsylvania sportsmen credit the General Assembly for enduring cooperation since 1913. They note a self financed Game Fund funded by hunter licenses supports game and wild bird protection, refuges, and propagating plants. The program has grown into a million dollar annual venture with no tax funding, and they seek continued legislative support in 1935.
A skin specialist explains soap as a cleanser with two actions: emulsifying oil and suspending dirt, plus absorbing fine particles. Germicidal effects vary by organism and rise with heat, while mechanical cleaning aids sterilization. The article urges using pure soap thoroughly and often as a daily preventive against skin infections.
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