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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1935
Page
2
A 1985 essay extols friendship as universal and reciprocal. It argues true friends span communities and continents, with a rich life found in broad acquaintance. A friend in need is a friend indeed, and genuine ties require mutual effort and understanding.
The piece argues that democracy shows a closer government personal relationship with citizens. It warns that rising relief and welfare efforts reflect either efficient support or a danger of government substituting personal aid for national solidarity.
An article warns of cheap used cars with worn brakes lights and steering that cause accidents and fatalities. It notes safety campaigns and free tests in 1934 and argues for outlawing dangerous autos to reduce wrecks and injuries.
President Roosevelt urges renewal and clarifications of the National Industrial Recovery Act as Congress nears action. He stresses NRA as essential to American business life, cites cooperation from banks and chambers of commerce, and defends profit motive while opposing excessive private power over public affairs.
Fragmentary OCR shows transit note for "Go To Church" and "Mini Nazareth-Easton" route with times 7:10 and 0:45 A.M. and references to buses on Saturdays Sundays and holidays. Information is partial and unclear about full service details.
Moravian and other town churches publish weekly schedules with worship times Bible schools and choir rehearsals. Special sermons by Rev S H Gapp and others are noted along with catechetical classes scout and girl scout activities and a January lesson plan on Jesus washing the disciples feet.
A youth feature outlines ways to live faith by helping others. It highlights community projects, church programs, and personal acts of kindness as paths to serve Christ daily.
An ad touts Natex as a revolutionary remedy for indigestion gas and heartburn claiming fast relief from long standing ailments. It advertises improved energy sleep and overall health with a limited introduction at Kings Cut Rate Store in Nites Texas.
Mrs Ellen Lilly and Misses Arlene and Dorothy Lilly visited Mr and Mrs Barthold. Victor Lilly called on Mr and Mrs William Graver. Families Mills Kocher and Lilly hosted visitors including Percia Louchner and others. Quillas Schlegel remains on the sick list.
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