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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1929
Page
3
The article touts automatic refrigeration as a modern convenience for households, highlighting a gas powered combined stove and fridge unit as a low monthly cost innovation. It notes benefits for new and established homes, plus separate refrigeration options for gas stoves. Included is a luncheon menu with schemes for soups, mains, desserts, and salads featuring tuna, lamb, and pimiento accents with practical prep tips.
The Legislature and Governor approved a total of 2 160 000 for indemnity in the Cattle Tuberculosis Eradication Campaign. Northampton County receives 25 000 to pay indemnity on cattle reacting to tests. Funds are divided into four six month quarters with a maximum 6 250 per quarter. Herd tests under the Individual Accredited Plan will be tested in application order at owner expense until personnel permit. Area basis township testing proceeds in qualification order as funds and staff allow.
New York City figures Bobbie Grice, leader of The Parisian Red Heads, credits her red hair with success as the band, the highest paid girls group in the country, dominates the jazz scene. She notes fourteen other red headed musicians in the group and highlights their temperament and style.
The article notes dark haired women excel in soft rhythm while carrot-tops shine in snappy jazz. Miss Grice, a leading red-headed drummer, argues women can master any instrument with talent. She cites strong demand for cornet, trumpet, and wind players and highlights drums as a top act for women in music.
Boston socialite and daughter of the late President Woodrow Wilson is reported to be launched as a candidate for United States Senator. The notice emphasizes her Boston ties and national prominence as a prospective contender in upcoming political developments.
Dr. Theodore B Appel urges caution about blasting caps used with fireworks and mining gear. He warns hundreds of children are crippled yearly by mishandling fulminate of mercury caps. The piece stresses parent and user responsibility to prevent injuries and deaths in Pennsylvania.
Timely agricultural tips cover raspberry and blackberry removal for lead curl mosaic control, spring calf care indoors, cockerel selection timing for breeding, peach brown rot sprays with lime sulfur, pruning raspberries to promote lateral growth, and buying celery from sprayed patches to prevent blight.
County Agent B. L. Coleman warns that spray materials deteriorate when stored in damp areas and lime rusts if air slaked, producing unsafe Bordeaux solutions. Store lime with lids on in a dry place and stock only as needed for use. Maintain limited shelf life for blue stone solutions and avoid keeping solutions unused for long periods.
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