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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1934
Page
5
Tolstoy contrasts the lifelike depictions of art and society with the Jesus life. He argues most people are martyrs to selfishness and sensuality, asking whether living by Jesus’s example is harder than living by oneself.
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania the state corporations paid a total bonus of 15747.51 with 6951.28 on original issues and 8796.23 on increases of capital stock.
Weekly Health Talk urges careful eye care highlighting eye strain from glare and improper habits. Dr. Theodore B. Appel cautions against self chosen glasses and stresses professional eye exams and rest periods for prolonged use. Harrisburg patrols report 470 foreign trucks checked in May as part of 2213 inspected in five months to enforce state laws.
State dog law enforcement agents in Pennsylvania districts are not dog catchers. Local police catch dogs. agents handle licensing enforcement, prosecutions, damage appraisals, and tracking dogs causing harm. They protect people, livestock, and licensed dogs, improve rabies control, reduce dog poisoning and theft, and have strengthened dog ownership understanding.
The quip marks Uncle Elmer's morning remark as he renews his un fon card and muses that those who strike first may end up last. The line blends humor with a nod to ongoing changes in local routines.
The May June campaign by state and federal agencies sprayed 3500 acres in northeastern Pennsylvania to eradicate gypsy moths. The effort targeted Lazere Lackawanna Monroe Carbon Wayne counties with 138000 pounds of arsenate of lead and 14400 quarts of fish oil applied to infested areas.
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