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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1936
Page
5
A reader discusses ivy poisoning from outdoor exposure and bruising. It notes face contact as common and questions beliefs about bruised leaves causing reactions. The writer mentions soap as a proposed remedy after contact and suggests trying this practice on woodland excursions.
A June 1936 market snapshot notes bonds called for payment at 983,125,000 with 42 percent, GM produced its millionth car two weeks ahead of 1935 plan, and 37 states show $996,523,600 in January–May activity. Edison electric power output hits peak, and wholesale electrical distributors report April up eight percent from March and 28 percent over April 1935. Factory and automobile sales rise, with Ford excluded from early data.
A historic note describes the common poison ivy irritant toxicodendric acid as volatile and treatable with base remedies. It recommends alcohol and lime water in equal parts applied to the skin and warns against eye exposure, noting lead salt solutions as risky. It advises saline laxatives for bowel management and avoiding strong light, with recovery in two to four days.
construction in progress on the Golden Gate Bridge towers as work begins on the longest suspension span. Beth company undertakes the project with engineers planning the east corn section and continued progress toward completion.
Do you know Thomas A Edison built the first Sunbury dynamo workshop on the site of the City Hotel Sunbury? Fort Augusta in Northumberland and William Penns House in Philadelphia are noted. The 64 page Scenic and Historic booklet, Route 22 and Charcoal Iron Furnace sites, Leonard Harrison State Forest Park, Bushy Run Battlefield, and picnic camping info are offered by the Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission for free distribution.
A fragmented Nazareth Washington item mentions an airedev eror Thite case with unclear details and names unreadable. The brief notes potential errors or disputes but provides no verifiable actions or outcomes.
Centinesd trom Page Cas! educated in common schools in the city and trained at Phillips Academy Andover Massachusetts finishing in 1913 He earned an LLB from Northwestern University in 1916 He married in 1915 and has two children A son aged 18 and a daughter aged 11 He served in the 23rd Machine Gun Battalion in World War I After the war he returned to Topeka to practice law In 1919 he was appointed assistant state attorney.
A Kansas political leader rose from local posts to state roles, becoming probate judge of Shawnee County, speaker of the Kansas House, state Republican chairman, and National Committeeman. He helped organize Grass Roots, served as general counsel to the National Committee, and later joined Governor Landon’s circle.
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