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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1934
Page
2
The weekly health talk urges balanced water intake, warning against excessive consumption. It notes three pints daily as a minimum for non laborers, declines meals dilution fears, and emphasizes tailoring intake to temperature and personal needs with professional guidance for mineral and laxative waters.
The article notes Pennsylvania farmers faced higher costs but enjoyed a relatively stronger purchasing power. It compares farm price indices and dollar purchasing power between the United States and Pennsylvania for 1910–1914 versus 1933, highlighting that Pennsylvania’s farmers retained a better relative position despite hardship and high taxes. It discusses real estate bearing a large share of government costs and signals higher rank in cash income.
A historical kitchen guide offers simple steps for making jam and jelly from available fruits. It covers juice extraction, boiling with sugar and pectin, and cooling to firm textures, yielding several jars.
The report highlights Pennsylvania’s strong farm output in 1933 with top rankings in hay apple production and buckwheat, plus large egg and poultry figures. It notes improvements in milk quality, market readiness, and expanding exports, including Jonathan apples selling in European markets.
That Little Game notes Pennsylvania's grape belt expanding to wider markets and backward links to marketing and grading. A card party at Edelman home followed by a Bethlehem hospital death of four month old Lester William Beers after burns from a stove coal, with pneumonia developing, is reported from Bath area.
Sheriff Anangst at the Court House sold the following properties: to Fox a Fox attorneys one set of infes tious items and a house and lot at 696 Lewis Street Wilson borough to Robert W Bowlby attorney.
Dr Paul W. Heckman reports a new treatment technique that reportedly heals varicose veins. The method aims to reduce surgery and recover faster, reflecting evolving vascular therapies of the era.
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