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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1934
Page
4
Editors say Websters of the United States plan and coordinate finance guidance in the public interest. Merchants join trade associations, praising energy from the recovery program while warning against unwarranted price hikes and urging focus on expanding buying power and employment.
A critique questions government cancellation of private air mail contracts and asks what the country has done for the air industry. It argues airlines seek protection and profit but should be treated like other transport modes, noting public subsidies, airports, and subsidies raised by citizens.
The piece argues public hypocrisy toward entertainers and politicians a divorces. It notes society forgives artists but judges public figures harshly, calling the double standard a funny, cynical truth. It contrasts Fatty Arbuckle and Douglas Fairbanks with broader expectations.
The NRA administrator may grant exceptions to retail code rules after notice and hearing. local authorities cannot grant these. Stores must post conspicuous hours notices for employees. Wholesale grocers are not exempt from labor provisions under the executive order. Approved substitutions allow some industries to operate under wage and hour rules pending code completion. Subscribe to The Item.
E. B. Powell of Purina Mills' Experiment Farm explains the money making line in dairy herds. Production above this line yields owner return after covering costs. cows below should be culled or fed more to boost output. Herd profitability depends on milk and butterfat prices and per-cow performance.
A farm note explains hog feeding with blended protein supplement and corn. It states 16 bushels of corn and 50 pounds of supplement needed for 109 pounds of gain, with corn selling at 53 cents per cwt and a base price of 4.00 per cwt after accounting for protein costs.
Purina Research at Gray Summit reports that a properly blended protein supplement lets hogs gain 100 pounds with about 10 pounds of supplement and under six bushels of corn, versus twelve bushels of corn alone. The blend reduces waste, cuts labor, and accelerates time to market amid feed shortages.
Obituaries report deaths of Sarah Rohn Gernet 84 of South Main Street with funeral at 2:30 at her home and burial in St John Lutheran cemetery. Also listed are Frank Madge 53 of Stockertown who died at Eastern State Penitentiary. Ella Neumeyer 66 of North Broad Street. Aravesta Smickle 72 of Tatamy. Emma Blayle 55 of Kindnersville. Each entry notes survivors, origins, and burial plans.
Miss Mary Leary Thomas and Wilbur Stephen Jeffrey married at Valley Forge with Dr. Jules Prevost officiating. The bride, a Wind Gap school teacher, wore turquoise blue and pink rose buds. the groom is a University of Pennsylvania graduate and Eli T. Watson salesman. The ceremony featured Lohengrin’s Bridal March and a Philadelphia piano solo. They plan to reside in Wind Gap after a honeymoon to New York City.
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