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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1933
Page
2
A condensed farm bulletin notes emphasis on youth training in home economics and 4 H projects, potato seed health, and disease prevention. It reports over 30,000 horses moved into Pennsylvania last year, warnings about inferior stock, and silage management ahead of pasture season. It also lists herbs for flavor and fragrance and urges high quality milk production for dairies and processors.
A woman from Wisconsin shares her weight loss experience claiming she shed 64 pounds of fat after using Kruschen. She notes improved energy and wellbeing, stating she began feeling better within a year and remained satisfied after initial results.
A reviewer commends George E. Bensing of Moorestown for economical, sympathetic funeral services through Bensing Funeral Parlors and notes the long standing Heaney Estate milling operation serving Nazareth and Tatamy areas. The piece lauds local merchant relations and family continuity in Heaney milling.
Geo N Miller of Bushkill Center operates a local general store with a complete line of merchandise for over sixteen years. A respected resident for twenty six years, he is known as a fair loyal merchant. The shop also carries farm implements notably McCormick Deering, plus feed and flour.
In Hecktown the local justice of the peace Truman Bittenbender is praised for steadying crime by sound judgment. He also conducts sales and blends public duties with private business as an experienced public figure in the community.
The Heaney Estate, led by J Edwin Hea, is praised for significant local aid around Lafona and nearby areas. The well regarded mill supports residents with steady assistance and community improvements.
Bruce Barton discusses Paul’s Athens sermon and the spread of Christianity. He contrasts crowd psychology with the power of a simple message, noting how Paul invoked the Unknown God to connect with skeptical listeners. The piece links ancient eloquence to modern religious appeal and practical self interest.
A study of sales principles as applied by Jesus to win over followers, likening engagement to riding a moving street car. The piece urges matching prospects' thoughts, gaining gradual agreement, and leading to a final yes. It recounts Jesus calling fishermen as an accessible, memorable metaphor.
In the Bath vicinity travelers and visitors recall the Jacksonville Cafe run by Mr. Gilbert located about one mile southwest of Bath on the Bethlehem Northampton Highways. Opened twelve years ago, it has gained renown for its dinners and for attracting discriminating patrons seeking more than a simple meal. The write up highlights the establishment as a prominent local spot operated by Mr. Gilbert.
The USDA conducted a transcontinental test of frozen fruit in car lots to find best practices for refrigeration. Heavier ice salting was needed later in trips to maintain market quality. Five carloads shipped from Chehalis Washington to Chicago Cleveland and Boston used well insulated ordinary refrigerator cars with salt below freezing to keep temps. A commercial frozen fruit packet cooperated by allowing observation of his fruit.
The U S Department of Agriculture says food left in an opened can is safe if kept cool and covered. Acid foods may taste slightly metallic due to iron dissolving, but not harmful. Do not drain the canning liquid as it contains nutrients. only discard if label asks to.
Dolores Kay Rinker, born November 26 1932, was baptized at home on East Prospect Street town on Friday February 24 1933. Rev James F Gross officiated with sponsors Mrs Chester A Rinker and Mrs Anna Hoch, her grandmothers, acting.
The Governor argues that lawmakers must act in taxpayers' interest not that of politicians and big money. He cites high utility rates, the impact of giant trucks, and excessive taxes, urging legislators to pass a utility bill with teeth and reduce political excess. He asks readers if they support change and a government that serves millions of Pennsylvanians.
George Welty elected Esteemed Lecturing Knight of the Easton Elks. Nazareth is represented among about seventy Easton district members. Local social and church notices list bridge parties, visits, and weekend trips of residents and students from Cedar Crest College Ursinus West Chester and West Chester State Teachers College.
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