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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1929
Page
2
Klipple's local bus line begins operation of a newly granted loop to Klecknersville with daily trips to and from the town. On Saturdays and Sundays six trips will be made with connections to Bethlehem Northampton and Nazareth maintained.
Evangelical Congregational pastor Rev W K Cassel announced the Huff-Eby evangelistic party now in West Chester will come to town on March 24 for a similar campaign. A card party at the Alfred Smoyer home awarded prizes to several residents and featured a large group of attendees. Refreshments were served as local families and guests participated.
Be Heard delivered a Holy Land lecture at the new Jerusalem Church near Heiler town. The Emmanuel Church male chorus and local church groups contributed music. Boy Scouts plan a bake sale in Malta Hall on March 16. Various local visits, meetings, and hospital notices follow with residents in Northampton County and Bath.
Helffrich, a Bath area native and Urala College and Yale Law School graduate, has been promoted to assistant manager at Gimbel's Philadelphia store. He resides in Lansdowne Philadelphia. Mrs Horner served on a federal grand jury in Philadelphia. Mrs Odenwelder visited her daughter in Jacksonville. Mr and Mrs Weaver from Nazareth Bethlehem pike called on George N Arner and sister Anna Marie Arner in Washington Street.
Dr. Theodore B. Appel warns that pedestrians face high risk from auto strikes. Careful behavior and attention while crossing streets are essential to prevent injuries or deaths, as many incidents result from thoughtlessness by both drivers and pedestrians.
Timely reminders cover chick housing, bull exercise and yard design, early hog growth methods, and vegetable seed bed transitions. Advice includes space rules, disease-free egg sources, and gradual ration balance to improve milk and chick yields.
Maple sugar makers prepare for the season with sap expected to be sweetest and clearest. Buckets and equipment are cleaned, wood gathered for boiling, and all gear readied to not miss the first run and protect profits.
Slices of orchard advice note that popular apple varieties once seen as leaders are being displaced by higher quality, better selling cultivars. Growers are urged to select varieties carefully for the coming spring planting season, balancing quality and market demand.
The piece urges pedestrians to avoid romance and jay-walking, obey traffic signals, watch for oncoming cars, and yield to vehicles when unsure. It notes health departments fight diseases, but individuals reduce accident risk by respecting cars and following sensible safety steps.
The Pennsylvania Department of Highways reports progress in using high early strength concrete to open newly laid roads within 24 hours. In the Harrisburg Bottleneck project, four lanes were widened, rock and earth excavation carried out, and the road opened to traffic a day after paving. The material, a refined Portland cement, costs about 13 to 15 percent more but saves time and enhances safety for heavy truck traffic.
A recipe combines lima beans beets and hard cooked eggs with mayonnaise served on lettuce. Separately an ironing tip suggests ironing pillow cases lengthwise and using borax or paraffin in starch to prevent sticking with a note on color harmony between rooms.
A narrator recalls friends Father and Mother Franklin transforming a dilapidated farmhouse into a tasteful retreat. They use the space to pasture cows and raise chickens for profit, installing oak floors and creating an artistic, functional drawing room.
Describes interior colors with ivory walls and soft blue draperies for a breakfast room. Mentions a dull blue floor covering and furniture in soft French gray-blue with overcurtains in a canary beige pattern. Includes a vegetarian menu featuring cream of asparagus soup, vegetable pie, hearts of lettuce with Island dressing, pineapple tarts, cream cheese, and beverages.
A kitchen column lists dish ideas and quick tips. It describes a lobster filling for tomatoes with cream and crumbs, a browned breadcrumb fried carrot method, ham and apple salad, and a tub cleaning tip using turpentine for soap suds removal.
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