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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1929
Page
4
The passage argues Nazareth will grow as problems are understood and studied. It asserts problems are solved only when facts are presented to the people, and that public attention must be created by putting facts before them. The item emphasizes informing citizens as its core purpose.
After 15 deaths and 10 serious illnesses from tainted liquor, 3009 bootleggers were shut down around Peoria Illinois and nearby. The piece notes the pursuit of culprits and reflects on the role of advertising in American prosperity and local business success.
The actress Alma Rubens is to be treated at a California narcotic hospital for eight months to two years under a superior judge's commitment. The piece argues public examples may deter narcotic use and urges stronger prohibitive actions to curb addiction.
The French Minister of Finance selects a bobbed hair model to pose as the figure on the hundred franc gold piece. The piece symbolizes the modern girl’s role in the Republic after the war and the Goddess of Liberty as a goddess caption. The piece is praised as a proper and beautiful tribute to French modern womanhood.
The piece extols St Patrick's Day as a joyful festival with sacred ceremonies and green attire. It expresses high hopes for health happiness and noble impulses among all townspeople and extends cordial greetings to every son of Erin.
An essay argues that modern commerce often appears selfish yet shows broad minded and charitable practices in banking real estate insurance and industry as ethical conduct expands beyond traditional professions into labor relations and commerce.
The 1906 disaster temporarily halted trade around San Francisco and nearby regions. The Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce helped curb unfair advantage, keeping northern and southern markets from exploiting the city’s handicap. Fair dealing across retail and wholesale firms builds public confidence and drives more business. Ethical conduct yields its own rewards.
The Bakers' Weekly condemns tobacco industry attempts to shift public taste from sweets to cigarettes. It argues advertising must stay truthful, warns that misrepresentation harms both brands and public trust, and notes prejudice against healthful foods persists in marketing strategies.
A 1929 call to civic-minded thinking by A. D. Stone urges residents to believe in their town and actively boost its good. It contrasts boosters with detractors, frames thinking as business, and emphasizes positive, persistent public service.
A Fieri Facias issued from the Court of Common Pleas of Northampton County directs the sheriff to public sale at Easton on April 6 1929 at 10 a.m. of lot at 418 Frankford Street with a two story brick dwelling and extensions. The property, tied to Forrest C Sorge and Carrie Sorge, is to be sold to satisfy the judgment.
In Palmer Township Northampton County Pennsylvania three lots from the Oakwood plan Nos 407 408 409 front Fischer Street and Dale Street with varying depths are seized as property of Sam Young and to be sold at the Court House Easton on March 12 1929.
Saturday April 4 at ten o'clock a.m. a described parcel is offered beginning at a stone monument marking a corner in the L. and N. Division lands of the Central Railroad of New Jersey opposite station 1109 plus 19.33 on the monumented center line. The deed describes extending along the lands parallel to the monumented center line.
Members of Whitefield Lodge No. 622 Nazareth accepted an invitation to join Dallas Lodge at Easton for a session. A number of local Masons journeyed to Easton to attend the meeting Tuesday.
A corner and a line described as 88 degrees 40 minutes 41 seconds west and 141 24/100 feet to a stone monument marks the starting point. The Northampton Borough Meridian reference covers 16.9649 acres strict measure. The property is seized into execution and taken as the property of Mike Micio and John J. Bnyder.
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