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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1930
Page
2
A reflective line values effort and aid over praise. It contrasts the helper who builds progress with the striker who seeks only merit and impact. The saying suggests that giving and supporting others yields true influence, while solo effort earns only solitary rewards.
The piece argues Americans would not support closing churches as in Russia and asserts American religious conviction is deeply rooted. It says Soviet anti-religious actions strengthen devotion to spirituality and notes Americans seldom imitate Russian moves while resenting communistic doctrines.
The article defends a customer first policy as standard practice for firms and subscribers in Nazareth. It argues service as the motto, disputes should favor customers, yet stresses mutual patience and efficiency in transactions to minimize disagreements.
Economists and station owners debate whether gasoline outlets should be treated as public utilities. Zoning limits growth, while motorists warn of saturation and waste from excess competition. The station remains a necessary, respectable part of motor life, spreading across many corners.
The article surveys recent demonstrations in major U S cities labeled as Communist driven. It questions who counts as Communist, noting varied definitions from communal economic ideas to Bolshevik or Soviet references.
The piece argues that demonstrations attract idle individuals who become seduced by agitators and communist rhetoric. It notes a real but small communist threat in America and cites Matthew Woll of the AFL condemning communistic activity while urging suppression on a national scale. It warns that labor must remain American first and oppose unlawful demonstrations.
A Ford report shows European workers can match American output when paid similar wages and given adequate equipment. Data from Denmark and Belgium reveal higher pay correlates with lower unit costs, challenging the idea that labor is a global bargain. Prosperity grows from buying power and trade.
The article argues education as the nation’s top investment with Ford planning to spend over 100 million dollars on education. It highlights Ford Industrial School in Dearborn, George Eastman’s music funding, and philanthropists like Washington, Smithson, Carnegie, Rockefeller, and others funding education. It asserts education changes human nature and is worth its cost.
The Comet staff announces subscriptions for the year at 1.25 with limited print run and due by March 28. Lists staff roles and officers including editors, presidents, secretaries, and treasurers. Also notes undefeated Junior High boys basketball team and Junior High girls win 22 to 20 over Freshmen.
The Junior High school held an organization meeting electing Theodore Weiss as president Freida Scheetz as vice president Ernest Berkaw as secretary and Edgar Oswald as treasurer The A 1 class chose Emily Strouse as president and Kathryn Haldeman as secretary A girls basketball game followed with a strong start and a 15 8 lead at halftime and a final win for the hosts against the Freshmen with an active line up listed.
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