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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1935
Page
4
County Agent B L Coleman notes that fertilization, cultivation, moisture and mulching help yields, but early planting is key. He explains springly grown first plants become the heaviest producers next year, urging early set up to maximize runners and yield, with April as ideal.
Weekly Health Talk cites Dr. Edith MacBride-Dexter on tuberculosis as the chief adolescent death cause and links fatigue to school life and sports. It urges negative Mantoux tests and thorough exams before athletic participation to prevent outbreaks and reduce mortality.
Temple 10 Ladies of the Golden Rage held a Bayle Hall gathering on Thursday evening chaired by Tempter Tuey Remaly. Reported illnesses included Jennie Wamboltd and Mavi Gower with hospital care sought.
Harrisburg reporting that hundreds of investigations by field agents revealed widespread unsanitary conditions in multiple tenement housing. The Dr Edith Bride-Dexter said spring cleanup efforts in cooperation with Forests and Waters Welfare and fire protection units urge landlords to clean cellars fix hazards and curb fly breeding while keeping costs low for occupants.
Twelve years ago the Nagaret Building and Loan Association was granted a charter and it was received on a Wednesday evening. On Comenius Day at Morayan Theological Seminary in the Jona Beck oratorien contest G Maz Shultz won first prize of 2000 dollars and Frederick Nitasche took second prize of ten dollars. James M Beck of Philadelphia presented the prizes. Professor Huth, principal of our public schools, expects a graduating class of ten this year. O Knecht John Roth Edward Mack and J Gram, noted anglers, are among four enthusiasts mentioned.
The readable parts reference a March action or event in a sales or public notice. Names and exact details are garbled, but the item appears to be an official notice or register entry with a deadline in March. No clear entities or concrete facts are extractable from the damaged text.
A garbled OCR passage references rising insurance costs over the past year and mentions U.S. and Washington contexts. It hints at government commerce notes and various financial terms, as well as scattered references to bonds, deposits, and municipal items, but specifics are unclear due to corruption.
Notice describes sale of goods and jewelry with names Cyrus A Thly Lester Mill and Minnieho Cher. Details appear garbled but indicate a public sale of valuable estate items and conditions of sale. The fragmentary OCR suggests a list of goods and terms but lacks clear dates or location.
The report covers trout stocking from the Emaus fishery and Bushkill access, real estate transfers on South New Street to Joseph Rickert and Wilson Boerstler, a wagon accident near Christian Spring with minor injuries, a Hecktown School entertainment event, a Kutztown student visiting, a plasterer’s near fatal fall at Hariegle's house, and Charles W. Loux returning home for his sister’s funeral as Frank Haas attends business college.
A partial OCR fragment references nine druggists and a year related action, implying a small group backing a year related proposal or memo. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
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