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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1933
Page
5
The narrator riffs on public talk and Roosevelt's actions, contrasting Democratic and Republican views. He notes banks were closed, then reopened, and critiques Hoover era policies while praising Roosevelt's early moves. The piece blends humor with political observation and digressions in a dated colloquial voice.
In the American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers office Miss Alice Heidinger handles thousands of requests daily for permission to play restricted songs. She manages information on over 5 million songs and tracks writers and publishers as new titles join weekly, averaging about 150 inquiries per day and 45 thousand per year.
Gregory Mangin of Newark won his second straight national indoor tennis title by defeating Clifford Sutter of New Orleans in three of five sets in New York. Blair Nanamaker of Cleveland defended his wareld horseshoe championship by beating Alphonse Deillargeon of Montreal in six straight games. Oxford halted Cambridge’s seven year track reign with eight firsts to three. Rugby grows in U S colleges with Yale Harvard and others sending teams and Yale planning the Derby Day regatta May 6. Japanese colleges expand sport programs with teams in fencing to ping pong. Amos Alonzo Stagg reports for duty at the College of the Pacific Stockton Cal.
In North Park Colorado a remote 4-H club teaches ranch youths herd improvement through purebred sires disease control and judging. Members brand animals learn to fit show and market stock traveling 40 miles on tours to study cattle raising problems while parents support the program in a high alpine basin with frost seen most mornings.
Mrs C L Fortier of Milwaukee is hailed as the world’s first stenographer. Daughter of inventor C L Sholes she assisted in early typewriter experiments and has used a typewriter since 1866. She joined the 60th anniversary events for her father’s invention on March 28 and remains an expert typist.
Wisconsin former governor Philip La Follette, back from Europe, urged President Roosevelt to report on conditions in Russia. He has been floated for a federal post in exchange for backing the President during last fall’s campaign.
Patrons seek change at Pennsylvania Station Newark tickets and theatres. stores bar large notes while diners hand over tips to cashiers. Churches cite scripture on earthly treasure as bankers shut doors and a New York student holds $1.55. Restaurants require waiters to bring tips to the cashier once they reach a dollar.
The item explains that pawnbrokers display three brass balls over their doors, a symbol derived from the Lombards of Italy who opened pawnshops in England. The Medici of Florence, famed Lombards, bore pills on their shields, and from these pills the pawnbroker’s brass balls originate.
A monthly health column discusses cold feet as a symptom of nervous or circulation issues, remedies like salt-water foot baths, hot packs, and home care. It also warns about gall stones linked to diet and inactivity, recommends movement, leafy vegetables, coarse breads, and simple household remedies, and cites Roosevelt era policies and optimism from the Treasury secretary as context.
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