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Nazareth Item

Location

Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1929

Page

4

Guideposts To Self Control Leads To Life Success

A prison tale shows a young man losing love, freedom, and self respect after failing to control jealousy and temper. The message urges mastering emotions, applying intelligent self control, and starting early to gain admiration, business success, and happiness.

New Order Gives Security to Modern City Singers

In New York City the rise of radio steadies the life of professional singers. Songsters previously forced to roam from town to town now work from home studios or commute short routes, earning a steadier income as radio reaches a nationwide audience. Taylor Rackley of Trenton, New Jersey, exemplifies the era by performing regularly for a broad audience, illustrating radio’s impact on the profession.

New York City Taylor Rackley Trenton Jersey New York

Radio calm singer's doubts and changes in the profession

The speaker argues radio has transformed singing careers by enabling a steady home life and profits. He notes singers no longer must choose operatic or street songs and highlights the rise of middlemen and popular Latin style tunes like Querida as radio shapes taste and security for performers.

Quotations and Quips From a Dying Millionaire and a Busy World

A fragmentary piece blends anecdotes about a wealthy man's death and a salesman's remembered appointment with witty exchanges between Miss Flatt and a professor. It includes cooking hints and a rhubarb canning method with step by step guidance.

Decorating with wallpaper and drapery harmony tips

The article advises careful study of wall patterns before choosing curtains. It recommends harmonizing colors, avoiding harsh contrasts, and using striped or floral fabrics to add warmth. When mixing patterns, avoid overpowering the wall with two dominant prints.

Inside tips on dress patterns and meat color rules

The article offers home ecology and shopping advice. It covers Russian dressing ingredients and proper storage to avoid weevils, garment care to prevent moth damage, dampening dress selection by pattern, dry cleaning and storing winter wear, and meat color and marbling guidance from the USDA. It ends with a moral remark on obeying laws.

United States Department of Agriculture

Local News Briefs From Mountaintop and Nearby

Miss Addie Miller and sister Mrs Frank Banghart attended Moravian church services. William Korts and family visited the Wunderlys on North Main. The Northampton County Sabbath School Association holds its forty sixth annual convention at Dryland Union church Hecktown. Miss Alfreida Schubert returns from Winston Salem and will relocate to Philadelphia. Titus Walker moved from Mauch Chunk street to Belfast. Ray Leidy and family were Sunday dinner guests at the Stamers home. A baby girl arrived for the Uhler Kern and Reeser families in Schoeneck and Bangor visit.

Addie Miller Trenton N. J Frank Banghart Stockertown William Korts Royersford Frank Wunderly North Main Street Northampton County Sabbath School Association Dryland Union Church Hecktown Alfreida Schubert Carrie Grunert Locust Street Winston-Salem N. C Miss Schubert Easton Philadelphia Titus Walker Kraemer John A. Miller Mauch Chunk Street Belfast Ray Leidy Victor Jacob Leidy Centre Valley John Stamers South Whitfield Street Charles ‘Uhler Peter J. Kern Floyd Reeser Schoeneck Bangor William R, Thomas Doris John E, Thomas Thomas W, Williams Thomas Peters Salem Congregational Sunday School Northampton County Rita Roberts Lillian Jones Congregational Sunday School William Runtz Ralph Bedford Dorothy Mary Thomas West Chester John E. Thomas Lutheran Women's Missionary Society Trinity Chapel Thomas Mills Gwenith Maldryn Mill William Williams Griffith Pritchard Allentown Hospital John Setzer Anna Mary Gultonia Bushkill Luther K. Houck Mary Dillon C. E. Beuckler Troy Ohio James Clark Patterson Dillon Ella Houck Frank Houck St. Peter's Lutheran St. Peter's Lutheran Plainfield Trinity Lutheran Wind Gap Jehovah Lutheran Bush Keystone Lodge 1.C.C.F Bethlehem

Community notices from Wind Gap and surrounding towns

Local church groups and families report attendance and visits for weekend activities. Salem Congregational Sunday school members from Wind Gap and nearby towns attended the Northampton County Sabbath School convention at Hecktown. Other societies held meetings and hospital visits noted with names and places.

Pen Argyl School Groups Plan May Musical Events

Pen Argyl High School Glee Club and Band will present a musical at St. Peter's church Plainfield on Sunday May 19 with guest Walter Larus euphonium soloist from Arthur Pryor band. Missionary Society to stage Aunt Debrah's Luncheon on May 18 at St. Peter's chapel. Lutheran Choir visits former member Mrs Ralph Werkheiser in Wilson Borough and a Barpoise birthday party for Margaret Erickson capped the week with social events.

Fchool Pen Argyl Missionary Society Debrah St. Peter's Church Plainfield Reformed Missionary Society Wilson Trinity Lutheran Choir Ralph Werkhelser Wilson Bor

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