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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1929
Page
4
A commentator argues for the value of proper sleep, warning that denying rest harms eyes, skin, and brain. He cites sleep as a natural rejuvenator that cleanses the body's waste, restores strength, and prevents brain disorders, urging readers to train themselves to sleep lightly amid modern mental strain.
New York City reports that jazz spread to foreign countries through Washington embassies. Harold Veo, renowned orchestra director, notes diplomats hear jazz at inaugural balls and diplomatic events, comparing hints of folk tunes in the rhythm. He adds diplomatic taste favors American rhythm ballads and waltzes over hot music.
The text advises leaving business worries at the office and not bringing them home. It urges changing thoughts, routines, and surroundings to form new habits. A hobby, a brisk walk after dinner, and an interesting book are recommended to improve sleep quality and master the mind.
The passage argues wealth flows from land back to the land for growth, urges fair trade so profits cycle to those served, and mocks Washington as the seat of Government while noting Mr. Webster's dictionary defines poetry.
A concise note on battleships serving as deterrents, preventing potential foes from becoming adversaries by signaling strength and commitment. It argues naval power can preserve peace by discouraging aggression among nations.
The village lacks a cinema and a fifth rate theatre troupe performs. A versatile cast member from music halls performs a dangerous knife throwing act aimed at an assistant between blades. The crowd remains silent until a back row voice urges them to leave as the act fails. The program includes a joke about a doctor and patient with pills.
The article notes rayon damasks and brocaded satins as durable washable options for formal room slip covers. It contrasts chintzes and figured linens, recommending brocaded covers when a silkier appearance is needed, as they add richness and can be used seasonally like linen.
Sliced fresh pineapple with rice, creamed chipped beef, toast butter and coffee accompany a chicken Creole dish kept hot. Rice simmers with pimientos, celery, onions and peppers around chicken. A novel salad dressing blends cream cheese French dressing pickle and tongue. Serve on lettuce or eggs. Carrot dish uses puree breadcrumbs eggs milk and spices.
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