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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1928
Page
3
Betty advises a reader about handling a young man who drinks and goes out late. She suggests remaining a steady influence, forgiving occasional lapses, and setting clear limits to prevent further dissipations while hoping for his eventual return to devotion.
Carmen Morales trends with a growing coif in Luckee Girl and the double back knot. Young women favor long hair or modern bobs that frame the neck while hats adapt to hair laid low at the nape.
The fashion note highlights piquant peplums on evening frocks with tulle and satin styles. One krimmer cloth coat trend returns on Fifth Avenue, shown as a short black krimmer jacket over a crimson plaid frock and matching gray krimmer ensembles.
Local notes list out of town relatives at the funeral of Mrs. John Morgan. Members of the Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary plan a masquerade party with apple tarts urged. Various residents visit relatives and attend events around town.
An ad touts Thoxine as a two action remedy for sore throat and internal pains with a pleasant taste and no iron chloroform or dope. It promises quick relief for coughs and offers money back. Sold by Sardy Crawford and other drug stores.
An overview of modern cement industry practices describing raw material selection, plant locations, and two main manufacturing paths, wet and dry. It outlines six cement production steps from mining to packing, details quarrying, crushing, grinding, drying, mixing, kilning, and final milling, and notes equipment such as tube mills and ball mills used to achieve fine material for clinker formation.
A weary husband seeks relief from nonstop chatter by slipping out to the cinema, suggesting films won’t fully ease his worn state as household noise persists.
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