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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1928
Page
4
The piece discusses President Hoover and Senator Moses in a year of radio driven campaigns. It notes radio as a national connector, details spending by Democrats and Republicans, and highlights a second major issue the roadside advertising restrictions movement faces amid political discourse and industry pushback.
The piece argues for Hoover as a unifying executive figure representing order and continuity. It emphasizes the presidency as more than a ceremonial role, demanding a strong personality to embody governmental authority and provide a steady national presence amid backers' hopes for peaceful partisan progress.
The reader provided questions and answers on frontier history, science terms, literature figures, and advertising ethics. Key facts include Sacagawea as the guiding girl, spontaneous combustion as self heating, Welker Cochran as billiards champ, Madame Butterfly as the opera, Ninety miles distance, Emerson Thoreau Rawthorne Alcott and Alcott as Concord writers, walnut as a nut tree valued for wood and fruit, the sun’s surface and volume compared to Earth, Alexander Hamilton as NY Evening Post writer, and a critique of outdoor advertising ethics.
Swiss foreign minister Motta urged organizing peace at the Ninth Assembly in Geneva. The General Act approved aims to implement his view. Nations signing the Kellogg Treaty renounce war and vow to resolve disputes peacefully.
The League promotes conciliation arbitration and judicial settlement as ready tools to avert war. The Kellogg Treaty commits nations to peaceful means, and the General Act urges preparedness. Commissions provide model treaties to guide pairs of nations, aiming to outlaw war in practice.
Notice announces the hundredth annual meeting of the Northampton Horse Insurance Co to be held at FE Serfals public house in Butztown Pennsylvania on Saturday December 1 1925 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. to elect nine directors for the upcoming year. Judges listed include Chiyten Buchman Marcus Fehnel and John ert Cressi.
Notice forbids all persons to trespass on the premises and warns violators will be dealt with under the Act of Assembly enacted April 11 1905. Listed names include Arthur Schmidt John Arkle Levine Snyder James Fry Stephen Trein Smily Uhler P Kemmerer Allen Kessler Preston Berger Thomas Koehler Harry Werner Chas Snyder Frank Melnenny Jos Farmer Harry Peters Fred Tittle Oliver Grube I P Fritchman John Pruegler Howard Lapp Joseph Hawk Qllas Houser Valley View Farms.
Full report details tuberculin testing gaps and hygienic concerns in Nazareth dairy farms. Observations cite dirty cow handling, fly exposure, improper manure storage, fly‑bait screening, and bottle sterilization gaps. A borough milk ordinance is urged to standardize medical exams, testing, cleansing, and safe water. Stocker Brothers’ weekly testing is noted as satisfactory.
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