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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1933
Page
3
A 1933 column argues wealth is relative and urges a cooperative spirit. It urges prosperity now, calling for honor integrity enthusiasm wisdom charity fellowship brotherhood and love to push forward. The piece emphasizes collective effort and positive civic values during hard economic times.
A reflective piece contrasts debt worry logic with a description of Indian Summer. It recounts seasonal weather lore and the American sense of autumn outdoors, noting hunting and leisure, changing scenery, and the unique warmth of long autumns versus brief springs. The essay cherishes outdoor life and national character through seasoned imagery.
VA ile analyzes the Chicago national convention program opposing tax exempts and strict economy while backing Child Labor Amendment and veteran rehab. Key points call for restoring compensation to disabled veterans and widows or dependents, government care for needy veterans, and debates over service-connected classifications and federal responsibility.
Miss Vrginia Wood of New Street entertained guests at her home on Thursday evening including Miss Anna Fraunfelder Miss Miriam Kleckner Mrs. Robert Danforth Mrs. Jack Ayres Mrs. Chris Wagner and Miss Kathryn Kutz of Bethlehem.
The November PTA meeting occurs at 7:45 in the High School auditorium. Miss G Elizabeth Bahnsen reports on her trip to Germany, Miss Katie Schmenkle reads, and a German band directed by Miss Pearl Schnerr performs several selections.
Mr and Mrs Charles Silfies observed their 57th wedding anniversary at the Bangor home of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs George Kern with and grandchildren and great grandchildren in attendance Mrs Silfies birth day anniversary also noted Mrs Silfies formerly Miss Barbara Smith The family includes three grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
By order of the Northampton County Orphans Court the administratrix of Daniel Gower deceased will expose for public sale on December 6, 1933 the Tatamy Borough lot at Broad Street and Fifth Street, including a one and a half story frame dwelling and a frame garage. Terms require ten percent cash at sale with balance on deed delivery. Also notices cite petitions in a Maurer estate matter in Bethlehem Township and a sheriff sale of Northampton County real estate, with details of parcels and pending legacy liens and debts.
Mr and Mrs Robert L Hoch hosted relatives and friends at their Eas Walnut street home on Saturday. Guests included Mr and Mrs F P Rohn, Daniel and Miss Mary Rohn, Miss Ella Schnerr, Mr and Mrs M F Fehnel, Arlene Stuber, Lois Clifford and Gloria Rohn. A bountiful meal was served.
Mrs Quillas Frantz of South Main street hosted a weekend surprise party with two groups of friends on Friday and Saturday, including social amusements and lunch. Other greetings extended to Mrs George Achenbach on Monday November 6, John Ryan on Saturday, William D Ginther on Sunday, Lewellyn Long on Monday, and Robert L Hoch on Wednesday.
The page combines rental offers at 24t BS Pot RENT sht room house and 60 4 Malinsie t Navareth with a listing for a 1840 electric washer and market ad, plus notices on appraisements retained by a surviving spouse under the Exemption Act. It cites Northampton County court terms and names Howard Forage as clerk of the Orphans Court.
A fragmented advice piece argues parents should improve a boy named Johnnie s study space at home. It suggests a large desk with a bright lamp, calming green walls, varnished floors, and travel themed decor to reduce distraction and eye strain, hoping teachers misjudge his academic potential.
Seized property records describe multiple Nazareth Borough parcels. Lots detail boundary lines on South Whitfield Street Cedar Alley and Broad Street with adjacent landowners, including Julian Kahler and Annie Savitz, plus parcels in Bushkill Township and Upper Nazareth. Descriptions specify frontages depths and measurements, adjoining streets, and structures such as dwellings and outbuildings. The action names Nazareth National Bank as claimant with attorney records and court authority in Northampton County, Pennsylvania.
A vintage ad promotes juniper oil based remedy for bladder irritation and frequent urination. It claims to cleanse acids and impurities, ease backache and leg pains, and promises relief within four days with money-back guarantee. The product is labeled as RUKETS with bucchu leaves as ingredients.
Sufferers praised PILE O DYNE as a safe home remedy promising fast relief from piles without operation. The Peace Company advertises the treatment as the best remedy, offering information and a refund guarantee with a mailing address in Pitcairn, Pennsylvania.
An advertising pitch claims Radway's Pi Pills relieve constipation and related ailments since 1847. The offer invites readers to mail 10 cents to Radway & Co to receive a 35 cent box of 30 pills, promising no griping or harm. The copy cites New York address and a health awakening promo.
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