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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1930
Page
2
Analyzes evening dress style contrasts between sophisticated smart garments and demure girlish outfits. Notes how older women often wear the former yet are strongly appealed to, and describes a yellow chiffon dress with forget me not trimming doable at home using artificial flowers or rosebuds for collar and belt.
A speaker argues that authors of fiction cannot be mere fictitious characters, asserting that real authors shape stories with intentional craft. The discussion covers how identity, voice, and intention influence narrative authenticity and reader perception.
A playful poem imitates Joyce Kilmer with homage and humor about a bee. It contrasts beauty and danger, noting a sting as the dramatic turn. The speaker muses on insects, loneliness, and a final jab about a sting to kill a bee.
The article describes grape cures for liver and artery hardening, suggesting four to eight pounds of grapes daily for three to six weeks with minimal other food. It lists Cranberry Sauce Royale with cranberries oranges apples pineapple and nuts, Oriental Cream with cream marshmallows and pineapple, and Stuffed Peppers with mashed potato and parsley baked until brown.
A poem extols crisp celery oysters chestnut and turkey as prime autumn fare. It praises flavors and riches of seasonal foods and urges readers to prepare to eat their best so they may live better, noting turkeys have gratitude to give.
Advice to parents on fueling active children as school resumes. Emphasizes fresh fruits vegetables milk whole bread and butter. limits heavy meats fried foods and sugary cakes. Recommends citrus fruits and dates prunes or raisins for vitamin C and appetite. suggests milk and cereal combos for midmorning or afternoon snacks.
Various good things for Sunday supper with playful dated instructions. Recipes include a cheese toast dish made by melting cheese into milk and butter then seasoning, a date puff mixing crumbs and baking powder baked to serve with whipped cream, and a meat stew using veal with potatoes, sour cream biscuits, and gravy.
In northern Brazil's Brazilian City's Birfila, an elevator tower with two lifts carries passengers from the pasteau to the bay level. Each elevator can hold 27 people and runs at 700 feet per minute, enabling about four passengers on tour to traverse the distance between the city’s two levels.
The largest redwood burls are prized for beauty and used to craft bowls trays and decorative items. Even small beige burls fetch novelty uses as house plants since they sprout decorative shoots when placed in water.
The text discusses when a collective noun refers to individuals or the collection as a unit. It explains that if you think of the individuals forming the group you use a plural verb, while if you think of the collection itself you use a singular verb.
Aunt Em asserts that loving marriage glosses faults and makes union succeed, while warning that marriage considered abstractly reveals flaws. Her cautious stance reflects the idea that love masks imperfections, a sentiment echoed in a St. Louis Democrat clipping.
Advice urges wearing identification on clothing before a journey as a visiting card in a handbag may be lost in an accident. Ensure name and address are directly on the body.
George Washington used engineering skill to create a garden at Mount Vernon with box bordered paths beds and driveways that endure in perfect preservation. The design remains a landmark praised by landscape architects and planters for its lasting impact.
A reflective aphorism notes that half our worries concern past events we cannot fix and half about unlikely futures. It urges living in the present and avoiding fuss over what cannot be changed or may never occur.
The Biological Survey notes it is not unusual for wild Canadian geese to live to a century in captivity. One old gander reportedly reached this age at a game farm near Elizabeth City.
The passage notes that whilst is an early form of the conjunction while and survived in English literature. Shakespeare used it sixteen times, while the form while appears fifty seven times.
The Fort Wayne News-Sentinel quotes Benjamin Franklin saying “At twenty years of age the will, at thirty the wit, at forty the judgment” and adds a playful nod that he might have added a line about forty-five and the wife.
A Washington Star quote from Al Mo of Chinatown remarks that riches invite no need for arrogance as willing servitors imitate condescending manners, reflecting social satire on wealth and status. The remark highlights how money can attract sycophancy and pretension in urban life.
A colony of skylarks has been acclimatized at Victoria in British Columbia as there are no skylarks native to the United States, making Canada the only North American home for the species.
A scholar may be a pupil or a learned person with scholarly knowledge. A pupil is a student or learner under a teacher’s charge.
A comment on discipline stresses that lack of structure in youth breeds enduring habits. It argues that instruction at home and school shapes character, suggesting that without steady routine, youth fail to mature into self controlled adults.
The Arkansas Gazette quotes a saying that every woman should be queen of her own bones and that every husband is a gentleman in waiting, reflecting a humorous or cautionary note on domestic roles in the period.
Brief notes describe ancient massilia Marseilles in ROC era linked to Greek traders and a method to preserve pencil writing with skim milk. The fragment mentions a den cent wren in per tarnish and drying practice as part of preservation. The source alludes to historical exchanges and a named city tied to early Mediterranean commerce.
A Madagascar palm is discussed as a cutive of cultivation, noting its cone-like fruit and distinctive growth. The piece emphasizes the plant’s rarity, habitat, and the interest it draws for collectors and botanists.
Mrs. Alice Huber and Frank Kratzer hosted relatives at their South Whytfield Street home on Sunday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. James Kratzer of Bushkill Centre, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bachman Herold of near Palmersville, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Huber, Mr. and Mrs. George Graver and son Robert Bath, and Maynard Huber, all of town.
Local notices highlight Rev. C. K. Fegley and Rev. HC Snyder leading Lutheran services, St. John's Reformed Women’s Missionary Society meeting, and various parish activities. Members canvass the congregation after services as autumn events unfold with sales, visits, and community gatherings.
A surprise party Saturday at Mr and Mrs Rollin Kachline home honored their son Kenneth for his seventh birthday. Children enjoyed games and a luncheon with Thanksgiving themed decorations and two large birthday cakes. Guests included Glendora and Dorothy Koch Betty Kauffman Freda Kienzle Maryana Walker Millicent Metz Jean Metz Laura Hess Frank Hess Clarence Ziegler Gerald Batt and Kenneth Kachline. Kenneth received many gifts.
The Needlework Guild of America local branch held its annual meeting and exhibition at Ute MCA. Miss Harrington of Easton spoke for the Children's Aid of Northampton County, and Mrs. Groff of Bethany Orphans' Home in Womelsdorf shared insights. Directors reported 1273 garments distributed to Good Shepherd Home Allentown St Luke’s Hospital Bethany Home Topton Orphans’ Home and Northampton County Children's Aid Society.
A list of residents from Bangor Emma Shere Bath William Felker Elmer Hartzell East Bangor Forks Lavin Hunt Lower Mt. Bethel Moore Township Ellen Gardner Danner Caugher Northampton James Cory Ralph Buetard Alfred Hartzell Tatamy Upper Mt. Bethel Lower Nazareth Lilly Werkheiser and others are spending the week in Easton attending the Northampton County civil court as jurors.
A sizable delegation from Nazareth Temple No. 10 Ladies of the Golden Eagle joined Easton Temple No. 210 LEE for a school of instruction at Vandeveer Hall Easton. Anna G. Fisher led the session with Northampton County temples and Martha Reinheimer directed a Memorial Services presentation praised by visiting state officers.
A pleasant surprise was held at the home of Miss Mabel Kunsie on Saturday for her 21st birthday. Attending were Huda Lichtenwalner Ettie Mabel Syeizer Stella Gaumer Sextee Gaumer Mabel Kunkie Mrs Horace Hurt and many townsfolk from Allentown Wind Gap Bangor and nearby areas.
AR Feed For Adding cod liver oil ration will help to health of the flock and prove the texture of Cows Need Cattle need roti ni tion. Where the Poe poly of silage is limited the somewhat less then Metin substituting concentrates for part of the roughage should attempted. It is better to of the straw stack or to buy feed or beet pulp. Burn Insect Cut down the insect 1931 by cleaning up the garden vegetation burning all infested fall. Winter quarters of harmful insects will be this way. 4 Need Water For Mk Cows will pr Pert to they can get clean when they want it. Heat the in tanks in the winter to remove chill. Keep Rust From Forming A coat of grease on the shares and moldboard, shovels, and other form of similar nature comes off easily than a coat of rust. Take Annual Inventory Take an inventory of the property before starting the book. It is well to be informed what equipment and supplies are hand for the year's operations. Lights Mean More Eggs Artificial lights will stimulate egg production of normal Many poultrymen prefer to turn the lights early enough in the rig to give the hens a 12-hour in which they may eat and lay. Apply Complete Sprays Fruit growers who spray earry harvest uniformly clean of a high grade product. One or more applications is Practice, say State College ologists. Keep Milk Clean Wiping the cows' udders milking, cooling the milk and scalding milk pails and ars will reduce milk rejection of plant or factory. -s
Mr and Mrs Ulyssus hosted a Sunday pig roast at their township home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs James R Dietrich and family, Mr and Mrs Clinton D Stouds and their children Billy Catherine Gerald Marie, and others from Stroudsburg Bushkill and nearby areas.
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