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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1937
Page
4
The Princess born in New York notes French women rarely become pro decorators while promoting hotel hospitality ideas. She helped popularize a hospital unit and bathroom telephone in Paris hotels and has toured London and Paris excess floors.
Congress moves toward a tax revision debate with Chairman Carl Vinson leading a special committee to study reform. Hearings will include business leaders and tax experts as the Treasury briefs on undistributed profits, capital gains, and nuisance taxes while forecasts suggest only edge edits rather than a full overhaul.
A recipe blends apple puree with tomato aspic to create a brighter flavor and a colorful ring shape. The method uses cooked tomatoes, gelatin, sugar, bay leaves, cloves, salt and pepper, with apple puree folded in before chilling in molds for serving.
The article reviews doubts about a general tax revision due to Treasury reluctance to drop hidden taxes for an income tax. It notes proposals to tax at the source, mentions La Follette’s stance, and outlines cabinet speculation after Farley’s retirement with names such as Frank C. Walker and William W. Howes. It also mentions Edwards Flynn, Jesse Jones, and La Follette as potential presidential choices amid third term talk fading.
Dr and Mrs Theodore Doll spent two days in New York City to meet their son Eric returning from a six month visit with grandparents Captain and Mrs Woolterton Reed and Miss Stella Reed. Eric traveled alone on the steamship Berengaria and attended the Coronation in London. He visited the Royal Society of Arts the Tower of London and London Bridge then studied at a Sussex boarding school where he won an Art Prize. Additional travels included Southern England Devonshire Mole Abbey and a visit with Countess De Moretti. The week included multiple social visits in Bridgeport Plainfield Township Easton Tatamy Edelman s Lower Nazareth and Lehigh areas as well as a Scout meeting for Troop 38.
Evening with Mr and Mrs Clinton Kratzer and family details. Mr and Mrs Frank Sterner of Easton were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs William Schlegel during Mrs Schlegel birthday. Mr and Mrs Nathan Heller and children spent Sunday in Nazareth with Mr and Mrs Dot Frankenfield. Also: Mr Richard Schelling William and George Carling of Easton and Kathryn Lehr visited Philadelphia. Es ic and Barbara Doll joined Mr and Mrs Frederick Martin and family Saturday.
Gossip notes a Senate bloc forming to remove Kentucky’s Alben W. Barkley from the President Pro-tempore role and elevate Mississippi’s Pat Harrison, signaling a direct rebuke to the administration. The move would replace Barkley as successor to the late Arkansas Senator Joe Robinson.
Letter from H P Yeisley defending Northampton County Commissioners on property damage shares for Bethlehem to Easton Super Highway. He argues the county funded many so called state highways now state owned and calls for state payment of damages and published mileage-credit data.
Mrs J H Newhart with Beatrice and Russell Newhart visited relatives in Saylorsburg Sunday. Willard Franklin stayed with his mother Mrs Earl Davis in Edelman’s week long. Easton’s Mr and Mrs Charles Debruch and Tatamy’s Mr and Mrs Francis Klump visited the Christman and Houser families in Bath and Eas ton Friday. Birthday celebration for Mr Kratzer hosted by Clinton Kratzer family with Mrs Toth and Ernest Toth of Belfast and other kin. Cula Brodt and Mary Christman from town visited Mrs Toth’s sister in Potts town Sunday.
County Agent B L Coleman warns growers that bruising during harvesting packing and storing reduces grade keeping quality and returns. Improve picking handling sizing and storage with practices like careful tree removal bag emptying sponge rubber on sizings and avoiding over packing to protect fruit.
The article advises selecting more fruit than the final exhibit requires and notes some apples may be discarded. It cites Penn State specialists on managing litter, explaining that poultrymen reduced damp litter problems in fall and winter by adding a thick layer of well broken litter on the floor.
Penn State nutritionists say home gardens yield odds and ends that can be canned into soup. A generous supply helps solve many emergency problems and provides nutrition.
The article explains Vincent's angina or trench mouth as an infectious gum and throat infection. It spreads via kissing droplets and improperly sterilized cups, glasses, and eating utensils, with poor dental health increasing risk and calls for better hygiene and sanitation research.
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