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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1935
Page
5
The State Department of Health reports that protracted drought may soon cause a water shortage, especially for public supplies from wells and springs. District engineers warn many localities face limited water unless adequate rainfall occurs soon, with orders issued for district handling if the situation develops.
Nazareth High totaled 56 points in two games while gaining 234 yards on offense and allowing only 24 yards on defense. Six forward passes for 110 yards aided an 18-0 first half lead, with Fratipie and Do scoring as Nazareth dominated through power plays and laterals. Whitehall struggled to gain ground as Nazareth’s defense forced seven pass attempts for zero yards.
A guide to broiling ham with left over vegetables using an automatic electric range. The vegetables sit under the ham to soak up juices while drippings flavor them for a unified, smoky finish. Includes step by step timing and temperature for a sizzling, quick dinner.
Warren Heacock, Bucks County threshing operator, says his crop using Agrico fertilizer yielded 440 bushels per acre, far above the 23 bushels average. Some grain sold as seed and in-field at a premium, with overall price reflecting high quality and fertilizer value.
A historical overview traces how war and Reconstruction stretched federal powers, shifting from limited wartime roles to expanding national authority. It notes moves toward nationalism, growth of commerce regulation, and the long fight over income tax culminating in the 16th Amendment in 1913.
The passage argues that U S expansion under leaders like Roosevelt and events from Hawaii to Alaska shows broad federal authority. It claims constitutional flexibility allowed imperial-like actions via commerce and defense clauses, recalling 1906 views on erasing state lines. Next Week: The West Initiates More Amendments.
An essay on how cattle horses and fowl process fibrous foods unlike humans. It extols raw fruits and dried meats while warning against overcooking and excessive heat. The piece treats digestion, food preparation, and prudent cooking as essential for the human diet.
Dr Francis Gaw of Seattle notes ex flappers now become sensible mothers, split between ultra conservative and sanely liberal views. He says the freedom they embraced was ultimately beneficial, though it brings anxiety about consequences and sustained care.
The fragment covers etiquette for children questions and truthful answers, Grace Moore movie project notes tied to French Revolution themes, hairdresser tact in service, and a fashion roundup on fall styles including high necklines collars fur coats and ladylike gowns reflecting Paris trends.
Six young actors on the Paramount lot share playtime away from filming. Baby LeRoy, Lois Kent, David Holt, Virginia Weidler, Billy Lee and Betty Holt are pictured near a studio playhouse, illustrating an ordinary American home scene amid the artificial life of cinema.
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