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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1935
Page
5
A lively collage on film stars fashion and Western tastes. Gladys Swarthout and John Boles move in stylish circles while new cosmetics and Renaissance colors shape beauty trends. Church lighting and hymns raise debates on joy in worship and communal spirit.
A aged voice defends youth expressing beliefs beyond tradition. The speaker rejects danger from open discussion and insists that the next generation will shape civilization by their choices and thoughts. He argues a generation will inherit the world they forge through study and freedom.
A reflective column discusses rising bread prices versus smaller loaves, home baking costs, and shifts from home production to stores. It covers social credit ideas, the need for capable administrators, the role of machines and human factors, drivers and road safety, and unions, concluding with a note on poisonous water hemlock found in a pasture.
A health notice warns against severe late night drug use and urges caution with medications. It emphasizes liver and kidney safety, avoiding self prescription, and consulting a doctor for proper treatment.
Dr Edith MacBride-Dexter cautions that excessive focus on health symptoms fuels neurasthenia and anxiety. Readers are urged to maintain balance after health literature interest, diet and sleep, and to avoid over interpreting minor signs.
Harrisburg reports that rock salt and calcium chloride treatments will be trialed on earth roads to reduce maintenance costs. Secretary Warren Van Dyke says experiments in all twelve districts will assess durability and winter performance, aiming to create low initial cost, low maintenance surfaces without affecting major highways.
Hartsburg authorities warn farmers of deceptive turn produce schemes by unscrupulous in and out commission agents. Robert F. Atkinson of the Pennsylvania Bureau of Markets urges careful selection, warns of fake listings and holiday price forecasts, and offers a bureau list of financially reliable agents.
The text notes that gravel is absent and stabilizing materials are added from natural deposits nearby. Constant traffic hardens the road and periodic applications ensure needed plasticity. Construction costs in other states range from 1200 to 2500 dollars per mile with maintenance costs as low as 50 dollars per mile reported.
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