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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1930
Page
4
Star Trapshooter escape le 5. Mired Ruffording, 14, of Wichita Falls Texas, won first prize in the Grand American Handicap trapshooting contest against over 1,000 men.
A speaker reflects on trust and betrayal in mentoring a worker, noting the dangers of misused help and alibis. He recalls a year of guarded oversight, then discovers the worker using his materials for private gain. The passage shifts to a moral about Heaven, Hell, and the Bible line Be sure your sin will find you out, stressing self-inflicted consequences and personal responsibility.
Frederick William Thomas presents a lyric about enduring devotion despite parting. The speaker recalls a vanished beloved, vows to never forget, and compares longing to a wounded bird seeking its favorite shelter, while noting absence cannot conquer true affection.
The piece discusses open spaces and roads improving access while urging clean water to prevent typhoid. It warns typhoid fever can spread via streams and contaminated water, urging vigilance and control measures to protect public health.
The Publicity Committee of the Engineers' Club of the Lehigh Valley under L C Josephs of International Motors Allentown met at Hotel Easton. He urged stronger publicity to showcase engineering expertise and counter misleading public statements while arranging long term outreach with local societies and media.
The Meetings Committee of the Club has prepared a comprehensive schedule of meetings by local engineering and scientific societies in the Lehigh Valley. The program was arranged with great care and wider cooperation than before, to be published shortly.
A jagged fragment speaks of red paved streets and sweet heat. It reflects on recalling a girl, scars, and a rekindled fame from forgotten times. The mood is hazy yet nostalgic, with war and passion implied but not explicit.
Great Allentown Fair marks its Diamond Jubilee from September 15 to 20 with farm products on display, animal shows each day, and nightly pageants. Dan Patch pace record and Mile Helene Nice automobile appearance highlight a festive Midway lineup.
The periodical founded by Franklin in 1728, later known as the Saturday Evening Post, was titled the Pennsylvania Gazette. In 1821 the name changed to lessen confusion with six Philadelphia papers using Gazette in their titles.
A fragmented account describes a person at Pibet seeking a modest fee to obtain a boon. The narrative mentions a siege, a temple order, and someone acting to secure entry, with phrases about self protection and refusing seating. The garbled text preserves a sense of ritual restraint and peril.
The passage describes rabbit fur color variation in winter. It notes a white tail tip, brown body, tawny midsection, and blue base fur. The description emphasizes how fur tones shift across different parts of the rabbit’s coat in cold season.
The text describes a chair used for prayer and as a decorative seat in a home. It mentions placing the chair on a wall like a tapestry and even on a baby grand piano, noting beauty or value as factors in arrangement.
The bureau of standards notes that property hardened and aged steel magnets retain magnetism indefinitely unless exposed to high temperatures strong impacts or external magnetic influences reducing their magnetic strength.
A compact quotation contrasts the cynic with a vigilant human owl, noting the cynic never sees virtue in women yet always spots flaws. The lines reflect Beecher’s wit on perception and morality.
A fragment from the Lillsboro News Herald asserts that a man finds peace only by obeying his wife and never criticizing her actions, reflecting a dated domestic view in local discourse.
A quoted remark from the Chinatown figure Washington Stuur warns that grand showy praise misleads observers into believing admiration is earned personally by a home or its owner. The comment emphasizes appearances versus earned respect.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Greek statuary, centenary event, jockey, horse symbolism, and evidence of prize related activity. Key entities unclear due to garbled input but references to Greek statuary and centenary context imply a cultural display or milestone with related awards.
Fragmentary OCR reads as garbled text about a Bree or Bree pairreds and a prisoner release in a facility. Names, places, dates unclear. Summary uncertain due to illegibility.
A Battle Creek physician says constipation causes much misery and introduces Rexall Ore derries as a tablet that draws water into a dry colon to soften waste and promote a natural movement without habit. Chew Rexall Orderlie at night for relief by morning. 24 for 25c at Rexall Drug Store. Paul W. Heckman, South Main Street.
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