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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1929
Page
2
A concise reflection on investing in the home town through practical improvements. It argues good street lighting protects residents and reflects community selflessness rather than relying on celestial bodies to illuminate the streets.
Summer is over and children return to school while adults resume duties. But the message urges Mr Business Man to balance work with play and ongoing physical culture. A steady pattern of play boosts strength and energy for personal success and community prosperity.
Chairman Legge of the Federal Farm Board states he does not care where he sits at Washington social functions, as long as he avoids the foot of the table. The piece links his stance to a broader shift toward realism in cinema and public life, noting actors like Wolheim, MacLaren, and Will Rogers as examples of authentic charm over traditional "sheik" image.
A town faces a civic malaise described as a liver complaint with no clear diagnosis. External advice clashes with local leadership, while citizen action is met with resistance. The piece urges a collective renewal of outlook and civic loyalty, urging broad citizen participation to spur sound prosperity.
A reminiscence recalls the thrill of early driving when miles per hour defined speed and excitement. The author reflects on the blaze of sensation from those historic journeys and the nostalgic rush of motor progress.
An exploration of the growing interest in air travel as more people consider flying for the first time. The piece notes mixed feelings from stay-at-homes and skeptics, the novelty of parachutes, and the social urge to join the “I’ve been up” club as aviation becomes a common talk topic.
A commemorative essay argues Constitution Week honors the U S framework while noting the people alone create and amend the Constitution. It stresses the document limits government powers, empowers courts and executives, and that the people ultimately rule through established authority.
The piece critiques stagnation in Nazareth and asks readers to modernize. A traveler recounts a trip in a patched buggy and questions where the town is headed. It argues for adopting modern methods and styles to avoid decay and stagnation.
Proceedings show Nazareth Borough School District voting to increase bonded indebtedness by 150000 to expand and equip the high school on Belvidere street. Virginia Wood to teach, tuition for nonresident high school pupils set at 10.82 monthly. board adjourned.
The excerpt explains water bath canning for fruits and tomatoes, steam pressure processing above 212 degrees for non acid vegetables, and packing hot for safety and quality. It also includes several old fashioned recipes such as Sunday Night Supper items and a vinegar pie with traditional steps and ingredients.
A fragment describes cooling line candy on a pan with cocoanut candied cherries and nut meats, adding lemon juice before removing from the stove, then cutting into squares. It also notes adding a pinch of salt to benzine to prevent rings when cleaning fabrics.
Good advice on avoiding car trouble by checking spark plugs distributor points battery terminals and gas line before blaming the carburetor. It warns not to brake hard for a road hole, and notes a broken spring at high speed with brakes on. Campers should use pliers for pots but not leave tools on the ground when departing.
The Nazareth Hosiery workers paper prints a circular by the American Federation of Full Fashioned Hosiery Workers praising worker enthusiasm and attacking a local paper. The federation announces mail circulation to Nazareth to bypass a Nazareth Council ordinance requiring Burgess approval.
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