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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1928
Page
4
Public notice announces the sale by lot of municipal bonds authorized by Nazareth Borough. Bids opened at a borough meeting, details include bond maturity dates, interest rates, and delivery terms with penalties and costs outlined.
A public notice summarizes a joint resolution proposing to amend section twelve of article three of the Pennsylvania Constitution. It outlines bidding rules for state printing and material contracts, the role of the Governor and state officers, and enforcement of procurement procedures.
An OCR derived list describes various household goods and furniture including cupboards, chests, cabinets, carpets, mirrors, curtains, and a large dresser. The text mentions carpentry work, fabric items, and shop terms with numerous misread names and inconsistent spellings.
An excerpt from E W Howe's Monthly reflects on universal boredom and social fatigue. It asserts that both young and old find others tiresome, and that people spend time boring one another rather than denouncing each other. It frames popularity as fleeting and divides attention between public and private life.
The remark by Herbert Hoover states that national character cannot be built by law but is the sum of individuals moral fibre. It frames civic virtue as personal responsibility shaping a nation.
Fragmentary text shows joint resolutions proposing amendments to the Pennsylvania Constitution. Items include adding sections to articles eight nine and eleven, authorizing bonds for state forest land, allowing city special assessments for public improvements in Pittsburgh, and bond and tax provisions. Names such as Charles Johnson and Hales Johnson appear as secretaries.
The document details proposed amendments to Pennsylvania's constitution including debt limits for cities counties and townships, voting machine use, consolidated city county structures, and highway bond authorization. It outlines sections on debt maximums, elections, and governance changes across multiple articles and sections.
Legislative committee of Pennsylvania proposes amendments to the State Constitution. Sections include changes to the governor's power to fill vacancies, appointments for Internal Affairs, and four year terms for Auditor General and State Treasurer with tailored terms for a 1909 Treasurer. The joint resolution outlines election timing and Senate confirmation procedures.
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