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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1915

Page

6

Fatal car crash in Mt Holly area shocks Lebanon Valley

Raymond L Early a Carlisle hotelman and former Palmyra resident suffered a fractured skull but is expected to recover after a car crash between Mt Holly and Carlisle last Thursday evening. Two companions A L Thompson and C D Bixler were killed. The accident was caused by a broken axle overturning the vehicle.

Raymond ‘L.' Early Carlisle Palmyra Mt. Holly A. L. Thompson C. D. Bixler Mr. Early Silas Early

Mountain Laurel Not State Flower of Pennsylvania

Governor Brumbaugh vetoed a bill to name the mountain laurel Pennsylvania’s state flower citing poisonous leaves and lack of public demand. The article notes laurel’s beauty, widespread presence, and various names and uses, including ornamental value and historical lore.

Pennsylvania Brumbaugh Connecticut The Public Ledger Jane Leslie Kift England Barewood Gardens London Times Vietory

Patter of the Shingle Poem Fragment and Family Scene

A fragmented verse recalls a mother son moment with a shingle sting memory, a father’s appearance, and comedic interjections. The speaker imagines embarrassment and asks for gentleness while the family doctor and witty banter close the scene. The text blends erotic innuendo with domestic humor and crumbling dialogue.

Doow Your Wife Neglect Her Doma in Speech Recount

A Washington Star quip quotes My. Moule ton saying his wife always lets him hear the Hpoochos first. The remark plays on domestic speech and public life with humorous tone.

My. Mouleton Washington Star

Chocolate and the War Across the Front Lines

The piece notes massive cocoa and candy relief to Europe, including the Rockefeller Foundation sending cocoa to Belgium and American nurses in Paris reporting scarce sweets. It cites Australian volunteers sending chocolate to troops and odd anecdotes about chocolate on a captured German train, plus industry views on chocolate flavoring booming amid wartime supply constraints.

Europe Rockefeller Foundation Belgium Paris London Post

The Early Bird Quip on Punctuality and Waiting

A Philadelphia Record humor item mocks those who arrive late and those who keep others waiting, noting the paradox of punctuality and the waste of time when others fail to show. The quip highlights the value of being on time in social and professional contexts.

Old Quay Dillsburg York County M.S. Quay Monaghan Presbyterian Church Loxas Philadelphia Record

Martha Learns Clear Lesson From Sunday School Tale

A young girl named Martha, age seven, questions a Sunday school story about the Israelites crossing the Red Sea. She defends her disbelief with a sharp retort to her mother, highlighting a child’s skeptical view of miracles and lessons.

Martha Israel

Turtle pun jolts Boston Transcript page

A playful quip notes a turtle's snap as a humorous reference in a Boston newspaper snippet. The exchange features light banter about wishing to be a turtle and an imagined danger, reflecting witty verse or caption style from the era.

Boston Transcript

Sunday School Exchange Cited in Ledger Riddle

Public Ledger quotes a Sunday School exchange about baptism with a humorous twist. Johnny answers that the outward sign is the baby, reflecting a light moment in religious instruction.

Johnny Philadelphia Public Ledger

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Lebanon Valley Edmund Jones Plymouth Evangelist Anderson Jones Evangelist Lancaster Intelligencer United States Globe Hershey Park Church ‘of the Brethren I. W. Taylor Brethren Home Neffsville Montgomery County J. H. Longenecker J. C. Zug General Lutheran Synod Martin Luther York Isaac Johnson Bromley Wharton F. J. Torrance Board of Public Charities New Cumberland France Lebanon Hoa Jampballtown Schuylkill Valley Pennsylvania Railroad John L. Dunkleberger Reading Black Bear Elizabethtown Vere Treichler Black Horse John Kennedy J. W. Snake Kennedy James Smith Greenville Mr. Smith John Zoll Derry Township Mr. Zoll John Reist New Haven Conn Ream & Son of Solomon Nisley Zion Lutheran Sunday School of Hummelstown A. I. Wagner College Church Gettysburg Myerstown Amos Hassler Myerstown Trust Company Hassler Charles I. Gebhard Warrisburg Court John Essing William Brady J. D. Reel Lebanon Valley College Mark R. Shaw Intercollegiate Prohibition Association K. G. Barton International Association Paul Summel Wummelstown Edwin Alegler Wizabothylle Peter Kalm Willia Willio New York Moses Angels Vathor Fam Joseph Pennell London Australia Great Britain Julia Kate Maude Red ‘Sea Atlas Farm Powde Tsries Lee Atlas Powder Wilmington Del Bales Birmingham Boston Joplin Knoxy New Orleans Philadelphia Souis Atlas Farm Atlas Powder Co Atlas Farm Powder Maxwell Ream & Son Palmyra, Pa
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