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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1916

Page

7

Census of Birds Seeks Volunteer Count Across Regions

The third annual bird census by the Bureau of Biological Survey will run in May and June. Volunteers count birds on forty to eighty acre areas near homes to aid data on populations and relation to pest outbreaks. Participants report male birds at dawn and verify counts over several mornings.

United States Bureau of Biological Survey United States Department of Agriculture Department Washington Lebanon Valley U. S. Department of Agriculture

Winter wheat forecast shows U S crop cut by 200 million bushels

The Department of Agriculture projects a total U S winter wheat yield of 455 million bushels, 200 million less than last year, due to farmer abandonment. The report cites shipping disruptions from war, low price levels, higher binding twine costs, and labor shortages as factors shaping the outlook and home consumption needs.

United States Department of Agriculture

Taft Shares Humorous Nail Biting Anecdote

Mr Taft recounts a humorous tale about a nurse warning a boy who bit his nails. The boy imagined his nails swelling and popping like balloons, then later confronted Taft at luncheon with a sharp question about biting nails.

Taft Mr. Taft Alern

What Machinery Has Done For Farm Life

The Pennsylvanian Farmer argues that rising knowledge and inventive genius have reduced the farming workforce while increasing productivity. Machinery enables one person to do the work of many, freeing others for new pursuits, and marks the start of broad 20th century progress across civilization.

Pennsylvania John Barlow Monmouth Junction N. J New Jersey Swift

Round steak query and tender talk in tran script

Dialogue snippets show Shape Butcher offering a round steak and Mrs Youngbride replying she does not care about shape as long as it is tender The London Opinion quips on why two girls dislike you and Pocus mentions they look alike in a humorous tran script tone

Pocus London

Confession Sparks Change of Heart in Isabel

In a surprising turn, Isabel admits she was mistaken about her earlier stance and now says she will reconsider her refusal. The moment shifts expectations as allies react with cautious optimism.

Isabel

Plenty of Fish Says Mr Buller

Nathan R. Buller state Commissioner of Fisheries, reappointed for a second term, predicts an excellent trout season. The department planted over 2,000,000 trout last year from Bellefonte Corry and Pleasant Union hatcheries, with streams in good condition and anglers optimistic statewide.

Nathan R. Buller Brumbaugh Commissioner Buller Fisheries Department Bellefonte Corry Pleasant Union Chester Bucks Montgomery York Delaware Philadelphia

The Farm of Today a Satirical Verse

A satirical poem by James J. Montague mocks overzealous farm hygiene practices. It lists exaggerated treatments for livestock from tootsies to calves while hinting at domestic humor about doughnuts and a hired man.

Dobbin

Early Settlement Records Mention Doc Talcott in Connecticut

A young woman visited Jonathan Driggs in a Connecticut town seeking early settler records. He opened the ledger and noted the earliest settler as Doc Talcott with a best record of three months.

Jonathan Driggs Connecticut Driggs Doc Talcott

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