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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1916

Page

2

FANNING BEE ON PARK DIAMOND FANNING BEE ON PARK DIAMOND

Hick-a-Thrifts of Harrisburg edge Hershey Men’s Club 3 to 2 in 11 innings at Hershey Park. Mummert of Lafayette fame pitched well for Hick-a-Thrifts while Zentmeyer fanned 14 for Hershey. Nell and Williams delivered decisive hits in the extra frame, Zimmerman’s double sparking the final run.

Hershey Park Hick-a-Thrift A. C Harrisburg Hershey Men’s Club Mummert Lafayette College Zentmeyer Hershey Hick-a-Thrifts Nell Brinser Ericson Clark Zimmerman Noll Williams Swartz Hershey AB. R. H Pepe Eee Santo Netal Richwine Atkinson Smith Bitner Peer Teres Mummert Hershey Eveer Hick-a

Hershey Loses to Gala Had A. C. Harrisburg In Five

In a five inning Park diamond game Thursday Hershey Men’s Club fell 6 to 1 to Gala Had A. C. of Harrisburg. Hershey missing regular lineup offered little resistance while Ericson Jed led with two hits in two at bats. Final: Hershey 1 3 1 0 0 Galahad A C 6 7 1. Batteries Zimmerman Zentmeyer Henry Swartz Comp Bowers.

Park Diamond Galahad A. C Harrisburg Hershey Ericson Jed Rhe

What Did She Mean Miss Bright Comment

Miss Bright tells her younger brother Willie to set Mr Burleighs hat down to avoid damage, noting he will want it soon. The item reflects a domestic moment captured in the Dallas News with emphasis on household exchanges and implied relationships within the family.

Miss Bright

Grit and Determination Behind Grant’s Enduring Campaign

The text lauds General Grant as a bull dog leader who never relented once he chose a plan. It highlights his resolve to fight it out on a chosen line and persist through a long, costly campaign without losing nerve, keeping effort steady even when odds looked hopeless.

Grant

Tribute to Grass by John J. Ingalls

The poem celebrates grass as nature’s constant benediction. It endures across seasons and scars of history, healing battlefields and forsaken streets. Grass outlives forests and crops, offering humble beauty and resilience that sustains life.

C. P. News Chicago John J. Ingalls

Economical Hub Joke About Dressmaker Bills

A humorous exchange shows a husband noting a $74 bill and another $60 bill, while the wife counters that spending less is beginning to show. The banter highlights frugality in domestic finances with a light domestic twist.

Hub

Unusual Behavior Serrer and Yadillah Dialogue

Unclear excerpt shows a dialogue between Serrer and Yadillah about a wife being sick. It appears in Life magazine format with a brief exchange implying concern and domestic illness. The readable text is sparse and lacks a full narrative.

Mexico Climate and Wealth Amid Civil Strife

The article notes Mexico's high altitude and dry climate offer health benefits despite heat in low areas. It highlights 1910 imports of 96 million dollars and exports of 147.5 million, plus gold silver copper, iron ore, and diverse agriculture. It discusses race, Diaz era ruling, Carranza as a major leader, and a division between noncombatants and armed forces amid unrest.

Mexico Puebla Diaz Carranza

Population figures amid shifting refugee movements and unrest

The passage notes 600,000 refugees in the United States Cuba and Europe raising Mexico's population to about 15 million. It questions the accuracy of these figures given rapidly changing events and acknowledges their conjectural nature.

United States Cuba Europe Mexico

Strategy Mrs Exe Party Whisper Sparks Social Interest

A dialogue excerpt shows Mrs Exe praising her knack for drawing crowds to gatherings. Mrs Wye remarks on guiding both men and women to engage, noting it is not merely a dress-up event.

Exe

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Whiff Club Nine Hicka-Thrifts Our Boys Curtis Publishing Co Galahads Lebanon Valley Hershey Store Company West Hershey Jeannette Young Simpson Puck Walter T. Bradley S. E. Corner Ninth and Thompson Streets Philadelphia Hoffer Engle Hummelstown New York Hershey Improvement Company Hershey Trust Company Hershey, Pennsylvania
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