Hershey Triumph Over Duncannon 7 to 1 in Saturday Game
Hershey dominated the visit of Duncannon as Zeigler allowed five scattered hits and struck out nine on the mound. Straub fueled the offense with three singles and two RBIs while Dearoff and Machen starred in the field. Attendance topped the season average as the crowd enjoyed a one sided contest.
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Duncannon
Hershey
Patty Miller
Zeigler
Straub
Dearoff
Machen
Jones
DeHavén
Miller
Ak Ae C. A. Ee Machen
Romig
Hinkle
Peache Hs
Dearolf
Erenee Vene Miller
Rf. Shaub
Eure
Ewe Daniels
Esate Straub
Eee
Toner Zeigler
P Vy
A Jones
Bigant Adios
DeHaven
Mutzy
Hunter
Cunning's
McMurray
Bolden
Rf. Miller
P Pyiea Case
Heck
Ava
Shraub
Daniels
Jonas
Harrisburg Grocers Picnic Draws 5000 Plus Crowd
The Harrisburg Grocers Picnic will close all stores today in Hershey Park with attendance expected over 5,000. Nearby towns New Cumberland Penbrook Enola Marysville Mechanicsburg plan large turnout as committees led by J. G. Owen and R. M. Wolfe organize races tennis courts and arcade games for the celebration.
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A. H. Kreidler
George Forster
W. J. VanCamp
J. A. Rishel
K. O. Fink
B. B. Drumm
J. H. Frantz
A.P. Kitchen
Harrisburg
Hersheay Park
Hershey
New Cumberland
Penbrook
Enola
Marynville
Meehanicaburg
Gronarymen
J. G. Owe Ja
R. M. Wolfe Sear
J. A. Ashel
George Vorster
Fd. Crownshield
Anslatant
Horshey
Hershey Golf Record Beaten by Edward Dearie
Edward Dearie of Boston set a new Hershey Golf Links record on Sunday with a scoring sequence totaling 66 for the course. His 85 on the front nine and 81 on the back nine edged the bogey target, establishing a landmark round at Hershey.
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Edward Dearie
Boston
Hershey Golf Links
Dearie
Triplex Glass Aims to Stop Flying Shards in Crashes
An editorial promotes Triplex glass as a safety device for motorists claiming over half of auto accident injuries come from broken glass. It explains Triplex uses two glass sheets with a celluloid layer to form a network of cracks rather than shards. The piece notes stronger bitriplex variants and suggests applying Triplex to motorists' goggles.
Revival of Boxing Warns of Surging Social Craze
The piece notes split views on boxing, praising some while warning that it reflects a broader social craze. It cites editorials from the State Journal and Springfield Republican, warning that the craze could influence society unless checked.
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Jet
The
State Journal
Springfield Republican
Duck Shooting An Irishman and the Muddle of Ducks
A humorous tale describes Milke and Mehl in a duck shoot with misfirings and mistaken calls. The men debate why shots never connect as multiple ducks appear in sequence, sparking quips about aim and luck in a breezy magazine style.
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Milke
Milka
Miko
Women Suffrage Could Decide 1916 Presidential Election
Analysis shows 279 electoral votes could be controlled by women in 1916 if equal suffrage passes in seven key states Ohio Missouri Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota Montana and Nevada totaling 67 votes plus 128 from five more states Iowa Massachusetts New Jersey New York and Pennsylvania and 84 votes from current states where women already vote giving 279 votes potentially in play for a woman president.
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Ohio
Union
National Association
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Nevada
Iowa
Massachusetts
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
Illinois
Kansas
Oregon
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Sunday Accidents And The Sabbath Day
The Ohio State Journal notes higher Sunday accident and fatality rates. It argues Sunday should be kept holy not from dogma but to promote temperance and thoughtful conduct, hoping restraint would reduce mishaps.
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Oho State Journal
Summit on Vision and Moderation Promises Gentle Mirth
A discussion on moderation and simple living predicts a shift away from sorrow and riotous pursuit of fun. Observers expect a weekly cycle of good sense and happiness rather than chaotic Monday mornings. The tone favors poise of the soul and hopeful social conduct.
Such Mistakes Will Happen Arch Fund Error Story
A village rector printed a notice to raise funds for church arch repair but a printer's error changed the appeal to "The collection today will be for the arch fiend." The mix up caused consternation in the country village and next Sunday the error drew attention.
Ruled by Fashion The Lady and the Painter Exchange
A witty dialogue models social vanity as a gentleman asks why the artist paints only nudes. The Artist replies he cannot afford gowns and notes fashion changes quickly, illustrating themes of money, art, and vanity in a clipped social scene.
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Mr. Cobalt
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the Grocers
Hershey ‘Park
Berlin
Iedy
Bing
Walter T. Bradley
Ninth
Thompson Streets
Philadelphia
Hoffer
Engle
Hummelstown
George P. Hoffer
Palmyra
Landis
E. B. Cassady
Swatara Quarry
Swatara, Pa
Elm. Hoffer
David Gordon
Hershey, Pa
East End
Hershey Improvement Company
Hershey, Penna
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