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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1909

Page

2

Soils Do Not Wear Out Says U S Expert

The United States soil fertility is rising not falling says Professor Milton Whitney chief of the bureau of soils. He notes overall U S and European soils show no decline in potash phosphoric acid lime or magnesia and credits better cultivation crop rotations and smarter use of fertilizers for continued high productivity.

United States Milton Whitney Bureau of Soils of the Europe Whitney Columbella Cicero Italy England

Assistant Chief aceY in the Lime Light

A near disaster from a forest fire was averted Sunday evening as Assistant Chief aceY and Hershey Volunteer Fire Co. members led by Jos Hills Walter Ashenfelter Jos Snavely Paul Klein and John Black contained a hollow tree fire near Spring Creek dam. The fire started by two boys attempting to smoke a chipmunk and was kept under control with calm leadership.

Bigley Hershey Volunteer Fire Co Jos. Hills Walter Ashenfelter Jos. Snavely Paul Klein John Black Spring Creek Napoleon Han Mr. Bigley

Gaslight Parlor Misadventure Sparks Hushed Secrets

In a domestic exchange, Forethought Elder Sister teases about gas use while Younger Sister recalls Harold’s hat covering the keyhole to block the flame, explaining the lack of visible burning during a long parlor visit.

Mr. Bilmore Emily Harold

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