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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1911
Page
12
Duncan M. Smith notes a rising desire for voting and freedom spreading worldwide. He describes Mexico, Portugal, India and other regions stirred by reform, with rulers facing pressure as ancient powers tremble and citizens awaken to claim their own rights.
The dialogue shows Frank refuses to associate with Jack over unprincipled conduct. They had taken two girls to dinner and Frank planned to forget the bill, leaving the check for Jack to pay, but Jack beat him to it.
A reader recalls Brown expecting a trip this week but discovering the plan changed. His son urged a picnic ride, yet mechanical issues or miscommunication altered the outing, leaving them delayed and puzzled by the mistaken impression.
Fragmentary dialogue recalls human nature and fate as a prohibition state looms. A line hints at a man seeking a drink after restraint, while another mentions his wife and shame, indicating personal conflict within a tense social climate.
A brief line shows a caller who speaks only a few words of French, prompting a witty reply about his limited language skills. The exchange highlights light domestic humor and character voice in a period-style setting.
The passage muses on paying coal bills for winter and the lure of red hot opportunities. It jokes about laziness hidden as patience and jokes about buying gifts at a ten cent store. It contrasts work ethics of boys and girls and notes busy nights at receptions with learning new tricks.
A horse from David Ensminger's four-horse team fell into the old Union Canal bridge while crossing. He unhitched the others with help and continued home unharmed. the drenched lead horse was not injured. Local residents and visitors are noted in brief society items.
Train times listed for Hershey East and Hershey West routes with Sunday and westbound times. Mentions lines for Philadelphia and Reading connections and various daily departures. Contains inconsistent times such as 8.82 and 4/15, suggesting OCR errors in the timetable.
A warm poorly ventilated shed loosens wool and harms vitality. Avoid stagnant water. never buy a ram with scanty wool on belly and legs. Choose a square standing, courageous ram. scrub stock may fare better than poorly kept pure breds.
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