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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1917
Page
2
An aviation feature describes a 180 mile per hour level flight, the thrill of high speeds, and the cockpit of a modern aeroplane. It explains tractor vs pusher layouts, in‑flight warmth, control levers, and insignia like an elephant or hippopotamus on squads.
The National Foreign Trade Council report to the Fourth National Foreign Trade Convention estimates total public and private property loss in Europe at 5.985 billion dollars. Western theatre 3.735 billion, eastern theatre 2.25 billion, not including shipping. It highlights destruction of dwellings bridges and rail lines, and notes prolonged industrial rebuilding and ongoing demand for agricultural inputs.
A poem praising a dog for steadfast loyalty and sacrifice. The speaker notes the animal’s true nature, devotion to a loving boy, willingness to shield a friend, endure hunger, and express affection through deeds rather than words, highlighting an ideal of canine fidelity.
The theatre introduces motorized curtains controlled by a single button, eliminating manual lifting. This new system streamlines stage setup and enhances safety for staff.
Mrs. Bridge vents in a humorous exchange asking her husband George to run errands and handle tasks from groceries to tailoring and a call to Winchester. He replies meekly with "Yes, my dear" as the banter highlights domestic expectations and urban routines.
A Pennsylvania Dauphin County report shows total trust funds of 19 3848 54 and 18 998 45 invested totals. J S C Stecher as treasurer swears the figures are true before Notary Edwin M Hershey on January 30 1917 with witnesses Lull Lucan H Lebreicher John Snyder A W Stauffer.
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