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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1915

Page

6

Re-elected Sunday School Leader in Hum melstown

John J. Nissley was re elected superintendent of the Reformed Sunday school in Hummelstown. Officers include F J Schaffner as assistant superintendent and J J Nissley as treasurer. The report also lists a long line of officers, teachers, and managers.

John J. Nissley Reformed Sunday School Hummelstown F. J.schaffner J. J. Nissley J. Urban Kilmer Ward Landis Walter Baker John H. Greenawalt

Typhoid Fever Declines Sharply in Pennsylvania 1914

Dr. Samuel G. Dixon reports a dramatic drop in typhoid fever in 1914, with 7,000 cases and 781 deaths through November 81st, compared to 24,071 cases and 8,971 deaths in 1906. The nine years of water purification efforts reduced typhoid by over 70 percent.

Pennsylvania Samuel G. Dixon Wealth Commonwealth

War era notes and industrial requests from 1917

The item lists widely varied wartime tidbits: American coal cravings from Little Argentina, Japanese soldiers in paper shirts, St Louis manufacturers urged to supply shoes for French troops, Columbus Penitentiary Library housing about 8 000 volumes, and British talks on rubber tires for streetcars.

Argentina St. Louis Columbus

Howard Elliott Favorite Verses on Try and Do It

The piece cites lines praised by Howard Elliott, president of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad, about perseverance. It extols the theme that many say it cannot be done, yet the individual who buckles in and tries will succeed. It emphasizes steadiness, versatility, and effort as keys to winning.

Washington Bonaparte Wellington Gladstone Disraeli Howard Elliott New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company

Bindnagles Church and East Hanover News Tidbits

William Albert was buried at Zion's Church on Saturday. An entertainment will be held at Long's Schoolhouse on Thursday evening January 21. Revival services are in progress at Gravel Hill and Lembergers. Ice from 10 to 12 inches thick is being harvested at this place.

Bindnagles William Albert Zion’s Church Albert East Hanover D. Mason Speck East Hanover Palmyra Long’s School House Harold Kuntz Rudy Behm Henry Smith Hershey Chocolate Company Harry Fasnacht Levi Lehman Singlestown John Minnie Reese Syner Millard Carrie Barnhart Adam Keller Hershey Bradley Groh Gravel Hill Lembergers

War notes and political quips from late 1910s newspapers

The excerpt collects editorial asides and quotes from the Washington Post Kansas City Star New York World Portland Oregonian and others. It references Przemysl Huerta and Turks in a holy war and comments on defense and submarine policy.

Przemysl Columbia Huerta Washington Post J. L. Brady Lawrence Kansas City Star New York World Portland Oregonian

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