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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1917
Page
6
As New Year begins, milliners push spring straw hats while women in icebound New York swap fur for light headgear. French blue and rose straw hats feature velvet ribbons and large wheels. shoes, bags, and tops show bold color and practical styles with white and gray accents and various high boot designs.
A father and son exchange reminiscences about school days. The boy recalls two-reel history lessons a three-reel geography travelogue and a nature study reel noting that wild West films were once shown but are less common now.
The text hints at broader Soviet challenges beyond personnel losses. It cites place names like Berezsznz Hajdu Szobosza Nylegyhaza Daniloszice Wloszczown Szczucayn, suggesting a discussion of strategic pressures and potential setbacks that could disrupt an ongoing advance.
Doctor Krusen of the health and charities bureau warns sore throats are often first signs of serious infections like diphtheria and scarlet fever. He notes many cases go untreated at home and isolation is crucial, especially for children, with early antitoxin treatment advised.
The Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society elected Joseph F. Rutherford as president succeeding the late Pastor Russell. Rutherford, longtime ally and legal adviser, will preside over hundreds of co workers worldwide from Brooklyn after a Pittsburg meeting where A I Ritchie was reelected vice president.
At State College H H Jeffers outlines a cropping sequence combining alfalfa corn and winter wheat to maximize soil fertility and digestible nutrients per acre while leveling labor through the season. C R Anderson warns Pennsylvania farmers lose millions selling timber unless they price, market, and cooperate. Miss Pearl McDonald promotes home economics training turning farm daughters into thrifty domestic managers.
A reflective plea urges consideration of a mother's tireless labor. It cites household chaos causing extra tasks for mom and questions what one does in return. The piece ends with a call to think, improve behavior, and start right.
A man asks a woman to the dance with flattery but she declines. She offers to introduce him to another young man described as handsome and clever, while he insists he wants her instead. The exchange ends with no plan for the dance.
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