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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1910

Page

5

Hershey Baseball Falls 1 0 to Mr. Joy on Home Ground

Elliott Fisher notes a tight Saturday game at Hershey where Hershey lost 1 to 0 to Mr. Joy. Karg pitched well with two walks and six strikeouts, receiving strong team support. Hershey had four hits to Mr. Joy’s two and recorded three in the paper.

Elliott Fisher Hershey Mr. Joy Karg

Where It Counted. Patient to physiciany All my money

Patient tells physician money cannot buy health while doctors insist money aids care. Conversation underscores cost of care versus medical ethics in a hospital setting.

Goats, Candy Kings and a Battle of Reading in 1910

A humorous tale set on the fifteenth day of the seventh month in 1910 describes a clash between the Ludenites from Reading and Hersheyites on Spring Creek. The story centers on King Lucien of Reading and his goat as rivals battle for captivity and the Hersheyites triumph, ending with the goat's capture and a ban on future feasts.

Spring Creek Hershey Lucien Reading Hersheyites Land of Gandy Ites Sourkraut Candy Murrie Eppley Kasson Wick Snavely Frank Scribe O’brien Patrick Brehm Palmyra Sheaffer Joveth

Mother's Voice From a Childhood Place by Samuel Loven

A nostalgic reflection recalls a childhood place and a sweet voice telling bright fairy tales, attributed to Samuel Loven, highlighting a memory of storytelling and warmth.

Duty as a Power That Rises With Us

The text describes duty as a power that accompanies us from dawn to night and grows with our intelligence. It is a shadow that follows us wherever we go and disappears only when we exit the light of life.

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