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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
11
The Palmyra Citizen notes Senator Lorimer will not resign and argues his stance will force about forty senators to vote publicly on his retention. The paper claims the decision will expose lawmakers to accountability and benefits the country by bringing record votes.
Harrisburg Patriot reports Democrats in Pennsylvania rallying behind a new state organization, unified leadership, and voter trust. The piece criticizes Republicans as divided and machine-influenced, while praising the Democratic party as harmonious and responsive to the people.
The National Republican Committee rejects half vote double delegations at Chicago. The move blocks a weak compromise and forestalls future bolting. It signals firm stance for party unity and assigns any bolting risk to the individual candidate and party.
A simple home remedy combines an egg yolk one third cup sweet milk one tablespoon sugar and one teaspoon black pepper. Mix and place on plates where flies gather. After a few hours many flies die or become stunned then are swept up and burned.
The Lebanon Valley Academy marks its seventy eighth anniversary with thirteen seniors graduating. Principal Prof. Harry Spessard expanded attendance while Rev Dr L Calvin Fisher delivered diplomas to Gideon L Blouch Annville Jonathan C Dietzler Fredericksburg Iran Ernst Lemaster Esther E Fensler Palmyra Phares B Gibble Annville E Viola Gruber Campbelltown Robert E Hartz Palmyra J Maurice Leister Cocolamus William W MecConel Portage Verna F Myers Longsdorf Sedie S Rine Hoffer Caroline Shoop Halifax Virginia C Shoop Halifax The Lebanon Valley College scholarship worth one hundred dollars was awarded to Phares B Gibble.
On a Wednesday morning thirteen younger Hershey boys joined a brief summer hike led by Director Kogel and Secretary Pocock to the Swa tara for a fishing trip. They enjoyed the outing though fish were few and included a morning ball game.
A series of cautions against flies in the home advises keeping them out of living spaces and away from food and milk. It urges removing feeding sites, protecting fruits and confections, and preventing flies from contacting infants and nursing bottles to reduce disease risk.
A witty remark suggests that without their solemn expressions some people might not realize others are religious. It frames facial cues as a stereotype about belief and public perception.
The list highlights public schools, lighted town status between Harrisburg and New York, fine roads and parkways, Main line rail access, welfare groups like Y M C A and Y W C A, top parks, trolley service, strong financial institutions, excellent sidewalks, and gas service.
Ralph Lehr longtime local resident married Edna Achenbach of Palmyra in Lebanon on June 7 by Rev. Herman F Kroh. The wedding marks a notable local union with both families grounded in the area.
Royalton notes list Clifton Smith family leaving for Philadelphia for sole time. Mrs. Frank Williams visiting Harrisburg. John Kinsey repainting his Penn street house. Mrs. J. F. Smith in Reading for weeks. Miss Anna Luft headed to Catskill Mountains for months. Rev. J. F. Smith spent Thursday in Loysville.
A list of early lessons for boys stressing punctuality, helpfulness, neatness, respect for mothers and teachers, cheerful temper, self control, and avoidance of bad habits. Emphasizes duties like reading aloud, sewing buttons, helping smaller peers, and not teasing others.
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