Cinderella in Flow erland charms Hershey theater crowd
The operette Cinderella in Flowerland opened with a prologue showing a nursery scene led by Miss Mary Burch. A cast of 80 children performed with notable turns by Verna Stuckey as Cinderella and Alie Maugans as Prince Sunshine. The finale featured a May pole and a graceful Apple Blossoms drill, ending with Daisy revealed as the slippered princess and happiness for all.
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Flowerland
Cinderella
Mary Burch
Hershey Park Theater
Dreamland
Prince
Miss Burch
Verna Stuckey
Ethel
Foltz
Dora ‘Marks
Alie Maugans
Prince Sunshine
Alie
Park Cassady
Robin-Red
Marion Murrie
Henriette Klein
Hershey Industrial School
Kenneth Killian
Buzz
Prince ‘Sunshine
Robin
Red
Daisy
Sunshine Castle
Fly catechism questions on filth and flies
The Indiana state board of health prepared questions and answers on the fly. It notes flies originate in manure and filth and live in filth collected in city schools.
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Indiana State “Board of Health
I -Caused
Typhoid Fly Warns of Household Menace
An editorial fragment warns that the common housefly spreads typhoid fever, consumption and summer diarrhea by landing on bread and milk. It urges immediate sanitation, drying stables, removing manure weekly, cleaning trash, and screening doors and windows to prevent breeding and visits.
The Man Who Fails In A Good Cause
A concise aphorism notes that attempting a worthy aim holds more merit than two who do not try, emphasizing effort over outcome.
Rainy Sunday Visits and Local Trove in Bindnagles
June 19 at Bindnagles Church reports a refreshing rain. Residents and visitors including David A. Wagner selling a fine driving horse to John S. Ensminger, Dr. Fox visiting Clayton Buck, Henry Mark of Annville at his tenant, Rudolph Behm remodeling a Kuntz barn, Henry Boher family in town, Herman Grubb and Esther visiting an uncle near Banksville, M. S. Hershey from Hershey in the area, Jacob Tobias on business in Palmyra, Raymond Hetrick hauling ties to Palmyra, carpenters at Harvey Kreider’s barn, and many fishermen on opening bass day.
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David A. Wagner
John S. Ensminger
Dr. Fox
Hummelstown
Clayton Buck
Henry Mark
Annville
Rudolph Behm
Kuntz
Henry Boher
Coffeetown
Herman Grubb
Esther
Banksville
M. S. Hershey
Hershey
Jacob Tobias
Palmyra
Raymond Hetrick
Harvey ‘Kreider
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