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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1916
Page
6
Dr Woods Hutchinson urges readers to curb coughing and sneezing even with colds. He cites tuberculosis sanatoriums showing reduced coughing and argues habits drive most coughing, endorsing self control as a path to healthier winter wellbeing.
Mrs M D Wagner of Lebanon visits her brother's family. Attend the dedication at One Sunday. Many locals visit Palmyra and East Hanover. couples from Palmyra visit Hershey Hershey. Communion services held Sunday forenoon.
A worker urges taking a stand for a friend at the convention while Senator Sorg Hum dismisses the plea and pushes for fundraising efforts in Washington.
A tribute to William H. Lebkicher and the Grand Army of the Republic recalls the order's unique nature. It emphasizes its exclusive membership criteria, lifelong veteran status, and the fading, solitary future as veterans pass away.
Allen Brandt and family motored to Lancaster with Emma Bachman visiting Lebanon friends. Ben Grubb and family, Hiram Bricker and daughter Ada, and Lizzie and Sarah Balsbaugh traveled to Hanoverdale. Callers included Peter Ginder Cleona Morris Flickinger Fontana and Edward Moyer Campbelltown. John H Kulp bought an automobile in Harrisburg Monday.
The article explains candy as a source of energy but warns excess causes digestive disturbances and liver strain. It urges moderation, proper timing with meals, regular eating hours, and avoiding highly colored low grade sweets. It notes that well made candy is safe in moderation and highlights risks for girls in college from between meal consumption.
A fragment from the Louisville Journal presents a sharp exchange about valuing criticism. It questions why one would be paid for criticizing others and hints at the social debate over freelance critique.
The Hershey Choral Society held its second concert at Hershey Park Theater, drawing a large regional audience. Palmyra musicians dominated the Men's Chorus with many encores, as the program featured Wagner, Beethoven, and Gounod, with soloists Miss Fleida Kettering and violinist Miss Elizabeth R. Johnson earning special acclaim.
The Grammar Transfer program at the M. S. Hershey Consolidated Schools in Derry Township drew a large audience at Hershey Park Theater. Students and teachers including Mr. Peters Miss Canan and Mr. Hocker received praise for smooth well delivered performances and the program featured twenty numbers with solos recitations and a class prophecy. Professor E M Balsbaugh of Lebanon City Schools spoke on contrasts between past and present schooling and urged students to continue to college. diplomas were presented by President Shenk.
The event featured numerous automobiles and attracted attendees from across the surrounding country, highlighting broad regional interest and participation.
Hershey High School under manager R S Brown finished 6 wins and 2 losses in eight games. Otis Long and M Dressler led batting. Wirth stole bases and pitched. Paul Henry caught well. Notable losses came from Myerstown and Annville with scores listed.
More Care sold from H. S. Wagner's Palmyra toll gate garage includes an Overland to multiple buyers William Brandt Hershey Cal Hartman Abner Hostetter and Harry Gipple all of Palmyra H C Longenecker near Union Deposit Rev H G Light of Cleona an Overland six to J A Hertrick a Ford to Peter Rhoads near Shellsville and a Cole to Mr Kopp of Sheridan.
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