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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1917

Page

2

Tin Shortage Sparks Packaged Goods Substitution

The department outlines steps to boost tin can supply for the upcoming season. Measures include speeding tinplate production, diverting tinplate from nonperishable to perishable packing, and introducing substitute containers for many nonperishable lines. Manufacturers may face 40 percent higher can demand, with guidance offered to use substitutes to avert a food shortage next winter.

Redfield Department of Commerce Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Straits Settlements Europe Bolivia United States New Jersey

Mars canals debate by Dr Percival Lowell cited

Dr Percival Lowell, longtime Harvard Conservatory head, announced at the University of California that Mars canals are vegetation strips cultivated and watered by artificial canals. He claimed the smallest observable spot would be about ten miles across and that canals could not be seen from Earth.

Percival Lowell Harvard Conservatory Flaystaff Arizona University of California Mars Lowell Earth Jongar

Onlookers witness odd wedding atop 200 foot smokestack

The article notes Bessie Norton and Joseph Bowling of Florence Colorado wed atop a smokestack 200 feet high with townsfolk spectating. It also references Lord Curzon's Chelsea speech and lists wartime literature and Brazil's coffee exports and plant numbers in a rapid factual montage.

Bessie Norton Joseph Bowling Florence Col Lord Curzon Chelsea England

Our Ruler Ho Who Guides Us In The Realm

A compact line from a poem or lyric reflects guidance during upheaval. The fragment mentions a ruler named Ho guiding through a storm, implying leadership during crisis and resilience in a symbolic realm.

Submarine Nets and Tsarist Abdication Scene

Descriptions of a World’s Work style submarine net trapping subs in shallow depths. The narrative shifts to political turmoil as General Zabel informs Tsar Nicholas II of dethronement and abdication, with discussions of Petrograd, Vishera, and Livadia. The scene ends with the Emperor accepting abdication.

Farmers and Ships and the U S Shipping Board

The U S Shipping Board, a five member commission, will build a merchant marine and naval auxiliary with up to 50 million dollars for buying building leasing and maintaining ships. It aims to raise American exports battered by war and ship shortages while guarding farm prices and coastwise and Great Lakes access. The board seeks to restore the American flag to oceangoing trade as it expands the fleet amid wartime disruption.

United States Shipping Board United States Great Lakes America Shipping Board

Czar Hastens to Capital as Petrograd Uprising Surges

A telegraph from the Czarina reports an uprising in Petrograd. The Czar, roused at two in the morning, learns troops will quell the revolt. Commander Voyekoff notes 700 St George cavalry moving toward Tsarskoe Selo to reinforce the Emperor.

Czarina Petrograd New York American Duma Voyekoff St. George Tsarskoa Selo Ivanoff Sid Voyekoff Tsarskoe Selo

For sale items advertised with full-blooded cow

An old western newspaper ad lists a cow for sale along with hay a wheelbarrow a grindstone two stoves a scythe and a democrat wagon indicating a rural classifieds listing from a past era.

Executors Notice in John Imboden Estate

Letters testamentary granted by Dauphin County Register of Wills to Harry F. Imboden Charles E. Imboden and E M Hershey as attorney. Executors request immediate payment of debts and prompt presentation of claims for settlement to Hershey Pennsylvania and Philadelphia addresses.

Register of Wills Dauphin County John Imboden Derry Township Pennsylvania Harry F. Imboden Hershey Charles E. Imboden Chestnut Street Philadelphia E. M. Hershey

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Brazil Columbia Czar Zabel Vishera Grekoff Nicholas Livadia Maylfair Hershey Penna J. C. Nisley Palmyra, Penna Edw. J. Hilton Harrisburg Republican Party New York Life Insurance Co Harry M. Hartz W. Main Street Palmyra, PA Gemeral Insurance Model Homes East Hershey Cocoa Avenue New York Futhermore Hershey Improvement Company Hershey Trust Company Hershey Industrial School Hershey, Pennsylvania
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