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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1911

Page

7

Keeping the Farmers Money at Home

A discussion of a mail order campaign coordinated by ten merchants to flood catalogue requests through mutual acquaintances. It weighs advantages of local honest dealers, quick delivery, and immediate parts against mail order savings and risks, noting frauds and customer service as factors shaping future trade.

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Reformed Mennonite Services Set for November 26 at Derry Church

Reform ed Mennonites will worship next Sunday at Derry Church starting at 10 a.m. Rev. Jacob Kreider will preach. Everyone is invited.

Derry Church Jacob Kreider

Chiffon and Taffeta Blouse Fashioned with Plaits and Trim

An afternoon waist illustrated with white chiffon bodice and black and white striped taffeta bands. The blouse features plaited silk left of the bodice, a basque style frill, elbow length sleeves, silk buttons, and a white felt hat lined in black velvet heavily frilled with striped taffeta.

Progress in Farming Solves Wider Benefit Puzzle

A concise reflection on agricultural progress as an individual challenge whose solutions aid state national and world welfare. The statement emphasizes collective gains from improving farming practices and productivity across scales.

Nathaniel Hawthorne Hall of Fame Brief

Nathaniel Hawthorne, born Salem July 4, 1804 and died Plymouth May 19, 1864, was a leading early American novelist. He attended Bowdoin College, served at the custom house in Boston, helped with Brook Farm, and held U S posts including consul at Liverpool. His best known work is The Scarlet Letter. other notable books include Twice Told Tales Mosses From An Old Manse The House of the Seven Gables Tanglewood Tales and The Marble Faun.

Nathaniel Hawthorne Salem Mass Plymouth N. H Way Bowdoin College Boston Custom House Brook Farm Association United States Liverpool

The Things Prize by Henry van Dyke

A poet extols prized joys from sapphire skies to forests and fields. He cherishes peace, nature, sound of birds and streams, scent after rain, and above all along the path, friendship and mirth.

Henry van Dyke

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Reformed Mennonite Services Ora Cne the Hall OF Fame David Gordon Drayage and Hershey, PA
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